08-19-2017, 08:15 PM
(08-18-2017, 07:48 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: There is a unifying ideology to the white supremacists of racism. There is no unifying ideology to antifa apart from objecting to that. I disagree with their tactics, but I recognize that it is not an ideological equivalent to racist shit stains. That is my viewpoint on the overarching issue, and why I do, indeed, find the white supremacists more objectionable on a large scale.
As for Charlottesville specifically, the white supremacists attacked clergy, who were then defended by antifa. The talking point being spewed that they are against anyone that is not in line with their ideology is eroded by this fact, along with the lack of a unifying ideology.
I don't think you've been researching and following the same antics I have.
There is a lot of uniformity in ANTIFA. They're mostly in the far left spectrum and only differ in to what degree they beleive far left idealogy. You get everything from socialists to anarcho communists.
Same can be said for the alt-right, which covers a wide spectrum of beliefs. All nazis in their current form are alt right, but not all alt right are nazis.
It's one thing to say there're a genocide against white people going on; it's another to say we should "peacefully cleanse" minorities
