The antifa crowd is generally speaking an upper-middle-class college-associated crowd that includes quite a few whites but the main emphasis of the group is to advance Marxist-leninist viewpoints through the tactic of labelling all opposition fascist (pretty much standard KGB playbook stuff adapted to the post-Soviet world).
The “anarchist” element that is attracted (usually students and unemployed workers) will be given the bad news that a very large and powerful state is the actual goal, but why break this to them before they do some useful work for the cause?
Antifa needs to be fully investigated so that a larger segment of the American people can become familiar with this enemy within. They have less of a foul reputation than they deserve, and are more or less tolerated if not encouraged by the media and some mainstream politicians.
Following the money would be a very interesting exercise.
Fukuyama’s book The End of History and The Last Man was borrowed, I think, from Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-four.
While torturing and lecturing Winston, O’Brien asked him to look in a mirror.
Smith was emaciated, his teeth falling out, he was a physical wreck from his imprisonment.
O’Brien points out that the Ingsoc revolution was the last revolution, that the socialists had managed to stop the pendulum on the clock, what had been an endless process that saw the middle replace the upper.
Finally, he pointed out (frankly) that the purpose of the revolution was to attain power, and he defined power as the ability to make others suffer.
These people are serious, even if we are not. They want to seize power using violence and any means necessary, overturn the Constitution and end the experiment in the proposition that men and women are capable of governing themselves and subject the American people to tyranny.