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Did the hacker known as 4chan accidentally HuffPost? 2017-08-30 01:39:30 Post No. 139554400
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Did the hacker known as 4chan accidentally HuffPost? 2017-08-30 01:39:30 Post No. 139554400
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Did the hacker known as 4chan accidentally HuffPost?
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2017-08-30 01:39:30
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>Do fascists have free speech rights? That is one key question that has emerged in the wake of the brutal display of right-wing chauvinism and violence seen across the country and the world this month in Charlottesville, Virginia. Last week, the president of the United States declared to hundreds of his supporters in Phoenix, Arizona, that the real threat to society are the so-called “Antifa,” shorthand for anti-fascists, who “show up in the helmets and the black masks, and they’ve got clubs and they’ve got everything.” What they do not appear to have are arsenals of firearms.
>Conversely, the right-wing paramilitary people who associate as the so-called “alt-right” — in addition to the Ku Klux Klan and the neo-Nazi groups — are armed to the teeth.
>Todd Gitlin, a former 1960s radical and current sociology and journalism professor at Columbia University, observes that the people calling themselves Antifa “aim to confront, expose, shame — and sometimes convert — white supremacists.” Gitlin adds, “Many liberals and leftists think that they taint the overwhelmingly nonviolent anti-Trump resistance movement… No less a left-wing eminence than Noam Chomsky calls the antifa ‘a miniscule fringe of the left’ and ‘a major gift to the right.’” Chomsky, Gitlin says, “considers them unprincipled, outnumbered and outgunned, as well as a distraction from practical tasks.” Gitlin comments that “many antifa activists do not think strategically about whom they alienate,” as they “are convinced that the hour for normal politics has passed, and let the chips fall where they may.”
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The narrative changes one again. I think they are gonna prepping to go back to "muh russians".
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who accidentally the timeline?
The Rise of the Violent Left
Antifa’s activists say they’re battling burgeoning authoritarianism on the American right. Are they fueling it instead?
>Since 1907, portland, oregon,has hosted an annual Rose Festival. Since 2007, the festival had included a parade down 82nd Avenue. Since 2013, the Republican Party of Multnomah County, which includes Portland, had taken part. This April, all of that changed.
>In the days leading up to the planned parade, a group called the Direct Action Alliance declared, “Fascists plan to march through the streets,” and warned, “Nazis will not march through Portland unopposed.” The alliance said it didn’t object to the Multnomah GOP itself, but to “fascists” who planned to infiltrate its ranks. Yet it also denounced marchers with “Trump flags” and “redmagahats” who could “normalize support for an orange man who bragged about sexually harassing women and who is waging a war of hate, racism and prejudice.” A second group, Oregon Students Empowered, created a Facebook page called “Shut down fascism! No nazis in Portland!”
>Next, the parade’s organizers received an anonymous email warning that if “Trump supporters” and others who promote “hateful rhetoric” marched, “we will have two hundred or more people rush into the parade … and drag and push those people out.” When Portland police said they lacked the resources to provide adequate security, the organizers canceled the parade. It was a sign of things to come.
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It would be nice if the humans found a less violent, intrusive way to find moderation.
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