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A Beautifully FIlmed Live Performance by Laura Marling: "Wild Fire"

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Anymouse šŸŒ¹šŸ”šŸ˜·5/07/2017 2:13:49 am PDT

re: #172 Nyet

US Army are not a bunch of vigilantes.

If you support vigilantism, itā€™s your right, just donā€™t complain about KKKā€™s vigilantism after youā€™ve made your choice.

I did not say the US Army was a group of vigilantes. I said they were violent against fascists. I donā€™t think they took Normandy by stuffing flowers in the gun barrels of Nazis.

I donā€™t 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.

Iā€™m not sure the original definition of the term is worth trying to salvage; I stick to ā€œanti-fascistā€ rather than ā€œantifaā€ to avoid the confusion.

Nope. No support for vigilantism there.

Some of those groups are violent, some are not.
en.wikipedia.org

As I noted though, the term is muddled enough it isnā€™t worth trying to salvage (it has existed since the 1920ā€™s).

Nope. No support for vigilantism there.

I donā€™t know who Kita is (aside from that tweet above), but that is the way Iā€™ve seen the term most often used recently (as violent opponents to fascists).

I guess that makes the US Army ā€œAntifa,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 ā€œI support vigilantes.ā€

And yes, Iā€™ll complain about the Klanā€™s vigilantism, as I donā€™t support vigilantism.