the street actions like how do these things actually helps dem the rising tide of

fascism so I mean again like I think you say the critique that they are insufficient is absolutely right like all

tactics are insufficient like they can be necessary insufficient but like you know big

big protest rallies are deeply insufficient especially like in a day in age where they're actually

quite easy to organize through the technology we have.

They don't even seem to pose much of a threat because it's not super hard to bring together a

hundred thousand people compared to how it used to be in the 60s right so a mass

kind of placid protest does not show the potential for public uprising in the same way.

It used to it now kind of at times can show the limits of it, the extent of the capacity.

Direct confrontation, like violent confrontation if you will, works in terms of breaking up, you know Nazi spaces, events, rallies.

In the way I was just sort of mentioning

that actually creating material consequences

for that kind of organizing has historically proven successful and it makes sense

and how I understand fascism as to why. I'm thinking about all the people who got

docked too after Charlottesville I really took the window and that is a huge and that's you know as

equally as much part of what people involved in Antifelt like the brave super soldiers are involved in

doing support our troops exactly