Wow...
How many deaths can be attributed to ANIFA?
I am not condoning ANIFA but an organisation on the terrorist list who have killed no one and ignoring orgaisations who killed hundreds...
But the big question is, How does making ANIFA a terrorist organisation help bring the 103k people death back?
Why is Trump golfing while over a 1000 people a day are dying?
You don't even know that the group is called "ANTIFA" with a t. You don't even know what that stands for do you? Where are you from ? You surely aren't from the US. Are you a paid troll? This doesn't have anything to do with COVID dumbs.
The guy who joined in November calls me a paid troll...
I have heavy business ties to the US and employ people in the US...
By the way I do know ANIFA and I have said I don't agree with there methods while I do think what they were originally pro-suing was worthwhile.
ANIFA are for less violent than White Supremacists (who we have been told have some very fine people)... This is the usual distraction tactic for trump whos behaviour has been littered with finger pointing...
So you comments about me personally, well you can **** off about them... Are you so little of a person that you can't make an argument and have to go for me personally... By the way joining in the last few months and insulting members of this board is troll behaviour...
ANIFA are for less violent than White Supremacists (who we have been told have some very fine people)...
hardly less vioent, and no one referred to White Supremacists as 'very fine peopole'.
But, continue with the propaganda.
it proves what you are.
(a deluded parrot)
Right-wing extremists, including white supremacists, were responsible for a large majority of extremist murders in the U.S. last year.
www.cbsnews.com
"Right-wing extremists, including
white supremacists, were responsible for the majority of extremist-related murders in the U.S. in 2019, according to data collected by the anti-hate advocacy group
Anti-Defamation League. That's a continuation of a disturbing trend, with right-wing extremists committing more than three-fourths of extremist-related murders in the country since 2010, according to the group's annual
Murder and Extremism report.
The report says 42 people were killed by domestic extremists in 2019 — 38 of them by assailants who subscribe to extreme right-wing ideologies. There were 17 fatal incidents, the group found. Of those, the deadliest was the mass shooting at a
Walmart in El Paso, Texas, that killed 22 and wounded two dozen more in August 2019. Authorities have said the alleged shooter, Patrick Crusius, targeted Hispanics and posted a racist, anti-immigrant manifesto online before the rampage that railed against what he called a "Hispanic invasion of Texas."
The deadly incidents also included the shooting at a synagogue in
Poway, California that killed one woman and wounded three other people in April 2019. The suspect opened fire on a crowd of about 100 and fled when his rifle jammed. He later called 911 and told a dispatcher he had just "shot up" a synagogue, speaking about his hatred of Jews.""