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No the racists/fascists were the ones who attacked the peaceful legal group...as usual you have it all wrongHow do you teach both sides of Charlottesville? It's a Constitutional question. The racist/Fascist had a permit to match. The have a First Amendment right to freedom of assembly and freedom of speech. Benjamin Franklin said "I may not believe what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it." In 1978 the SCOTUS ruled in favor of neo- Nazi's who wanted to match through the predominantly Jewish neighborhood of Skokie. The ACLU represented the Nazi's. Primary attorney was Jewish. Then the Marxist groups BLM and ANTIFA showed up to counter protest without a permit. Violence broke out and law enforcement was woefully unprepared. So you had fascist vs. communist. No good vs. evil. Just evil vs. evil. In a couple of years BLM and ANTIFA would be terrorizing cities and burning now whole neighborhood's. It's a Constitutional issue.Texas GOP lawmaker clashes with CNN anchor on critical race theory, slams network's 'slanted view'
A Texas state lawmaker had a heated exchange with CNN anchor Victor Blackwell over critical race theory and even went after the liberal network for its slanted coverage.
The communist were just as guilty and never had a permit.No the racists/fascists were the ones who attacked the peaceful legal group...as usual you have it all wrongHow do you teach both sides of Charlottesville? It's a Constitutional question. The racist/Fascist had a permit to match. The have a First Amendment right to freedom of assembly and freedom of speech. Benjamin Franklin said "I may not believe what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it." In 1978 the SCOTUS ruled in favor of neo- Nazi's who wanted to match through the predominantly Jewish neighborhood of Skokie. The ACLU represented the Nazi's. Primary attorney was Jewish. Then the Marxist groups BLM and ANTIFA showed up to counter protest without a permit. Violence broke out and law enforcement was woefully unprepared. So you had fascist vs. communist. No good vs. evil. Just evil vs. evil. In a couple of years BLM and ANTIFA would be terrorizing cities and burning now whole neighborhood's. It's a Constitutional issue.Texas GOP lawmaker clashes with CNN anchor on critical race theory, slams network's 'slanted view'
A Texas state lawmaker had a heated exchange with CNN anchor Victor Blackwell over critical race theory and even went after the liberal network for its slanted coverage.
No the racists/fascists were the ones who attacked the peaceful legal group...as usual you have it all wrongHow do you teach both sides of Charlottesville? It's a Constitutional question. The racist/Fascist had a permit to match. The have a First Amendment right to freedom of assembly and freedom of speech. Benjamin Franklin said "I may not believe what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it." In 1978 the SCOTUS ruled in favor of neo- Nazi's who wanted to match through the predominantly Jewish neighborhood of Skokie. The ACLU represented the Nazi's. Primary attorney was Jewish. Then the Marxist groups BLM and ANTIFA showed up to counter protest without a permit. Violence broke out and law enforcement was woefully unprepared. So you had fascist vs. communist. No good vs. evil. Just evil vs. evil. In a couple of years BLM and ANTIFA would be terrorizing cities and burning now whole neighborhood's. It's a Constitutional issue.Texas GOP lawmaker clashes with CNN anchor on critical race theory, slams network's 'slanted view'
A Texas state lawmaker had a heated exchange with CNN anchor Victor Blackwell over critical race theory and even went after the liberal network for its slanted coverage.
