Charlottesville Antifa Steamrolled By Car

acptulsa said:
'going to'?

You aren't watching the Sunday morning blather shows. They're running with this like they've been planning this for days.

Fox couldn't even be bothered to point out that no reasonable person can say Antifa's $#@! doesn't stink, either. Bleats the Press allowed a guy to say that, but as soon as he did they cut to commercial and dropped the subject
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They've been waiting for a guy like this for years. I remember they thought George Zimmerman was the guy, then he turned out to be part latino.
 
Heather Heyer, Charlottesville victim, 32, was Virginia paralegal

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2017/08/1...-victim-32-was-virginia-paralegal-report.html

The woman who died during weekend protests in Charlottesville, Va., has been identified as Heather Heyer, a paralegal.

A Dodge Challenger rammed into a group of protesters as tension boiled over at a white supremacist rally on Saturday. Heyer, 32, was killed as she crossed the street.

Heyer was taken to UVA Hospital, where she was declared dead, according to a press release from the city of Charlottesville.

She “was struck down by a vehicle while exercising her peaceful First Amendment right to speech,” a statement said. “This senseless act of violence rips a hole in our collective hearts.”

White nationalists descended on the city to “take America back” by rallying against plans to remove a statue of Confederate general Robert E. Lee.

Hundreds came to protest against the racism. The New York Daily News reported that it was not clear whether Heyer was with the demonstrators counter-protesting.

Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe tweeted that Heyer “died standing up against hate & bigotry.”

Heyer’s cover photo on Facebook from Nov. 19, 2016, says, “If you’re not outraged, you’re not paying attention.”

Heyer was a paralegal with the Miller Law Group, according to the newspaper.

“For over four years Heather has played an essential role in our bankruptcy department and office as a whole,” the law group says online. It says that Heyer was from Ruckersville, Va., but living in Charlottesville.


“She died doing what was right. My heart is broken, but I am forever proud of her,” Felicia Correa, Heyer’s childhood pal who spoke on behalf of the victim’s mother, told the Daily News.

Heyer graduated from William Monroe High School in Stanardsville, Va., in 2003, USA Today reported.


“She always stands up for what she believes in and we had spoken about mixed race couples and families,” her friend Lauren Moon told the news outlet.

The driver, James Alex Fields Jr., a 20-year-old who recently moved to Ohio from where he grew up in Kentucky, was charged with second-degree murder and other counts.
 
Is Antifa just another name for the Black Lives Matter group?

The reason I ask is because I saw mostly, shop printed, "Black Lives Matter" signs in that group.
 
Not officially related, but I'm sure, shall we say, the membership overlaps. The power and money behind them undoubtedly does, too.
 
ThePaleoLibertarian said:
The alt-right continues to be the most idiotic, poorly run, self-sabotaging bunch of morons I've ever seen. Words cannot express how much my opinion of this "movement" has soured since the beginning of the year.
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Madison320 said:
The media is going to have fun with this:

Washington Post

"Trump lit the torches of white supremacy in Charlottesville. We must extinguish them."
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EM.

Not sure what exactly constitutes "alt right" as referred to in MSM headlines but would agree with above criticism if applied to the subset of "Right" (or "Left" or "Middle" for that matter) that champions collectivist,racist instigation of violence.

That said, recet history shows that violent, racist alt-Neocons supported by likesof WaPo have caused much more damage to humanity than current isolationst nationalist groups being labelled by them as "alt-Right" ever could. Racially motivated horrible revenge attack on people of Iraq, bloody spreading of freedom/racial equality values in Syria were just couple of the many recent examples of how deeply racist, collectivist WaPo supported political slave masters of likes of DGP have been in practice. They got no moral authority to be judge of racially motivated violence.

2003: Washington Post ran 27 editorials in favor of Iraq invasion
 
enhanced_deficit said:
They got no moral authority to be judge of racially motivated violence.
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They've got no right to identify libertarians, either. And they certainly have no right to rank us, especially since we're loathe to rank ourselves. But seems like I heard all about that GOP clown Augustus Invictus being the 'highest-ranking libertarian' in some damned place yesterday.

Clearly they ask not what their rights are. They only ask what their job is.
 
acptulsa said:
They've got no right to identify libertarians, either.
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Lately they have been too disgraced, exposed as fakenews but it was only few years ago in 2007-08 when WaPo/NYT neocons were trying to defame libertarian anti-war groups as supporters of Nazis.




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Here's some folks who were there, they sound quite sane....




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12 min in, copsuckin' going on...:mad:

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In spite of the Hoo-Rah bullshit these guys seem to have their hearts in the right place...
 
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“She always stands up for what she believes in and we had spoken about mixed race couples and families,” her friend Lauren Moon told the news outlet.
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IS this circa 1972?
 
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specsaregood said:
The only thing that can be learned by the "right" in this is if you planning on going somewhere that the "left" might protest and attack you, come prepared to fight back and don't let the law get in your way. Next time bring gas masks, knives, guns, swords whatever. Because clearly the police have no interest in keeping the peace or protecting the people being attacked.
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You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to specsaregood again.
 
The alt-right are definitely not libertarians. Libertarians believe that all people are equal under the law, as the Constitution says. Individuals may certainly discriminate, but they do so to their own seclusion, not the seclusion of others.

Given the circumstance, they may hold whatever demonstrations they choose, but in the current climate should consider renting space and limiting admittance. That's the only way to limit the audience.
 
specsaregood said:
yup and the brief bit I saw had them protecting people that were getting medical treatment after being attacked.
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I think he is exaggerating here, but isn't it simply amazing that there were so many weapons there yet NO shots were fired....

Governor McAuliffe, in an impromptu interview before addressing two church congregations on Sunday morning, said the police estimated that 80 percent of those at the white nationalists’ rally and counterprotests — including members of self-styled militias in camouflage gear — were armed, “yet not a shot was fired.”
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Governor McAuliffe also defended the police response, saying, “It’s easy to criticize, but I can tell you this, 80 percent of the people here had semiautomatic weapons.

“You saw the militia walking down the street, you would have thought they were an army,” he added. “I was just talking to the State Police upstairs; they had better equipment than our State Police had,” he said, referring to the militia members. “And yet not a shot was fired, zero property damage.”
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https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/13/us/charlottesville-protests-white-nationalists.html
 
TheCount said:
Look around alt-right blogs and you'll find that that some of them have strong feelings about mixed race relationships. "White genocide" and all that.
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look around the left blogs and twitter and you'll find some of them have strong feelings about breeding away the white race. there are assholes everywhere.
 
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