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Originally Posted by Encroaching Death
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I remember when Ghandi and MLK got their freedom after breaking a few windows of a Starbucks.
"Antifacist Action" in the US today just consists of bored trust fund kids who have no direction in life, so they want to LARP like they're part of some new age fight for liberty when in reality, they just demolish low income neighborhoods and go back home to their really rich parents and sleep like babies in their warm beds.
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Gandhi: The world is not entirely governed by logic. Life itself involves some kind of violence and we have to choose the path of least violence.
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MLK: I am aware that there are many who wince at a distinction between property and persons—who hold both sacrosanct. My views are not so rigid. A life is sacred. Property is intended to serve life, and no matter how much we surround it with rights and respect, it has no personal being. It is part of the earth man walks on; it is not man.
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You should actually try reading some history rather than letting pundits put thoughts in your head. Those men had non-violent beliefs, but they were not unfamiliar with sections of their own movements that asked for firmer stances.
But thank you for comparing their righteous struggles to the righteous struggle Antifa is carrying out. I maintain hope that the summer of 2020 was just an appetizer