next stop for Charlottesville violence is Quebec City

[RW]

I'm really sick of racism and all the violent shit that comes with it.

Are you really?



Then let's start treating everyone as equals.



Are you prepared to handle that?  I don't think you are...

Double standards.



Isn't tolerance as long as you only tolerate what the elites tell us to.

NO!



Tolerance is not hating on people just because they are black or Jewish or Muslim.



You are Canadian FFS!  Why don't you know this????!?

[Blazor]

Grimm, that black girl is smart and funny too.

[Anonymous]

I'm really sick of racism and all the violent shit that comes with it.

Are you really?



Then let's start treating everyone as equals.



Are you prepared to handle that?  I don't think you are...

Double standards.



Isn't tolerance as long as you only tolerate what the elites tell us to.

I think you mean intolerance. But, you have a point.  



Two hate groups fight each other in public. Only one side gets blamed.



Why?



Because the media is part of one of the hate groups.

[Anonymous]

I'm really sick of racism and all the violent shit that comes with it.

Are you really?



Then let's start treating everyone as equals.



Are you prepared to handle that?  I don't think you are...

Double standards.



Isn't tolerance as long as you only tolerate what the elites tell us to.

I think you mean intolerance. But, you have a point.  



Two hate groups fight each other in public. Only one side gets blamed.



Why?



Because the media is part of one of the hate groups.

You can't argue with that. For being such a smarmy little shit, sometimes you make sense.

[Anonymous]

An anti-racism counter-protest that turned violent has resulted in members of a far-right group being pinned in a Quebec City parking lot.



A group called La Meute organized a march to call for stronger border controls amid a sharp increase in the number of asylum seekers crossing illegally into Quebec from the U.S. About 200 people showed up.



Before their protest had officially started, however, they were forced to retreat to an underground lot by opponents.



The turn of events prompted one of the group's leaders, Stephane Roch, to question the way the two sides have been portrayed.



Why does everyone call us far right when they're the violent ones?" he said in the parking lot, where people were passing around water bottles and complaining of the heat.



Claudia Rochette, one of the people joining in the far-right protest, said Mayor Denis Coderre's decision to declare Montreal a sanctuary city was a turning point for her.

http://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/canada/far-right-groups-pinned-in-quebec-city-parking-lot-after-counter-protest-turns-violent/ar-AAqoMlb?li=AAggNb9&ocid=mailsignout">http://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/canada/fa ... ailsignout">http://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/canada/far-right-groups-pinned-in-quebec-city-parking-lot-after-counter-protest-turns-violent/ar-AAqoMlb?li=AAggNb9&ocid=mailsignout



So now people who disagree with the recent spike in refugees crossing the border are silenced with intimidation and violence. More unnecessary work for emergency services which means more money wasted by Quebec City. It's cheaper and less dangerous to let the far right have their little protest. Antifa groups, you're making things worse. For Christ sakes, just stay away.

[Anonymous]

An anti-racism counter-protest that turned violent has resulted in members of a far-right group being pinned in a Quebec City parking lot.



A group called La Meute organized a march to call for stronger border controls amid a sharp increase in the number of asylum seekers crossing illegally into Quebec from the U.S. About 200 people showed up.



Before their protest had officially started, however, they were forced to retreat to an underground lot by opponents.



The turn of events prompted one of the group's leaders, Stephane Roch, to question the way the two sides have been portrayed.



Why does everyone call us far right when they're the violent ones?" he said in the parking lot, where people were passing around water bottles and complaining of the heat.



Claudia Rochette, one of the people joining in the far-right protest, said Mayor Denis Coderre's decision to declare Montreal a sanctuary city was a turning point for her.

http://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/canada/far-right-groups-pinned-in-quebec-city-parking-lot-after-counter-protest-turns-violent/ar-AAqoMlb?li=AAggNb9&ocid=mailsignout">http://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/canada/fa ... ailsignout">http://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/canada/far-right-groups-pinned-in-quebec-city-parking-lot-after-counter-protest-turns-violent/ar-AAqoMlb?li=AAggNb9&ocid=mailsignout



So now people who disagree with the recent spike in refugees crossing the border are silenced with intimidation and violence. More unnecessary work for emergency services which means more money wasted by Quebec City. It's cheaper and less dangerous to let the far right have their little protest. Antifa groups, you're making things worse. For Christ sakes, just stay away.

Antifa is like a bull in a china shop.

[Thiel]

Stopping peaceful demonstrations by force really offends my libertarian sensibilities.