Naio posted:direstraits posted:Naio posted:direstraits posted:Interesting to view Democrats pushing this old demiscat. A reminder that Democrats were the forefathers of the KKK and the present day Antifa.
Which party is the forefather of the proud boys and league of the south?
Obviously, an offshoot of the KKK. So, back to the Demmies.
So, you're gonna pretend they don't vote for republicans to save face? Cool...
Of the 4,743 persons lynched by the KKK from 1882 to 1964, 1,297 were white Republicans.
David Barton Setting the Record Straight: American History In Black and White
The recent doxxing of an Antifa leader revealed a communist advocating extreme violence. Antifa – the new terrorist arm of the Democrats.
"Smash Racism DC organizer Jose Martin, also known as “Chepe,” is a radical communist and Antifa leader operating in the U.S. He advocates for the violent overthrow of the government and for the murder of the rich and claims to have international involvement in left-wing movements.
But the agitator has made great efforts to separate his fanatical personas from a third identity, his legal name: Joseph “Jose” Alcoff. Under that identity, the 36-year-old has worked as a payday campaign manager for Americans for Financial Reform since 2016, where he advocates for reforms of predatory loans before members of Congress.
Alcoff typically uses his Jose Martin persona for appearances in mainstream media. Under this alias, he’s been cited as a Chicago Copwatch organizer and as an Occupy Wall Streetorganizer, as well as an unofficial organizer for Bernie Sanders during the 2016 Democratic presidential primary.
Jose Martin is often introduced to audiences as an “organizer,” “activist” or “militant researcher,” and has published articles with Rolling Stone and The Indypendent, and regularly appears on BBC radio programs. He discussed his vision of a police-free society on MSNBC in 2015.
He also claims to be involved in campaigns worldwide. Speaking as Jose Martin on “BBC Business Matters” in 2014, Alcoff said he has injected himself into movements as a “militant researcher” in Brazil, El Salvador, Honduras, Spain, Portugal and France. "