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    1. Difficult_Falcon1022 on

      Sort of feel like anti-fascists being in *Austria* is a good thing.

    2. shitnotalkforyours18 on

      ummm….is the mustache man getting resurrected?

    3. Haarhus_dis on

      Now it depends on what happened. If you are a group that messes up (by breaching the law) with the protests, public rallies of other groups (which don’t breach the law) or instigate violence against them you may have problems with the police.

      Additional details are needed to asses if the local laws were breached or if this is somethig political that shluld be condemned.

    4. BubbleRabble1981 on

      I kinda feel like the far-left dominating the anti-fascist movement robs it a lot of its legitimacy, which is a shame. Not only does it result in the action being intertwined with unrelated far-left politics (resulting in a very exclusionary approach to centrist and right-wing opponents of fascism), it also leads to certain fringes of the movement applying very broad and implausible definitions of fascism.

      Realistically, anyone of any moral and ethical integrity can and should be anti-fascist, regardless of political orientation, and for much of the post-war era, it is one of the few topics that united left and right.

      I consider myself a small-c conservative, certainly in line with Friedrich Merz’s brand of conservatism, even if I have a distaste for the man himself.

      And yet I consider it a patriotic imperative in terms of both my German and British identities to oppose fascism, not necessarily in terms of it being right-wing, but simply representative of authoritarianism and corruption. But honestly, as much as I have sympathy for the stated aims of Antifa (and share their frustrations with the state’s seeming inability to hold back the fascist threat), they undermine themselves with their politics a lot of the time.

    5. Grizz-Lee-2891 on

      sadly thats not uncommon in my beloved country. when the right wing fucks up its like, meh, once again. if the left or alternatives (eg animal right) do smth of that kind in slightest, they’ll get fu*ked up proper…its quite a tragedy

    6. FootCheeseParmesan on

      These kinds of threads always force ‘both sides’ liberals and those on the right into bizarre mental contortions in order to avoid giving any kind of validity to socialists.

      Everyone is either anti-fascist, or an enabler of fascism.

      Which are you?

    7. BasKabelas on

      I feel like somehow, being against (anti) facism (“fa”) is seen as wrong? Its like somehow being inclusive and kind (“woke”) is supposed to be a bad thing? Impressive right wing rethoric spreading, I guess.

    8. Ashen_ley on

      Ah yes the government punishing anti-fascists bc the gov is tootaalllyy not fascistic trust me bro I saw it in a yt video, someone wouldnt lie in those

    9. A few weeks ago some Nazis attacked Lgqbt+ people and the biggest newspaper (Kronen Zeitung) labeled it as “Heroes” who hunt pedophiles which is completly wrong, Austria has channels like FOX and not just one, Kronen Zeitung, Österreich&Heute Zeitung, OE24, ServusTV this are all like FOX News, someone has to do SOMETHING

    10. MightyTheAlmighty on

      r/europe once again showing its full intellectual potential by trying to both sides-ing this

    11. Fernando_III on

      Summary: anti-fascists=far-left extremists in this context. It’s like nazis start calling themselves “cat lovers”, it doesn’t make them good

    12. TheBladeguardVeteran on

      “A government doesn’t announce itself as fascist, it declares anti-fascists as enemies of the state”

    13. Necessary_Pie2464 on

      I think people are ignoring the obvious

      The source this article is from is sketch as fuck

      Ok I’ve look at some of the other articles and the MAJORITY are bullshit conspiracy with no sources linked

      Don’t trust anything from this publication, fucking use your brain people

      Edit 1

      Ok so MBFC said they are “credible” but with such an left wing bias that makes me look like Margaret Tatcher (I am fairly left wing myself but holy shit this publication is openly Anarchist which, while there is nothing wrong with that inherently, the bias is very noticeable) however the extremely emotional language in the headlines as well as the the fact they seem to be VERY selective in what they cover automatically makes my “sketchy soruce” alarms ring

      Edit 2

      So before I am accused by someone of doing “enlightened centrism” just know that I am, partially at least, politically aligned with this source (not fully because I am not an Anarchist but anyway) but I do see the obvious bias hyper and stull like this that is “hyperbias” in their wording and such, even if the information they put out is credible, make me a little suspicious automatically

      Edit 3

      I don’t like the tabloid style “news worded like it’s a opinion piece article” stuff no matter which side it’s on the polotical spectrum or if it agrees with me or not

    14. FATDIRTYBASTARDCUNT on

      Why are so many Austrians gone Nazi? have they not learned from the past?

    15. Slave4Nicki on

      Just because younare anti fascist dosnt give you immunity to the law. 95% of political violence in europe is from the left and violence is illegal no matter who you are

    16. okrutnik3127 on

      Responded to someone but will post again as it is important and I see a lot of apologist in this thread.

      **In Poland both nazism, communism [and fascism and other totalitarian ideologies] are outlawed for a good reason. Both are evil ideologies in the name of which millions perished. They claimed lives of countless polish citizens in concentration camps whether located in the Reich or in Siberia.**

      You can quarrel whether one is a little worse or a little better, it doesn’t matter.

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