"Eugene Antifa"

Is that supposed to be a name?

Oh wait, it's the city

"The truth, with a lowercase t, is that there isn’t much difference between the desires of humanity on the alt-right and the far-left, among Nazis, Jews or my knitting circle. The desire to be a participant in something greater than oneself is a formidable urge embedded within every human being, regardless of his or her religion, race or creed."

I mean, this is far more than any ((())) I've seen give us credit for.

https://www.makersupport.com/Patrick_Casey fellas lets make accounts on this site and follow Patrick. Boost his internet 🇨 lout

It takes 2 minutes and can be done anonymously

Tweet this to Tucker!
Check out @thetolerantman’s Tweet: https://twitter.com/thetolerantman/status/959541736161849346?s=09

>"You can't stop it"

I think we need to give more credit to the "turn it into a meme" technique. This is something that gets talked about a lot on TRS. Basically it's the idea that you can take a talking point that leftists use repeatedly and essentially turn it into a joke by refuting it and making fun of it over and over again consistently.

This is why they stopped calling us "NAZI NAZI NAZI" in debates.

This is why "But what is white?" is quickly being abandoned by leftists.

This is why cuckservatives can now be effectively brushed aside EFFECTIVELY with a "muh constitution" or "at least I still have the Constitution" macro.

In my opinion, all leftist name calling and argumentation should be turned into gay memes. The same way leftists won the public over by painting religious people and conservatives as embarassingly out of touch.

Calling us white supremacists should be made as socially weird as calling leftists "sinners". Make sense?

Yes.

That video is monumental if the right people pick it up.

https://twitter.com/IGD_News/status/959266093310230528

bantz them and make fun of them for acting hard about burning down a banner

Stunning and brave

>trust fund organization

Projection much?

I recall hearing that the local transport authorities took the banner down. If so how did it get into the hands of antifa? <:thinkplant:359034245777457173>

The article I found just quoted the cops as saying that it had been taken down, but they didn't know by whom.

Ah OK.

More than one person thought that. Think it's an edit?

Changed it to not implicate the city?

oooooh. maybe.

I would have 0 surprise if antifa and SF government were full of the same people

Someone should try to find an archived link of that quote

@Deleted User do you remember where you read that?

Sadly I don't. I could also be mis remembering

I read all of the articles when they were first posted and none of them said the police took the banner down. They were all along the lines of "SFPD confirmed the sign was removed quickly"

I remember reading it was removed by Cal Trans. California transit authority I assume.

Find the link to that.

http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2018/01/28/sanctuary-city-warning-sign-yerba-buena/

Found it

"Caltrans removed the sign mid-morning. It was not clear what agency, if any, would investigate the incident."

Thanks my dude

http://archive.is/857ii

Archived link

Interesting. Possible that the police didn't know caltrans did it.... but a state agency still passed it on to antifa.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xpYBqN6FCs

https://archive.fo/qVVrw

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