History has proven that anti-fascists like Stalin and Mao have led to violence and murder. Is this what Marxists inspired Antifa aspires to be?
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Antifa purports to be a civil rights movement, but unlike Martin Luther King and Gandhi before him, Antifa has sought to use violence as an alternative to dialogue.
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series, Former Extremists Talk, we examine the violent tactics of Antifa.
The ADL is quoted as saying, "Most established civil rights organizations criticize Antifa tactics as dangerous and counterproductive." The ADL criticized Antifa for its use of "unacceptable tactics," such as violence, and warned that such tactics provided a powerful propaganda and recruitment tool to right-wing extremists.
Even the SPLC begrudgingly admitted that Antifa was involved in crime.
The name Antifa is short for “anti-fascist,” according to its members. By definition, anti-fascist must also mean anti-violence. But history has proven that anti-fascists like Stalin and Chairman Mao led to obsessive violence and caused the murders of millions of their own people. Is this what Marxist-inspired Antifa aspires to be? Watch our video ([link removed][UNIQID]) and learn more.
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