CNN forced to admit Antifa is violent anarchist group

originally posted by: trollz

originally posted by: Who2Trust
Can I ask you, serious question, are you a terrorist as well

No. See, easy to answer.

Redundant to ask is my point, and you answer the question.

The point is WHY ASK is a much more interesting thought than the answer.

What if I am a terrorist? Now what? You win the argument because you called me a terrorist?


You do not see the idiotic redundancy in the first post, the very 'slippery slope' one would call this, this isn't an attempt to sway you, just gaff at it again.

a reply to: trollz

I cant believe that particular anchor could bring himself to prop it.

Figures they disnt point out that theyre the other side of the same violent bigoted coin. And that theyre just creating the enemy they require to justify their own existence. But it is a start i suppose.....

originally posted by: trollz

I wasn't aware that 9/11 was carried out by right-wing extremists.

It wasn't. Or honestly maybe it was. The part you failed to understand is that 9/11 isn't all acts of domestic terrorism and murder in America. But let's cater to your idiotic emotional right wing card that is a suck at facts, and consider 9/11 100% of all acts of terrorism in the usa.

Do you happen to know that any data without 9/11 and WMD's? Here, I'll provide you a source.

en.wikipedia.org...

You can't even read this without gagging on the word "White supremacists" and "Swastika" 10 times.

9/11 as a scapegoat for this particular argument is disgusting too. Way to prove you will milk it for everything it's worth to prove you're as ignorant as they come about the actual topic of terrorism in the USA, that you contribute to in psy-ops even as likely, here on this very internet forum.

The true irony, is you're more a terrorist than this person you barely know, that hardly deserved your ludicrous comment in the first place, and was very clear they were not antifa, as you basely push an agenda and act like everything your against supposedly. To me, the way you just accuse people of being part of Antifa seems like a terrorist division move, and you're just a sympathizer disinfo agent for the other side of terrorists.

originally posted by: Who2Trust
It wasn't. Or honestly maybe it was. The part you failed to understand is that 9/11 isn't all acts of domestic terrorism and murder in America. But let's cater to your idiotic emotional right wing card that is a suck at facts, and consider 9/11 100% of all acts of terrorism in the usa.

You didn't say "Right wing Terrorism accounts for over 80% of all acts of domestic terrorism", you said "Right wing Terrorism accounts for over 80% of radical related murder in the USA". As far as I know, right-wing terror attacks have nowhere near the death count of 9/11. And no, 9/11 was obviously not the only act of terror in the USA.
By the way, the first statement is still incorrect.

originally posted by: Who2Trust
Do you happen to know that any data without 9/11 and WMD's? Here, I'll provide you a source.
en.wikipedia.org...

You just showed me data proving yourself wrong. The majority of terror attacks in the US were not due to right-wing terrorism. Did you even read through that?

originally posted by: Who2Trust
You can't even read this without gagging on the word "White supremacists" and "Swastika" 10 times.

What about "left-wing extremism", "Islamist extremism" and "Black radicalism"?

originally posted by: Who2Trust
9/11 as a scapegoat for this particular argument is disgusting too. Way to prove you will milk it for everything it's worth to prove you're as ignorant as they come about the actual topic of terrorism in the USA, that you contribute to in psy-ops even as likely, here on this very internet forum.

I don't even know how to respond to that.

originally posted by: Who2Trust
The true irony, is you're more a terrorist than this person you barely know

How so? When did I engage in acts of violence to further a political goal?

originally posted by: Who2Trust
the way you just accuse people of being part of Antifa seems like a terrorist division move

I've never in my life accused anyone of being part of Antifa.

originally posted by: Who2Trust
The point is WHY ASK is a much more interesting thought than the answer.

I told you why I asked.

originally posted by: Who2Trust
What if I am a terrorist? Now what? You win the argument because you called me a terrorist?

I don't know, you tell me. I never called you or anyone else a terrorist.

originally posted by: Gothmog
Its a trap to get folks to watch CNN . Dont fall for it. CNN is bleeding off viewers like a punctured jugular .
Good cop bad cop sort of scam.

If two journalists were not injured, CNN would not have run this story.

originally posted by: fernalley
a reply to: Tempter
Thought this was interesting

Only a moron could deny them being the same.

To keep playing their same identity politics game, they want you to look at that history and as dumb sheep follow along and think, ok that group is the same where is Hitler?....oh they already told us who the Hitler is look over there at Trump.

The game is so fun Pelosi even gets a group of supposed Nazis for the people in her district to go shout at in the heart of liberal San Fran. She is such a legislative genius she must know there have been Nazis living in her district this whole time but was saving them for a special occasion.

People really are this gullible too, that is why they try it.

originally posted by: fernalley
a reply to: Tempter
Thought this was interesting

Antifaschistische Aktion
en.wikipedia.org...

originally posted by: Dudemo5
Most people have never even heard of Antifa and don't particularly care one way or the other.

That's not true, they're in. The news everyday. My bone of contention is Antifa is going against our country's amendments and our people's rights. Plus, they're cowards who have spies recording and taking pictures of people at free speech rallies, supported and approved by local court jurisdictions and the police. They dox people or document them in order to do them harm but at the same token Antifa memebers wear hoods and masks like they're the KKK. They know they're wrong and want to hide who they are because they're cowards individually.

originally posted by: Asktheanimals
It just means they can no longer deny the truth.
Antifa will disappear and the same people will show up named something else next time.

Unless their parents quit sending them checks... LOL

a reply to: trollz

Yes, you did. That's my point. Go ahead and quote yourself, and I'll read between the lines again.

a reply to: trollz

From your video:

CNN Narrator: Explain to me the reasoning behind fighting.

Antifa Thug: You have to make it so unpalatable to be doing white-supremacist organizing that they no longer want to do that. And historically, that's what's worked; you have to put your body in the way, and you have to speak in a language that they understand, and that's violence.

And this is why no one with a thinking brain can not see the irony in calling themselves an "anti-fascist" organization. This is the epitome of fascist tactics.

Also from your video:

Antifa Thug: We cover our face because the Nazis will try to find out who we are, and that is a very bad thing because they harass people. When they organize, they kill people, they hurt people, they fight people.

Ummmm, POSSIBLY other than killing someone (I don't know those stats), Antifa does EXACTLY. THE. SAME. THING.

These idiots are walking, moronic ironies, and they do not even realize it.

CNN Talking Head: What's really surprised me is that we found that a lot of these new Antifa members, they're young people--disenfranchised young people--who felt that they were let down after both parties after the election, and that this is where they ended up.

So, they're walking, moronic ironies who decide to throw immature temper tantrums because they don't like the outcome of the election. Jesus--you don't just "end up" in a group like this, you actively seek it out and join of one's own free will.

The future of America, people. Enjoy!

a reply to: TinfoilTP

Except we are not the "wing of the Democrat party" we are Anti-Democrats and Liberals as much as we are Anti-Right

originally posted by: XAnarchistX
a reply to: TinfoilTP

Except we are not the "wing of the Democrat party" we are Anti-Democrats and Liberals as much as we are Anti-Right

Good point as communist have actually captured the Dems and the RINO's into their fold. They have almost taken over by claiming to be a Democrat Liberal or a Republican Conservative when nothing could be further from the truth. By pretending to be a true liberal or conservative they have duped the public.

a reply to: Justoneman

Not even close, Thinking that anything Democrats or Republicans do is even close to "Communism" is seriously ignorant

originally posted by: DBCowboy

So according to CNN, Antifa is seeking peace through violence.

October Revolution much?

For some odd reason the "Activist seek peace through violence" part of the heading is now missing on CNN's headline. Did they want the article to seem less harsh now? If you had not screen shot it it would have been a Mandela moment for me . History getting changed everywhere.

a reply to: fernalley

Because CNN, and all media is about exploitation and political hijacking and know this will get viewers and people talking about it

a reply to: fernalley

I think it was a "rogue" CNN crew who authored that Antifa condemnation video. CNN and Antifa are joined at the hip in their common cause.

a reply to: carewemust
I was referring to the written article by CNN
Antifa

I think I found my answer as CNN changed its headline as they (Antifa) complained.
Antifa complains

Seems they got a bit rough with reporters and got slapped by CNN

Members of Antifa clashed with reporters from The Daily Caller News Foundation. During the inaugural protests, several members punched a reporter and tried to steal a camera used to film the ongoing march. They also harassed reporters during the May Day protests in Washington, D.C., as well as in several other smaller demonstrations over the summer.

Something is to become of this Antifa group but at this point in its campaign, it's quite ambiguous and confusing; despite its simple motto.

The ''black block'' mask offers anonymity (as well as looking edgy) and can appeal to a lot of folks who feel like releasing some frustration or aggression in the name of justice, and ironically peace. What the mask also hides is a sense of responsibility, as accountability is removed. One cannot hide in the shadows and expect to be seen.

It will give the word 'protest' a bad name and may be used to seed new anti-protest laws. Hitherto, we may also see a ''anti-Antifa'' group emerge. By that point there may be no trees left to build fences.

Perhaps for the time being, antifa will be a useful cloud in which to hide and not just for the affiliates.