Attacked by Antifa, bleeding, they stole my camera': Shocking video

[Anonymous]

I get "freedom of speech" but I cannot understand why people support these hate groups like the Proud Boys.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I get "freedom of speech" but I cannot understand why people support these hate groups like the Proud Boys.

Because racism.

[Anonymous]

Portland antifa front line.

What a bunch of losers for their prop usage.

[Anonymous]

^^^ It's actually pretty badass and much more representative of America than the white supremacist Proud Boys.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:^^^ It's actually pretty badass and much more representative of America than the white supremacist Proud Boys.

Then why does everyone behind them have their faces covered?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:^^^ It's actually pretty badass and much more representative of America than the white supremacist Proud Boys.

Then why does everyone behind them have their faces covered?

I see quite a few uncovered faces behind them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:^^^ It's actually pretty badass and much more representative of America than the white supremacist Proud Boys.

Then why does everyone behind them have their faces covered?

But push the disabled to the front. And don’t forget token.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:^^^ It's actually pretty badass and much more representative of America than the white supremacist Proud Boys.

Then why does everyone behind them have their faces covered?

But push the disabled to the front. And don’t forget token.

Is that why we don't see any in Proud Boys photos? Because they're always being hidden in back of the crowd?

[Anonymous]

https://www.google.com/amp/s/wtop.com/national/2019/08/portland-oregon-awaits-right-wing-rally-counter-protests/amp/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Portland antifa front line.

What a bunch of losers for their prop usage.

It’s sad the way the put gloves on the hands of wheel chair bound people as if they are going to need to protect their knuckles in a physical fight. Pure props and so insane.

[Anonymous]

There’s a communist hammer and sickle on a poster behind the purple wheel chair person’s head.

Isn’t Russia bad?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:There’s a communist hammer and sickle on a poster behind the purple wheel chair person’s head.

Isn’t Russia bad?

Charming group.

[Anonymous]

Why is antifa always looking to destroy property?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why is antifa always looking to destroy property?

A former Antifa member said that is what they are all about. Destruction and hate. And, is fueled by leftist university professors.

Make no mistake, Antifa’s violence is being fueled by professors in the classroom who incite their students to enact political violence against others. That is not preparing the next generation of leaders, it’s preparing the next generation of thugs.

Universities cannot keep ignoring their professors’ open calls for violence. It has real world repercussions—just ask Andy Ngo.

The disgraceful event in Portland is a re-run of what’s been taking place on college campuses, where similar attacks and intimidation have been happening for the past decade. And, just as the police did nothing to protect Ngo, so have they been filmed standing idle while Antifa thugs brutally attack their victims.

The reality is, Antifa violence is nothing more than an attempt to intimidate conservatives from organizing political groups and being part of the political process. Its actions are a form of voter intimidation. Failure see Antifa for what it is, and take action to protect the American public from it, puts the democratic process and our republic in serious jeopardy.

https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/gabriel-nadales-im-a-former-antifa-member-and-enough-is-enough-antifa-must-be-stopped

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I get "freedom of speech" but I cannot understand why people support these hate groups like the Proud Boys.

If you “get” freedom of speech, then it’s as simple as that. One doesn’t have to support their words to support their right to say them. Why is this such a difficult concept?