No, it doesn’t. Anyone who actually spends time studying anti-fascist movements or mob violence would laugh this shit right out of the room.
That part.
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She’s great.
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I was waiting for the /s.
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Wrong. Let’s try again
This is the earliest English language reference to antifa that I know of, from back in 2005.
I knew who they were back then, I was the victim of fascists and was looking to find out who would actually stand up for me. It turned out that the social-democrats and liberals in British government were pretty useless at the time, they believed that fascism was finished and not a problem any more, and now they are worse than useless after a few years of it looking like they would change for the better. I now wonder if it was an intentional policy for Keir Starmer’s CPS to drop all cases where trans people were the victims.
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LOL! I’m so sorry. I always forget the “/s”. He sounds off his rocker.
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I’d keep him talking. Make him squonk-out.
(excerpt) When cornered and escape seems impossible, or when surprised and frightened, [the squonk] may even dissolve itself in tears.
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Rightly, said soldiers should be storming the gates of Hell, just to try and make things even lousier for the fascists and those of similar ilk stuck down there. 
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