Message from @Birb
Discord ID: 509744223701172235
I'm not sure what you think antifa is trying to do that is so scary to you
Since after all they have no political goals, anti-fascism can't like actually establish anything
antifa do riots and shit
It's not a vehicle for communist revolution, you need an actual political organization for that
true, but it could easily lead to one because its ancoms vs "fascists"
and most of the time they never tickle down actual fascists
tbh
antifa is a laughing stock
they call everyone fascists
and attack random people for being "fascists"
It really never could that's just a silly idea
ye
And yes anti-fascism has failed to actually target fascists
Mostly because the USA has no history of fascism
even anti-fascism as a concept wouldn't work, if you were in an actual fascist regime
you would just be beaten brutally before you can try to make a group
going against the state
Actually anti-fascism took down Mussolini, started as a way to oppose Hitler and the Nazis and successfully stopped Mosely
true
but
because everyone was after them at once
for example italy was being taken by the europoors and amerimutts, because mussolini was doing a shit job
and so mussolini got killed
and hitler got fucked over by a threesome where his country was being anally ravaged by soviet union and the other europoors+america combo
so he killed himself
Well I mean Hitler started the war like an idiot
im not sure about mosely tho
Mussolini actually started the war
like a dumbass
Hitler was after glory for the Nazi party and himself, he was clearly an opportunist who didn't care for the people
Mussolini too actually
Also an opportunist
i believe hitler and mussolini had good intentions
but they did take the opportunity
with all the shit in italy and germany
His job was a striker breaker and was paid to stop the Socialist government during the two red years
Funded by the USA no less
@Enigmatic★Chromatic poland was the one that caused the war
In part I mean
they should have respected german prussian territories