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Whenever people criticize the occasionally violent, riotous behavior of Antifa, there are usually two copouts used to deny or justify their actions:
1). Deny their existence(i.e. "Antifa is just an idea").
2). Excuse their behavior by saying, "Opposing Antifa equates to supporting fascism".
You'll notice that these responses are untenable, because they contradict one other. That's because "ideas" & "concepts" cannot violently assault people or burn buildings to the ground. Only people can do that. But the claim is that Antifa isn't people, it's just a thought in people's heads..
*** I'll do a separate thread discussing whether or not Antifa's occasionally riotous and violent actions are justified***
1). Deny their existence(i.e. "Antifa is just an idea").
2). Excuse their behavior by saying, "Opposing Antifa equates to supporting fascism".
You'll notice that these responses are untenable, because they contradict one other. That's because "ideas" & "concepts" cannot violently assault people or burn buildings to the ground. Only people can do that. But the claim is that Antifa isn't people, it's just a thought in people's heads..
*** I'll do a separate thread discussing whether or not Antifa's occasionally riotous and violent actions are justified***