I’m just now looking at the documentary, but I know for sure I am not supporting the Far Right extremist. The one issue I am having with Antifa is, some are Marxists and against any form of capitalism. They are an amalgamation of different factors, which include Anarchist.I'll have to watch this, but before I do, are you saying these Antifa people are capable of leading in the Left?
I'm trying to get my hands around the conversation that you and I are having.
If they are capable of leading the Left? Sure, there are a lot of educated people on the Left and some moved to the Far Left. Another issue I have with the extreme Far Left is, they want a "no border no money policy". Basically go back to how it was before colonial times. Anarchist align a lot with Rastafariasm on a lot of principles. I believe in hierarchy and structure, socialism.
I am pro-life, but exceptions need to be made. I am all for women taking accountability, and not in a Manosphere type of way, but based on principles. A woman should be able to run over her own body.
"Polls show about seven in 10 Americans say abortion should be legal in cases of rape or incest. But since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, nine states have banned abortion in those cases. A study in the Journal of the American Medical Association calculates there have been more than 64,000 rape-related pregnancies in areas with bans. John Yang discussed the study with Dr. Samuel dikkman."

Study estimates 64,000 pregnancies from rape in states that enacted abortion bans post-Roe
Polls show about seven in 10 Americans say abortion should be legal in cases of rape or incest. But since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, nine states have banned abortion in those cases. A study in the Journal of the American Medical Association calculates there have been more than...

The History Of Antifa
Antifa: A Look at the Antifascist Movement Confronting White Supremacists in the Streets
Part 2—Antifa: A Look at the Anti-Fascist Movement Confronting White Supremacists in the Streets
"Clashes broke out between the white nationalists and counter-protesters; the “Unite the Right” rally at a park once named for Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee was deemed unlawful. At one point in the afternoon, a vehicle drove into a crowd of counter-protesters marching through the downtown area before speeding away, resulting in one death and leaving more than a dozen others injured. State police later reported the crash of a helicopter that was monitoring the events in Charlottesville, killing two troopers."


Scenes From the Deadly Unrest in Charlottesville
Clashes over a show of white nationalism in Virginia turned deadly
"The violence in Charlottesville this weekend was “absolutely repulsive,” a spokesman for German Chancellor Angela Merkel said today, as other German politicians condemned the neo-Nazi sympathies on display in the Virginia city and President Donald Trump’s response."


Germany responds to Charlottesville violence with sharp condemnation
A spokesman for German Chancellor Angela Merkel called the violence in Charlottesville this weekend “absolutely repulsive."
"As white supremacist groups marched openly, invoking First Amendment rights, the resulting violence raised urgent questions about whether all forms of speech deserve equal protection—particularly when they incite hatred and division. It forced the country to confront the complexities of upholding free expression in a democracy, especially when it clashes with public safety and societal values. Beyond Charlottesville, a crucial challenge remains: how should America reconcile its commitment to free speech with the necessity of curbing extremist ideologies that threaten its core principles?"


Charlottesville and Beyond - The Free Speech Project

"Users have created a flag for the fictional country of Kekistan, where political correctness is supposedly decried. The flag is based on the Nazi swastika."


Identifying far-right symbols that appeared at the U.S. Capitol riot

Why the Neo-Nazis Picked Charlottesville in the First Place (It Wasn’t the Statue)
A new book explains what, specifically, the organizers of Unite the Right sought to invert.
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