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    A Chilling Threat of Political Violence in Portland

    http://www.theatlantic.com/polit…

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    • cancelling a parade because of a false conflation of facebook post is not "chilling".lowimpakt
    • I like how Richard Spencer the actual White Supremacist anti-semite is called “a Nazi.” as if the quotes are needed. bullshit article to be fairlowimpakt
    • conflation, sure.IRNlun6
    • "Nazis will not march through Portland." lol. fucking idiots, antifaGnash
    • It's interesting that the right spends so much time focusing on this almost-nonexistent group of protesters as if it's some huge threat.yuekit
    • lol. jc. typical comment a person who protects terrorists would say. good thing yer not one of those people.omg
    • oh noes. alt-right nazi shithead snowflakes afraid they are going to get their heads caved in.face_melter
    • nobody here protects terrorists except those trumptards who ignore Christian extremismmonospaced
    • https://www.youtube.…Gnash
    • almost non-existent? as if it's just antifa shutting down conservative speakers being labeled nazis. at least face_melter admits he's cool with it...IRNlun6
    • I do wonder what you're all so afraid of in letting white-supremacists speak. It's not Richard Spencer's arguments can't be easily defeated...IRNlun6
    • It's not like his arguments can't be easily defeated.IRNlun6
    • supporters of his views are even more almost non-existent than antifa.IRNlun6
    • because nobody wants to provide a platform for hate speech, and there is no law forcing them to, that's whymonospaced
    • The irrational logic is to disrupt with violence, bomb threats, verbal abuse, hate hoaxes and removing free speech.omg
    • That platform would be tiny. His views are nonsensical. It's the mischaracterization of conservatives and forcing them from speaking is the problem.IRNlun6
    • It's not a problem actually. If people can't stand a hate speaker, they have the right to try and limit his platform.monospaced
    • The fact of the matter is that they have the right to speak or preach their hate all they want. And the public has a right to be offended by it.monospaced
    • What I'm saying is that It's not a free speech infringement issue, if that's what you're implying.monospaced
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