Antifa Battles With Feds in Portland

[rayg]

Antifa Battles With Feds in Portland After Twitter Suspends Popular Antifa Accounts

But like the Nazi brown shirts before them their usefulness is about over for the left and they're becoming more of a liability..

It's odd that these accounts advocated violent protests for the past 9 months — even advertising times and locations where they were scheduled to take place on Twitter — and Twitter did nothing.

But now that Donald Trump has left the White House and Joe Biden is in office, Twitter suddenly found it necessary to make an effort to deprive Antifa of the use of its platform to continue organizing protests.

I’m sure Joe Biden sent Jack a nice “Thank You” note later in the day.

https://redstate.com/shipwreckedcrew/2021/01/24/antifa-battles-with-feds-in-portland-after-twitter-and-facebook-delete-popular-antifa-accounts-n315543

[Roadkingtrax]

Anti-fascism Nazisim isn't a thing.

[rayg]

The term Nazi brown shirts I used was just as a comparison of radical movements and you know it!...

[lyman]

Anti-fascism Nazisim isn't a thing.

sure about that?

the words my contradict each other, but the actions don't fit the name,,,,

[togor]

Closet thing to Brown Shirts was January 6 at the US Capitol. Forcing the Biden Harris bus to the side of the road in Texas had a similar Brown Shirt feel to it, on a much much smaller scale.

Nazis were right wing populists. It wasn't an economic movement so much as a racial/nationalist one. Those themes are very much alive in the right wing populist movement here of which Trump is chief instigator. Note that Trump was in favor of large cash payouts to the base, a proven tactic for authoritarians forced to endure an election to stay in office.

Everything Trump did to try to stay in power is in fact straight out of the dictator's handbook. The fact that he failed doesn't mean he didn't try.

[Roadkingtrax]

sure about that?

the words my contradict each other, but the actions don't fit the name,,,,

At this point, the problem appears to be in the Oregon tap water.

[togor]

https://play.google.com/store/books/details/Bruce_Bueno_de_Mesquita_The_Dictator_s_Handbook?id=kvjp13fc1eoC

There is a literal book.

The key is: identify the smallest set possible of people you need to co-opt to stay in power. Think: not voters, but legislators, election officials. Instead of needing millions, it becomes thousands, or hundreds. This is in fact what Trump tried to do in Georgia, Michigan, elsewhere.

[S.A. Boggs]

Antifa Battles With Feds in Portland After Twitter Suspends Popular Antifa Accounts

But like the Nazi brown shirts before them their usefulness is about over for the left and they're becoming more of a liability..

It's odd that these accounts advocated violent protests for the past 9 months — even advertising times and locations where they were scheduled to take place on Twitter — and Twitter did nothing.

But now that Donald Trump has left the White House and Joe Biden is in office, Twitter suddenly found it necessary to make an effort to deprive Antifa of the use of its platform to continue organizing protests.

I’m sure Joe Biden sent Jack a nice “Thank You” note later in the day.

https://redstate.com/shipwreckedcrew...counts-n315543

Hitler has his Rohm who headed the Brown Shirt movement that helped put Hitler in power. Rohm got too big for his britches so he was eliminated along with many of the leadership. The Brown Shirts were still around but replaced by those who wore black, the SS. The current NSAWP will see this same movement as a threat and eliminate them as well. We in Amerika are seeing the history of 90 years ago replicated. Those who forget history are condamned to repeat it and slo joe sure is.
Sam

[lyman]

At this point, the problem appears to be in the Oregon tap water.

you know,, you may be right

they make some good wine in Ore, ,and grow a schload of hops,


you would think a few good bottles of wine or beer and they would mello out a bit,


or they got some bad weed