Here in Canada we have " antifa " in our universities .. like angry in Halifax Antifa Alex [with 300 followers].. they think its perfectly OK to call people nazis and white supremicists... meanwhile communists postering is littering the culture of our Canadian universities now... he's already attacking Ricardo Duchesne who just joined Twitter and already has over 400 followers .. and three great books -- website EuroCanadian.ca
we'll see how they progress their agenda as this all plays out .. at least there remains Students for Western Civilisation pushing back http://swciv.com on campuses for now.. good luck white young people in university!
“Free speech” shouts tin pot Nazi and UNB official mascot of all mediocre white dudes Ricardo Duchesne. And then, after one exchange, promptly blocks me. That’s some serious commitment to the struggle. A true intellectual giant.
4:11 PM · Nov 9, 2019Twitter for iPhone
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If white people wanna know "what can I do???" irt decolonization/reconciliation...the only answer is guns, land, and money. Anything else is a waste of time.
3:24 PM · Nov 9, 2019Twitter for Android
first circulated in October 2017 on 4chan, an online forum notorious for its culture of trolling and ironic oppressiveness, and has recirculated every year since. The slogan is meant to provoke critical responses that are then used by the Alt Right as evidence that whiteness is under attack, that those concerned with social justice are overwrought hypocrites, and to draw white people into far-right politics. While the slogan seems innocuous it actually has long circulated in the white power movement, used by groups like the Ku Klux Klan, neo-Nazis, and racist skinheads. Like oxygen for a fire, arguing with the slogan only feeds the campaign. Instead, we need to address the enduring relations of oppression and exploitation that shape our society and then commit to a path of collective liberation rather than scapegoating and dehumanization. Other oppressed and exploited people are not our enemies. As the old Wobbly saying goes, ‘an injury to one is an injury to all’.” 
