After watching part of it, I felt I was learning a lot, but it also feels like that there is other info I need which touches on the ideas and beliefs of these ancestors of antifa.
The part I have a problem with is that at some point, you depart from belief in your ideas to belief in the power of violence. At that point, you have lost all sense of what a civil society is, other than something to be destroyed.
The writer crushes up the paper on which he has written an awful draft. START OVER! He says. The artist paints over what he hates on a canvas, if not throw it out entirely. The sculptor mashes up the clay on a bad piece only to start over. They all contain ideas, but they are all inanimate. Civil society may be an idea, but it is people’s lives. Somewhere in the mind of antifa-ites, that point is totally lost.
Pissed off at the one percent? Then you destroy life for the other 99%? Makes no sense unless you are out of your mind.
Out of your mind or just plain evil