Darth Omar
Russian asset
https://redguardsaustin.wordpress.com/2017/08/27/everywhere-a-battlefield/
A bit of a slog to read but it's enlightening if anyone is interested in the Antifa movement.
They idolize Lenin, Stalin and Mao. These are radical extremists every bit on par, morally and otherwise, with the Nazis and Klan---and they are arguably more violent.
Through their ideological lens they view the heroin epidemic as a capitalist conspiracy:
And these same conditions so favorable for dope epidemics are also fertile ground for fascism. Imperialist decline has historically been the soil for the most virulent outbreaks of fascism, and the US fascist movement has seen dramatic growth as a result of the US’s steady decline—the Trump presidency is not a result of anything else.
A hungry, deindustrialized people, robbed of a communist party to lead them, are desperate for a break with the neoliberalism represented by the Clintons and the Obamas of the world. This has had an appeal to sections of the US population, particularly those steeped in traditions of settler-colonialism and scapegoat politics, and they reached out for this rupture in the form of a crass orange savior—Donald Trump. these same conditions so favorable for dope epidemics are also fertile ground for fascism.
They pair the decline of US imperialism with heroin addiction and the rise of 'fascism'---that could be a powerful message to gullible young people since so many of their peers have been affected by the epidemic.
And they are irredeemably violent in their methods:
The process of reclaiming violence is essential to undertake, and we must start now. To accomplish this work effectively we must smash liberal snobbery and go where the liberals fear to tread.
I admit that my perception of Antifa was that they were, for the most part, overly-bored 20 something's looking for a thrill and maybe some social media clicks. I think these people are dangerous and rate being labeled a terrorist organization.
Antifa will eventually turn on liberals since they consider them 'apostates' with respect to the communist cause.
That sounds all too familiar.
A bit of a slog to read but it's enlightening if anyone is interested in the Antifa movement.
They idolize Lenin, Stalin and Mao. These are radical extremists every bit on par, morally and otherwise, with the Nazis and Klan---and they are arguably more violent.
Through their ideological lens they view the heroin epidemic as a capitalist conspiracy:
And these same conditions so favorable for dope epidemics are also fertile ground for fascism. Imperialist decline has historically been the soil for the most virulent outbreaks of fascism, and the US fascist movement has seen dramatic growth as a result of the US’s steady decline—the Trump presidency is not a result of anything else.
A hungry, deindustrialized people, robbed of a communist party to lead them, are desperate for a break with the neoliberalism represented by the Clintons and the Obamas of the world. This has had an appeal to sections of the US population, particularly those steeped in traditions of settler-colonialism and scapegoat politics, and they reached out for this rupture in the form of a crass orange savior—Donald Trump. these same conditions so favorable for dope epidemics are also fertile ground for fascism.
They pair the decline of US imperialism with heroin addiction and the rise of 'fascism'---that could be a powerful message to gullible young people since so many of their peers have been affected by the epidemic.
And they are irredeemably violent in their methods:
The process of reclaiming violence is essential to undertake, and we must start now. To accomplish this work effectively we must smash liberal snobbery and go where the liberals fear to tread.
I admit that my perception of Antifa was that they were, for the most part, overly-bored 20 something's looking for a thrill and maybe some social media clicks. I think these people are dangerous and rate being labeled a terrorist organization.
Antifa will eventually turn on liberals since they consider them 'apostates' with respect to the communist cause.
That sounds all too familiar.
