>>>>>http://wric.com/2017/08/14/aclu-of-virginia-denies-gov-mcauliffes-accusations-of-blame-for-saturdays-violence/
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>>>>>A couple of quotes:
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>>>>>"The ACLU of Virginia Executive Director Claire Gastanaga said that the group was “horrified by the violence” while saying that the organization does not support violence or Nazism, but that they do support the right of all to gather in protest."
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>>>>>“We support the Constitution and laws of the United States … But let’s be clear: our lawsuit challenging the city to act constitutionally did not cause violence, nor did it in any way address the question whether demonstrators could carry sticks or other weapons at the events,” Gastanaga said.
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>>>>The ACLU protecting people's rights to protest doesn't mean they side with Trump hahahaha Google Trump vs ACLU or something similar and sit back and read (for a while) hahaha
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>>>You missed the irony in my Title. But if you look at the facts, they are in fact side with him.
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>>>I understand that you hate Trump; which is in your right. Just like many ppl on the left hate him so much that they would love to kill him or watch him being killed. Hopefully you don't hate him that much :).
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>>>I don't like Trump; I didn't vote for him. I had many arguments with a good friend about Trump during elections (he was a supporter; now I think he is on the fence).
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>>>But I would like the country to get better no matter who is in the White House. The ultra left want the country to go to hell just so that they could blame Trump.
>>>Sad.
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>>The opposite of alt-right is not alt-left (which is another Trump made up word) -- the opposite of alt-right is not Nazi.
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>A lot of hypocrisy on both sides. The so-called "not Nazi" could be as much racists as the Nazi. Beating yourself in the chest for show does not make one a saint. I have heard what people say in public and in private. Or writing in a public forum.

Ok so replace Nazi with racist - but you get my point. But aside from that - there is FAR FAR FAR more violence that comes from the alt-right than the far-left. If you look into this you'll it's like 36 to 1 overall and in the past 10 years when you look at murders committed by domestic extremists in the United States of all types, right-wing extremists are responsible for about 74 percent of those murders. You can't not try to equate these two groups not only in terms of moral standing and human decency or acts of violence. Has it always been this way? No - but you have to go back to the 1970's to see any significant extremism from the far left - whereas we've had this cycle of ar-right extremist since the 1990s