The death of George Floyd quite initially resulted in many on the Right condemning the actions of the police officer considered responsible for Floyd\u2019s death, be that responsibility direct or indirect. Said officer has been arrested and is facing serious charges. To a sane individual, this is an indication that, so far, proper justice is taking its proper course.<\/p>\n
However, a plethora of \u201cpeaceful protests\u201d have invariably degenerated into looting, arson, and homicides of their own.<\/p>\n
All this, for the loud few on social media, is about \u201cfighting fascism\u201d based on the logical idiocy (I won\u2019t even deem it with the concept of a \u201cfallacy\u201d), that their designated enemies are \u201cfascists\u201d and thus they are pure and innocent as the newly driven snow since the designated enemies are \u201cfascist\u201d and thus understood in modern parlance to be pure evil.<\/p>\n
Guess who else was \u201canti-fascist\u201d?<\/p>\n
Stalin.<\/p>\n
Irregardless of the fact that Stalin killed more people than Hitler, he isn\u2019t as demonized as his once ally Hitler. For far too many, being against fascism was interchangable with being a far Left lunatic who couldn\u2019t explain what Fascism was beyond some anti-Troskyite propaganda.<\/p>\n
It is beyond ironic that a memorial to truly Patriotic Americans such as Eisenhower and countless heroes who literally fought against liliteral fascists is attacked by \u201cAnti-Fascists\u201d who believe that there is no greater fascist symbol than than a memorial to those who literally fought against liliteral fascists.<\/p>\n
\n"Fighting fascism" by desecrating a memorial to those who sacrificed their lives to *literally* fight *literal* fascists… https:\/\/t.co\/8adUYGDPFE<\/a><\/p>\n
— \u00dee Political Hat (@ThePoliticalHat) June 2, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n