re: #172 Nyet
US Army are not a bunch of vigilantes.
If you support vigilantism, itās your right, just donāt complain about KKKās vigilantism after youāve made your choice.
I did not say the US Army was a group of vigilantes. I said they were violent against fascists. I donāt think they took Normandy by stuffing flowers in the gun barrels of Nazis.
I donāt support vigilantism. Lemme go back and read again what I wrote:
The term has been conflated with the German group that formed with violence against fascism supporters as one of its aims.
Iām not sure the original definition of the term is worth trying to salvage; I stick to āanti-fascistā rather than āantifaā to avoid the confusion.
Nope. No support for vigilantism there.
Some of those groups are violent, some are not.
en.wikipedia.orgAs I noted though, the term is muddled enough it isnāt worth trying to salvage (it has existed since the 1920ās).
Nope. No support for vigilantism there.
I donāt know who Kita is (aside from that tweet above), but that is the way Iāve seen the term most often used recently (as violent opponents to fascists).
I guess that makes the US Army āAntifa,ā since they were also violent opponents to fascists. /s
(see again /s)
Nope. No support for vigilantism there.
Perhaps you can point me to where I said āI support vigilantes.ā
And yes, Iāll complain about the Klanās vigilantism, as I donāt support vigilantism.