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at a proud boys rally, andy ngo claimed to be beaten by antifa. his lawyer says he suffered brain bleeding...and he wasn't even in the hospital for 24 hours. more right wing bullshit from the pro-nazis.
(Introduction, spoken
One week of every year is designated National Brotherhood Week.
This is just one of many such weeks honoring various worthy causes.
One of my favorites is National Make-Fun-Of-The-Handicapped Week,
which Frank Fontaine and Jerry Lewis are in charge of as you know.
During National Brotherhood Week various special events are arranged
to drive home the message of brotherhood - this year, for example,
on the first day of the week, Malcolm X was killed, which gives you
an idea of how effective the whole thing is.
I'm sure we all agree that we ought to love one another,
and I know there are people in the world who do not love
their fellow human beings, and I hate people like that!
Here's a song about National Brotherhood Week:
Oh, the white folks
hate the black folks.
And the black folks,
hate the white folks
To hate all but the right folks
is an old established rule
But during...
National Brotherhood Week
National Brotherhood Week
Lena Horn and Sheriff Clark are dancing cheek to cheek, it's
fun to eulogize the
people you despise
as long you don't let them in your school.
Oh, the poor folks, hate the rich folks
and the rich folks hate the poor folks.
All of my folks hate all of your folks.
It's american as apple pie.
But during...
National Brotherhood Week
National Brotherhood Week
New Yorkers Love the Puerto Ricans 'cause it's very chique
Stand up and shake the hand of
someone you can't stand
you can tolerate him if you try.
Oh the protestants hate the catholics
and the catholics hate the protestants
and the hindus hate the muslims
and everybody hates the jews, but during
National Brotherhood Week
National Brotherhood Week its
national everyone smile at
one another-hood week, be
nice to people who are
inferior to you. it's only for a week so have no fear
be grateful that it doesn't last all year
after taunting the peaceful demonstrators, ngo pretended to be hit and then threw himself on the ground. he then proceeded to roll around on the pavement, throwing himself against the peaceful antifa people's shins and shoes. of course he might have gotten injured, he was acting like he was having a fit. then, when people in the crowd tried to help him up, he grabbed their cold drinks and threw them over himself and claimed they were full of caustic substance. the police chief asked that anyone else assaulted with a milk shake come forward, so far only two proud boys who claim to have been beaten with blue slushies and a bystander who claims he was poked with a frozen chocolate covered banana have appeared. it's obvious that ngo invented the whole thing, then used the race card, then used the fag card, just to get attention.
at a proud boys rally, andy ngo claimed to be beaten by antifa. his lawyer says he suffered brain bleeding...and he wasn't even in the hospital for 24 hours. more right wing bullshit from the pro-nazis.
If the House of York had fallen to the Lancastrians as quickly as corporate and academic America has capitulated to Woke culture, the War of the Roses would have been over in a week.
I’m writing this column on the eve of July 4. But the country I’m describing each year seems to feel the spirit of 1776 less and the spirit of 1789 more. “Armed with the ‘truth,’ Jacobins could brand any individuals who dared to disagree with them traitors or fanatics,” historian Susan Dunn wrote of the French Revolution. “Any distinction between their own political adversaries and the people’s ‘enemies’ was obliterated.”
Today’s Jacobins don’t have the means, but they do have the will. Look at what happened to gadfly journalist Andy Ngo when he tried to report on radical counter-protests in Portland and ended up being violently assaulted by Antifa protesters. Antifa is not typical, but the “yes, but” excuses progressives have offered for Ngo’s assault hint at how readily those progressives would embrace violence if circumstances allowed.
Daniella Greenbaum Davis, The Federalist, Why The Antifa Assault On Andy Ngo Was Inevitable And Will Be Repeated...
Violence is often acceptable. Sometimes it is even admirable. It is entirely ethical to conclude that if someone attacks you, you can use violence to repel his assault. Likewise, if someone or a group of someones were violently assaulting a third party, it would be not only unobjectionable, but heroic, to step in and stop the assault, even if the only way to do so was through the use violence.
This is precisely why the attack on Ngo was inevitable and why, in all likelihood, further attacks, from Antifa activists and others, will follow.
Pundits on the right have long rallied against the left’s misuse of words like “unsafe” or “violent.” We have long cautioned that, beyond doing a gross injustice to the English language, these misuses would ultimately beget something worse than an abuse of syntax.
Ngo’s assault — and the reaction to it — is that something worse. Once you buy into the idea that speech can be violent, the logic defending violence as a means of suppressing speech is almost unassailable....
The coverage that Ngo is actually getting isn’t all that great, either. A brief perusal of the commentary demonstrates an ironic and profoundly hypocritical reality. It’s common knowledge that blaming victims is the quickest way to make enemies on the left. Ngo seems to have been excluded from this consideration....