> You're the confused one. You're assuming that "antifa" is an organized
> group of people. It is not. It is a label for people who stand against
> fascism.
It is both. Claiming that anyone who thinks fascism is bad is "antifa" is
very intentionally misleading.
I believe fascism is bad, but you aren't going to see me running
around setting fires or being part of a group that takes over several
blocks in Seattle, while pointing and yelling "Fascists!!!" whenever
someone points a camera at me, just because someone I don't like is President...
or because I just don't like the USA or capitalism or anything that
promotes/supports an organized society.
*That* is the difference between someone who is literally anti-fascist, and
someone who is a part of the higly decentralized array of autonomous groups
who claim to be "anti-fascist" that most of us know as "antifa."
BTW, you also aren't going to catch me running around wearing a red hat and
trying to break into the Capitol because the person I voted for didn't win,
because IMHO that is also stupid and wrong.
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