There is a difference between "Yes, and" and "Yes, but"
Also, nothing, and I truly mean nothing, is every "just as bad" as something else. There is also some distinguishing factor that makes one worse. It's just laziness to just say "everything is equally awful."
I don't accept that line of lazy reasoning and neither should you.
That's why "yes, and" is the way to go, not "yes, but".
Yeah let's cherry pick from a couple photos when the locals and local PD all had different stories.
Antifa was present in extremely small numbers and spent most of their time acting as pseudo peacekeepers outside of businesses and homes that were being attacked by the protesters.
You're missing the point, like always. You're defending literal Nazis. You are equating people standing up for the corruption of a President with Nazis who want to throw people in ovens for not fitting a image of perfection. Antifa, as shitty as they are, aren't protesting to bring back an organization that solves societal problems with city sized crematoriums.
And without thought, here you are again either trolling or acting as an apologist for literal fucking Nazis and their enabling President.
Let's disregard local reports from news, police, and locals themselves who were there so we can push a narrative from 5 states over.
Antifa spent their entire time with the few people they brought protecting shops and homes from crowds of white nationalists that were attacking and harassing bystanders.
His base approves.
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