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Socialists consider all forms of [[capitalism]] as "fascist," and the repeal of the [[Obamacare]] [[individual mandate]] was a devastating blow to "socialist progress." "Anti-fascism" really means opposition to all forms of capitalism and liberalism coupled with the use of violence. Opposition to "racism" is just an excuse to vilify, silence, and employ violence against people they consider capitalist exploiters and oppressors.

Socialists consider all forms of [[capitalism]] as "fascist," and the repeal of the [[Obamacare]] [[individual mandate]] was a devastating blow to "socialist progress." "Anti-fascism" really means opposition to all forms of capitalism and liberalism coupled with the use of violence. Opposition to "racism" is just an excuse to vilify, silence, and employ violence against people they consider capitalist exploiters and oppressors.

On May 31, 2020, President [[Donald Trump]] announced via Twitter that he will officially be declaring Antifa a terrorist organization.<ref>[https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1267129644228247552 Donald Trump: "The United States of America will be designating ANTIFA as a Terrorist Organization"] at Twitter</ref><ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/05/31/donald-trump-the-united-states-will-designate-antifa-as-a-terrorist-organization/ Donald Trump: The United States will Designate Antifa as a Terrorist Organization] at Breitbart News Network</ref>  In addition, Attorney General [[Bill Barr]] announced that Title X of the [[Civil Rights Act]], known as the Anti-Riot Act, will be used to take down Antifa.<ref>[https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1267133841308880900 Jack Posobiec: "AG Barr has already announced Title X of the Civil Rights Act will be used to take down Antifa"] at Twitter</ref>  Subsequently in response to the Trump declaration, [[Wikipedia]], in its Antifa (United States) article in its "Trump administration" subsection, has claimed that President Trump "has no authority" to declare Antifa a terrorist group and that doing so is "unconstitutional", using articles from [[Fake news|discredited liberal media outlets]] [[CNN]] and the ''[[New York Times]]'' to back its claim as well as using those same articles to shield Antifa and excuse its criminal actions by misusing the [[First Amendment]] (which, in fact, does ''not'' protect criminal behavior nor violent speech, including death threats) and [[due process]].

Antifa church burners, in [[collusion]] with [[Black Lives Matter]] book burners, led the [[2020 Marxist uprising]].  Antifa and the [[Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement]] worked together to destroy statues and monuments all across the U.S..  On May 31, 2020, President [[Donald Trump]] announced via Twitter that he would officially declare Antifa a terrorist organization.<ref>[https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1267129644228247552 Donald Trump: "The United States of America will be designating ANTIFA as a Terrorist Organization"] at Twitter</ref><ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/05/31/donald-trump-the-united-states-will-designate-antifa-as-a-terrorist-organization/ Donald Trump: The United States will Designate Antifa as a Terrorist Organization] at Breitbart News Network</ref>  In addition, Attorney General [[Bill Barr]] announced that Title X of the [[Civil Rights Act]], known as the Anti-Riot Act, will be used to take down Antifa.<ref>[https://twitter.com/JackPosobiec/status/1267133841308880900 Jack Posobiec: "AG Barr has already announced Title X of the Civil Rights Act will be used to take down Antifa"] at Twitter</ref>  Subsequently in response to the Trump declaration, [[Wikipedia]], in its Antifa (United States) article in its "Trump administration" subsection, has claimed that President Trump "has no authority" to declare Antifa a terrorist group and that doing so is "unconstitutional", using articles from [[Fake news|discredited liberal media outlets]] [[CNN]] and the ''[[New York Times]]'' to back its claim as well as using those same articles to shield Antifa and excuse its criminal actions by misusing the [[First Amendment]] (which, in fact, does ''not'' protect criminal behavior nor violent speech, including death threats) and [[due process]].

 

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