You can read the details
here.
Three points that capture my attention immediately:
1. This is simply further evidence (as if any additional evidence were required) that Antifa is genuinely an Un-American, fascist, violent organization.
2. Government cannot be counted on to protect our Constitutional rights even though that is the purpose of their existence.
3. The Second Amendment is more necessary now as in any time in America's past. If those Christians had been armed, this would never have happened.
You haven't a clue who the people are in these events. Here's some background. Not for you but for those interested in who was really involved.
Artur Pawlowski (born March 28, 1973) is a Polish-Canadian Protestant street preacher and political activist. He is pastor of the Cave of Adullam congregation in Calgary. Pawlowski is also founder and pastor of Street Church Ministries (SCM), a politically active group no longer recognized as a religious or charitable organization by the Canadian government. Pawlowski is known for his homophobic views and opposition to COVID-19 restrictions. He was arrested last spring for defying Canadian restrictions and calling the police Nazis.
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Sean Feucht is a Christian right singer, songwriter and former worship leader at Bethel Church in Redding, California. Feucht has been criticized for holding various Christian worship concerts in mid-2020 .... to protest government restrictions on gatherings because of the pandemic.
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Gavin McInnes, founded the Proud Boys in 2016 to support Trumpian capitalism ("glorify the entrepreneur", "close the border") radical libertarianism ("give everyone a gun", "abolish prison", "end welfare") and traditional gender roles ("venerate the housewife"). "Meetings usually consist of drinking, fighting, and reading aloud from Pat Buchanan's Death of the West
Rob Cantrell leader of the Portland Proud Boys is living on a monthly $900 disability cheque - even though the one of the stated goals of the Proud Boys is to end all welfare.
Luis Enrique Marquez, 40, leader of the Anti-fa, lives in Portland and has always been involved in Portland's punk, skinhead and anti-racist subcultures, About Trump's election he said,."I was angry, I wanted my voice heard that I didn't agree with this president." "We are all immigrants. We are all family."
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Ted Wheeler, Portland's mayor, a Democrat, is clear about who he blames for the violence." Groups like Patriot Prayer and the Proud Boys... they come from the outside. They're trying to provoke a reaction."
Chief Danielle Outlaw, Portland's police chief says, "Officers have a difficult job. They have to protect freedom of expression, as well as ensure public safety. And that means they have to act reactively, even if groups with known history of violence gather.
We're not allowed to shut something down before it happens."
And then there is
Andy Ngo a Portland native, conservative reporter for the Post Millennial a conservative Canadian news site. He writes biased accounts of Anti-Fa, has been caught on video provoking Anti-fa if there isn't anything reportable going on. He never posts a balanced view, and you can't always believe his "facts"
When a milkshake to the face brought the spotlight on Andy Ngo, politicians and talking heads on both sides were happy to take on his cause: demonizing antifa
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Where most of it all happens
Tom McCall Waterfront Park a 30-acre park alongside the Willamette River in downtown Portland. Because of its prime location, it hosts many of Portland's special events – including the ever-popular Oregon Brewers Festival and the Portland Rose Festival.
