Legislation that is explicitly anti Anti-fascist - this is basically defending the Fascists and Nazis.
This is a new low GOP/America.[/QUOTE]
We somehow find a way to go lower on a weekly basis!
Legislation that is explicitly anti Anti-fascist - this is basically defending the Fascists and Nazis.
This is a new low GOP/America.[/QUOTE]
We somehow find a way to go lower on a weekly basis!
Doesn't this affect Nazis in their black flak gear and bandana covering faces
fascism isn't the problem though, it's all those pesky bums smashing Starbucks windows.
Under the act, anyone "wearing a mask" or in disguise who "injures, oppresses, threatens, or intimidates any person … in the free exercise or enjoyment of any right or privilege" would be subject to a fine or up to 15 years in prison.
What is "oppress"?I have no problems with the language here, I'm not sure how fair the enforcement of the law would play out though
If they arrest and charge them, maybe. Issue is, like drug charges, they likely won't charge certain types of folks like they do others.Doesn't this affect Nazis in their black flak gear and bandana covering faces
This prick againThe bill was introduced in the House last month but received renewed attention on Tuesday after alt-right personality Mike Cernovich encouraged his followers to call their representatives and "let them know what you think" about the legislation.
The white moderate has nothing to fear from the nazi. They won't get beaten, lynched, or shot for how they look. The white moderate prefers order and their own personal comfort over the plight of minorities. The same could be arguably said for some white liberals calling for civility when dealing with the far-right.
Yup. If I was in the house I could write a bill making it legal to fuck my neighbors dog. That doesn't mean it's going anywhere.Not passing the Senate, and probably not the House either. Although I wouldn't be surprised if it did pass the House.
Lots of crazy shit gets made into a bill and goes nowhere.
Imagine trying to be against Anti-Fascism.
Imagine admitting you are Pro-Fascism because you are scared of protest.
But luckily they are not antifa
Relative comfort kills even the most ardent revolutionary. Most of the middle class white population is simply not affected by any of the administration's morally repugnant behavior. They think people that are affected are whining or "librul tears."Yep. It's embarrassing how so many of my fellow white people have decided their soul is nothing and morals don't matter.
I guess until their families are directly affected, they will close their eyes. At this rate, it won't be long.
Doesn't matter. This is what it actually says. It would clearly effect the KKK:
Can't be "Pro-Fascism" just as they can't be "Anti-Choice".
They'll come up with some cute phrase to counter antifa like "Pro-Law" or something.
You have to be arrested to be charged.
How often during these protest clashes do the Nazis get arrested, compared to the people protesting the Nazis?
Yeah.
The letter of the law and enforcement are two different things.
To those who wrote it, AntiFa is the actual boegyman destroying America, not the good old boys who marches in Charleston.
If they arrest and charge them, maybe. Issue is, like drug charges, they likely won't charge certain types of folks like they do others.
You're way more optimistic than me. The GOP has gone full fascist.
I will LMAO when the first Klan member is convicted under the Antifa Act. But I am not sure it will ever happen.Doesn't matter. This is what it actually says. It would clearly effect the KKK:
Whoever, whether or not acting under color of law, while in disguise, including while wearing a mask, injures, oppresses, threatens, or intimidates any person in any State, Territory, Commonwealth, Possession, or District in the free exercise or enjoyment of any right or privilege secured to him by the Constitution or laws of the United States, or because of his having so exercised the same, shall be fined under this title, imprisoned not more than 15 years, or both.
Doesn't seem like it is, but then again its not a law yet.How is this law constitutional? Clothes and such have to be protected via the first amendment. Regardless of the morality of the law, I question the validity of it.
I don't think it'll ever get passed anyway. It's a frivolous thing that probably will never even come to a vote.I will LMAO when the first Klan member is convicted under the Antifa Act. But I am not sure it will ever happen.
When did Rob Liefeld start designing the cops?
good heavens, noSo will they'll also arrest KKK trash that wear hoods while threatening and intimidating people?
So will they'll also arrest KKK trash that wear hoods while threatening and intimidating people?
I saw this yesterday and thought about making a thread. The text basically just adds a bonus penalty to existing law for wearing a mask while committing an existing crime which while being monumentally dumb GOP bullshit, isn't the end of the world like some are painting is as.
Police are explicitly excluded because of course they are lol.
The thing is, antifa is a strawman. Almost everyone is anti-fascist.