Most every news account that I've seen on this event clearly states the alledged purpose of the Nazi demonstration. So any jab at the so-called politically correct media is unfounded. Many of those who loathe political correctness, do so out of their sense of entitlement to be bigots, racists and misogynists.
Whereas it's obvious there is indeed a problem with rampant crime spurred on by black gangs in that neighborhood, I'm curious as to why a group such as the Neo-Nazis would be the ones to exclusively lead such a "peaceful protest"? It doesn't tale a rocket scientist to figure this one out. And a few on this thread want to covetly defend the Neo-Nazis on some lame principle of freedom of speech and assembly. That organization that many of the whitewingers love to loathe, has defended many a Nazi organization on this very principle.
I certainly know that if I were the victim of such crimes, or lived in a community affected by that crime, I'd be motivated to participate in such a demonstration. What's better, I'd be down at city hall and in the faces of city government officials any chance I could get. Wonder why the Nazi's didn't attempt to form a neighborhood coalition so that the march didn't have to be about white supremacy. Arguably, the crime portion of this thing was a pretextual cover for a racist agenda, something which easily garners the sympathy of closet racist conservatives.
One other "reaching" conclusion that seems to be missing from the Nazi supporters on this thread, is that Neo-Nazis are a reliable representation of the Toledo white community. There seem to be some of you on this thread that are quite comfortable with having them represent the white and/or civilized perspective here. If I were a recruiter for the Nazis, I'd be inboxing a few of you with applications...
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