The footage from random videos used to criticize them

And of course there is stupid people in every movement

Hey, maybe I’m wrong but rioting on May Day only to forget about it the following morning and leaving property damage you won’t acknowledge or pay for for others to clean up after you is childish

It accomplishes nothing

do u know anyone from antifa @buyXRBpls

The point is to not care about property sooo

It's not a revolutionary movement

I know

@Artemis nice try FBI

That’s the thing

lol

the only things i know about them is thanks to internet and my dad

Why destroy property when it is repaired with taxpayer money

Taxes that can be used for schools, roads etc

There’s no point

They don't care if people like them they just don't want fascists to be organizing marches

And like taxpayer money is used properly

Ik ik

I’m against how taxes are used but that’s not the point

Antifa are too concerned with direct action rather than addressing the source of the problem

Direct action is only temporary in its effectiveness

^hes right

Their main concern isn't addressing the source though

I doubt any widespread worker movement will come soon

They just don't want fascists

I don’t think anyone does

They should just let law enforcement deal with real issues

If fascist marches somehow happen to get out of hand

It always starts somewhere

Anyway the last place I would expect to find the spur for revolution would be Antifa

Because they don't see it happening soon

I think Third Worldism sums this up nicely

Revolution is unlikely to occur in America or England etc

Most first world countries

Yeah

See, during the Edwardian Era, the third world was practically in the backyards of the bourgeoise: factories and mansions in the same cities

By pushing out factories far away to countries like China, India and Bangladesh, capital benefits not only from creating a capitalist nation with a similar faith in its system, with no victims of its system being there to have a voice,

But it also benefits from even cheaper labour

In other words, the harsh world of labour still exists today, but we don’t see it and shouldn’t question it, because as an appendage of the same bourgeoisie that has always benefited from it our purpose is to consume from it and we must be prepared to ignore or even be willing to defend, the underlying cause: capitalism

@ᵈˢʳ✪ Get out of my server you filthy generic commie.

I’m bored