This ‘antifa’ group was also Zionist, pro-Palestinian and Yiddish-speaking — and it’s trending

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This is straight from the historical ■■■■■■ publication Forward.

“Antifa” is in the air. It’s on President Trump’s lips. It’s trending on Twitter, but it’s not a new thing.

Indeed, it has a very ■■■■■■ history. It’s an ideology that was born in order to oppose Hitler. “Antifa” is short for “anti-fascist.”

It’s so ■■■■■■ that one of the items being shared widely on Twitter right now is the Yiddish and Hebrew manifesto of the antifa arm of a group that was an offshoot of a Marxist-Zionist political party, “Left Poale Zion.”

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You’re using the ■■■■■■ Daily Forward, a socialist paper, to make a connection between anti fascist of Hitlers time with the recent American group Antifa. :thinking:

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I think the common thread that links it together is socialism.

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Everything is related.
Hitler was a Zionist (of sorts).

Remember the transfer agreement? (Of course most of us weren’t there, but it’s a historical event).

Hitler was opposed to ■■■■■■ Bolshevism in Russia, but worked with Zionists from Russia (and Poland).

Hitler wanted all ■■■■ transferred to Palestine, so that European nations will be free for once and for all.

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America has been evolving regularly into a socialist country. Every time Americans insist on something more, the taxes go up, and the government gets bigger to provide it. You guys that want to live in 1776, with dirt roads, no reservoirs, no garbage collection, no anything basically, are fucked…:man_shrugging:

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And nothing to do with the youngsters in America that have formed the Antifa…

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Contrary to the original idea of 1700s and the Constitution.

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They just don’t know what they are doing.

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I think you mean when politicians demand something more the taxes go up.

I never voted to support endless immigration that isn’t enforced and that I end up paying for because the vast majority of these knuckle draggers and their offspring are living on some kind of public assistance.

I didn’t vote for any of that.