Man Stabbed By Antifa Mob Outside His Home For Not Condemning ‘Nazis’ Hard Enough

a reply to: Grambler

There was a stabbing in Burlington last night.Two victims,one underwent emergency.A Conner Lucas in custody going to court today acording to associated press.

a reply to: Grambler

Fake or not...
Morale of the story: Antifa is no different than ISIS

I sit here and read this and it takes me back to right after the election in November. I recall several incidents that were supposedly happening due to Trump winning the election. Synagogues vandalized. Muslims and women of color being assaulted. Turns out most of those stories were hoaxes. Yet the mainstream media jumped all over it without knowing all the facts. How telling is it that here we have an incident that mirrors those incidents and the mainstream media won't touch it with a ten-foot pole?

a reply to: Grambler

You do realize the guy that got stabbed never said it was Anti-Fa that stabbed him, right? He's actually an anti-fa supporter. Only the right wing propaganda outlets are painting this as an antifascist attack. From the guy who was stabbed:


Maybe you want to change the title on the OP. As it stands, it's a lie.

originally posted by: ericendtimes
a reply to: Grambler

There was a stabbing in Burlington last night.Two victims,one underwent emergency.A Conner Lucas in custody going to court today acording to associated press.

It looks like that happened on the 8th and is totally unrelated.

www.burlingtonfreepress.com...

Ctrl-Left homegrown domestic terrorism committed by terrorists.

originally posted by: underwerks
a reply to: Grambler

You do realize the guy that got stabbed never said it was Anti-Fa that stabbed him, right? He's actually an anti-fa supporter. Only the right wing propaganda outlets are painting this as an antifascist attack. From the guy who was stabbed:

Maybe you want to change the title on the OP. As it stands, it's a lie.

As per t and c rules, i directly quoted the title of the artiicle.

And as I said on a prior post, antifa or not, they uses the exact same mindset,; accused him of being a nazi, and stabbed him for it.

The irnoy is it seems this guy actuaally defends antifa, and yet he was still stabbed for being a nazi.

originally posted by: underwerks
a reply to: Grambler

You do realize the guy that got stabbed never said it was Anti-Fa that stabbed him, right? He's actually an anti-fa supporter. Only the right wing propaganda outlets are painting this as an antifascist attack. From the guy who was stabbed:

Maybe you want to change the title on the OP. As it stands, it's a lie.

doesn't matter... the angle and agenda of the OP is already accomplished...

making it sound like something with carefully worded tat...
success...

a reply to: Grambler

Yes you are correct.Sorry about that.

a reply to: underwerks

Thanks for proving once again that they are all idiots. They attacked one of their own just under the assumption he was a Nazi sympathizer. That doesn't change the fact that a group of people attacked an innocent person just because he uttered a different opinion.

originally posted by: Grambler

originally posted by: underwerks
a reply to: Grambler

You do realize the guy that got stabbed never said it was Anti-Fa that stabbed him, right? He's actually an anti-fa supporter. Only the right wing propaganda outlets are painting this as an antifascist attack. From the guy who was stabbed:

Maybe you want to change the title on the OP. As it stands, it's a lie.

As per t and c rules, i directly quoted the title of the artiicle.

And as I said on a prior post, antifa or not, they uses the exact same mindset,; accused him of being a nazi, and stabbed him for it.

The irnoy is it seems this guy actuaally defends antifa, and yet he was still stabbed for being a nazi.

Then your OP is false. It wasn't Antifascists, and even the guy that got stabbed says it wasn't antifascists that stabbed him. You're spreading propaganda to inflame division further which is the exact opposite of what the stabbing victim wants.


Any respect for the wishes of the guy who got stabbed? Or is everyone going to continue to spread a story like this which is the epitome of "fake news"?

originally posted by: Perfectenemy
a reply to: underwerks

Thanks for proving once again that they are all idiots. They attacked one of their own just under the assumption he was a Nazi sympathizer. That doesn't change the fact that a group of people attacked an innocent person just because he uttered a different opinion.

It does change the narrative that they were antifascists.

Which is the title of the OP.

originally posted by: underwerks

originally posted by: Perfectenemy
a reply to: underwerks

Thanks for proving once again that they are all idiots. They attacked one of their own just under the assumption he was a Nazi sympathizer. That doesn't change the fact that a group of people attacked an innocent person just because he uttered a different opinion.

It does change the narrative that they were antifascists.

Which is the title of the OP.

What would you call a group of masked people that stab someone because they accuse him of being a fascists?

And the man has no way of knowing it wasn't antifa, nor did he say he was sure it wasn't antifa. Seeing as how this is exactly their calling card, the author of the story attributed it to them.

And yes I wish the man well, unless he is making this whole story up.

Now would you care to criticize the people on here that were certain this was made up of not caring about the guy?

nvm

originally posted by: underwerks

originally posted by: Perfectenemy
a reply to: underwerks

Thanks for proving once again that they are all idiots. They attacked one of their own just under the assumption he was a Nazi sympathizer. That doesn't change the fact that a group of people attacked an innocent person just because he uttered a different opinion.

It does change the narrative that they were antifascists.

Which is the title of the OP.

Actually no it doesn't. Hating Nazis makes you an anti-fascist by proxy and vice versa. There is some really weird cognitive dissonance going on what Nazis and Anti-Fascists are supposed to represent.

Another case of the left eats its own.


Stabs.

a reply to: Grambler

I didn't see anywhere that they claimed this "mob" was ANTIFA.

Oh...and nice source...LOL.

originally posted by: Grambler

originally posted by: eNumbra

originally posted by: knowledgehunter0986
a reply to: pthena

Are you saying because he sold heroin (which is totally unrelated) he deserved to be stabbed in the context in which he did? (Not denouncing hard enough)

Could be that the stabbing was heroin related and he's simply blaming Antifa because of the Facebook messages. OP even admits to the lack of currently verifiable information.

I fully admit this could be fake.

If it is this guy should be ashamed for hoaxing to spread divisiveness.

But it does go to show the dangers of labeling everyone you disagree with a nazi, and then arguing its acceptable to attack nazis.

As it's turned out it may only be 4chan and the right wing news outlet currently reporting this as Antifa related - it may have no relevance to the dangers of labels. Though, yes, labeling everyone you disagree with as your enemy is going to lead idiots to cause trouble; this case may be nothing more than the political enemies of Antifa trying to swing back.

originally posted by: Perfectenemy

originally posted by: underwerks

originally posted by: Perfectenemy
a reply to: underwerks

Thanks for proving once again that they are all idiots. They attacked one of their own just under the assumption he was a Nazi sympathizer. That doesn't change the fact that a group of people attacked an innocent person just because he uttered a different opinion.

It does change the narrative that they were antifascists.

Which is the title of the OP.

Actually not it doesn't. Hating Nazis makes you an anti-fascist by proxy and vice versa. There is some really weird cognitive dissonance going on what Nazis and Anti-Fascists are supposed to represent.

Haven't you noticed the pattern.

If a supposed right wing person from a group does something bad, then the whole group is responsible.

But if a left group like BLM chants kill cops, they do not represent BLM.

If a person shouting exactly what antifa does stabs a person for supposedly being a nazi , they do not represent antifa.

originally posted by: Grambler

originally posted by: underwerks

originally posted by: Perfectenemy
a reply to: underwerks

Thanks for proving once again that they are all idiots. They attacked one of their own just under the assumption he was a Nazi sympathizer. That doesn't change the fact that a group of people attacked an innocent person just because he uttered a different opinion.

It does change the narrative that they were antifascists.

Which is the title of the OP.

What would you call a group of masked people that stab someone because they accuse him of being a fascists?

So every gang of people that attacks Nazis is somehow connected to Anti-Fa now?

You don't have to be a member of Anti-Fa to want to attack people who's ideology is the extermination of everyone else.