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It sucks to be a Nazi these days.

Why in the **** would marchers have to carry shields if they were not surrounded by violent thugs wearing masks who had been imported from all over the country to attack them while the police stood by with their thumbs up their ass, watching and hoping to see the protesters crushed?

...watching and hoping to see the protesters crushed?

...just like it sucked to be a black demonstrator in Alabama when the local cops turned the KKK loose on them to maim them.

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Why are you sticking up for the protestors? What side are you on?

Don't be silly — the civil rights demonstrators were non-violent; they didn't show up with shields, helmets, body armor, clubs, and firearms. That's a really poor analogy. SAD.

No violation.

No violation.

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Why in the **** would marchers have to carry shields if they were not surrounded by violent thugs wearing masks who had been imported from all over the country to attack them while the police stood by with their thumbs up their ass, watching and hoping to see the protesters crushed?

Who exactly "imported" all these mask-wearing hoodlums? Imported from "all over the country"? I'll bet they're all illegal aliens — that's why they wear the masks, right?

The Hate He Dares Not Speak Of
By THE EDITORIAL BOARD
White supremacists see President Trump’s failure to condemn them as a sign of implicit support. Which of course it is.

Let me know if the dude you're talking with can provide any evidence of his "imported" notion. I'm about to do a circumnavigation of the planet on foot so he'll have a bit of time.

Hundreds of counterprotesters were in attendance....Groups counterprotesting included Black Lives Matter,[30] Anti-Racist Action,[31] Antifa,[2] the Democratic Socialists of America,[32] Redneck Revolt,[33] the Industrial Workers of the World,[34][35] and Showing Up for Racial Justice.[31][36][37]

Whether some other "right" that exists in law in a given jurisdiction might be the case, I'm not sure (though I'm having trouble imagining what that might be).

...while the police stood by with their thumbs up their ass, watching and hoping to see the protesters crushed?

WHAT IS ANTIFA? ANTI-FASCISM PROTESTERS AND WHITE POWER GROUPS WERE BATTLING LONG BEFORE CHARLOTTESVILLE

Groups such as Anti-Racist Action, Showing Up for Racial Justice and Black Lives Matter arrived in Charlottesville in force against the crowds of white neo-Nazis waving Confederate flags at the "Unite the Right" event...The crash followed violent conflicts between far-right demonstrators, Antifascist (AntiFa) protesters, and police that resulted in tear gas canisters detonating in the streets amid scores of arrests and hospitalizations.

Anti-Fa protesters have been linked to violent protests against the far-right. During Trump's inauguration, for example, police arrested more than 200 people after protesters dressed in black smashed local windows, set some cars on fire and attacked law enforcement officials on the streets of Washington, D.C.

The mainstream media has slowly been chronicling the rise of the AntiFa movement....In its upcoming September issue, The Atlantic followed AntiFa protesters in Portland, Oregon.

"Since antifa is heavily composed of anarchists, its activists place little faith in the state, which they consider complicit in fascism and racism. They prefer direct action: They pressure venues to deny white supremacists space to meet. They pressure employers to fire them and landlords to evict them. And when people they deem racists and fascists manage to assemble, antifa’s partisans try to break up their gatherings, including by force," The Atlantic writes.