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by David Codrea
by David Codrea
by David Codrea
How many actual rednecks and workers are members remains unclear.
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"Protesters arrested for using pepper spray on Trump supporters during march," CBS News reported Saturday.
"The violence erupted when the march of about 2,000 people at Bolsa
Chica State Beach reached a group of about 30 counter-protesters, some
of whom began spraying the irritant..."
Dust-ups happen. We've seen calls for violence
against "fascists" and "Nazis" by mob-inciters that resemble nothing so
much as the fascists and Nazis they decry. And we've seen reactions to
bullying, intimidation and assaults exemplified by the emergence of
those intent on pushing back, like Based Stick Man.
It
should come as no surprise that when the potential for physical
conflict exists, those involved will want to position themselves to
prevail. So it should also come as no surprise that "lefties with guns"
would be emerging at protest demonstrations .
"Gun-Totin' Left-Wingers Demonstrate at the Arizona Capitol," Phoenix New Times notes sympathetically. "Is Bloodshed on the Horizon?"
It's a report about "openly armed to the proverbial teeth" supporters of the Phoenix John Brown Gun Club, self-described as
"Working to stem the tide of reactionary recruitment within white
working class communities, fight white supremacy, & build liberatory
community defense." That, in turn, references to Redneck Revolt ("Putting the RED back in redneck").
Basically, their "philosophy" is communist and globalist, against private property, capitalism and sovereign nations. They're also heavy on self-serving "justifications" that make it seem like they share many of the same goals with patriotic Americans, such as being "for organized defense of our communities" and "against white supremacy" (albeit couching it that way, instead of just saying "against "racism," is done for pretty obvious reasons, particularly when they let slip with such gems as "Our real enemies are mostly white English speaking Christians").
Basically, their "philosophy" is communist and globalist, against private property, capitalism and sovereign nations. They're also heavy on self-serving "justifications" that make it seem like they share many of the same goals with patriotic Americans, such as being "for organized defense of our communities" and "against white supremacy" (albeit couching it that way, instead of just saying "against "racism," is done for pretty obvious reasons, particularly when they let slip with such gems as "Our real enemies are mostly white English speaking Christians").
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