Anonymous #1 4w

It’s an ideology not a group so it’s not necessarily correct to present Antifa as a group or organization

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Anonymous OP 4w

That’s why I put chapters in quotes because I didn’t really know what to call it. When you go destroy local businesses and cause harm towards everyday citizens, it’s hard to make your message sympathetic. Regardless of how rare these events are, they will be spread across every main stream news outlet when they happen

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Anonymous #1 4w

There are no fucking chapters, it’s not an organization, anyone can claim to be antifa omg you are dumber than cattle

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Anonymous #2 4w

Easy killer, I’d say I’m on your side for the most part. No need for the name calling. I’m fully aware that there isn’t like a national ANTIFA headquarters. There are autonomous groups who carry out the message in a way that discredits the movement for all parties involved

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Anonymous #1 4w

Destroying private business in a fascist country is good actually

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Anonymous #2 4w

Oh you’re actually fucking stupid, what a shame

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Anonymous #2 4w

I don’t have to be a political scientist to tell you that when groups of citizens destroy small businesses in the pursuit of their goals instead of targeting the government that they’re protesting against, that is the inverse of how to gain public support

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Anonymous #1 4w

“Public support” is dead buddy this is the end my guy

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Anonymous #2 4w

Whatever helps you and your dreams of faux-revolution. If the US ends in the next 3 years, I’ll gladly admit that you told me so

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Anonymous #1 4w

We are all gonna be dead in 3 years lmao

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Anonymous #2 4w

I doubt I’ll be on this app in 3 years, but if I’m able to come back to this post in my dying breaths, I will gladly admit that you were right

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