Nazis are bad. We agreed? Good.

Now let's talk about how violent AntiFa is (see AntiFa Protesters Vandalize Monument They Thought was Confederate. It Symbolized Unity… and Antifa Terrorists Publish Guide to Guerrilla Warfare). How violent? Giving a journalist a concussion violent. Then doubling down on their "reasoning."

Thank you, Jake Tapper, for at least covering this story. It, so far, hasn't reached a wide audience. We hope to help change that.

Well yeah, but this is only one side of the story. I'm sure the AntiFa club who organized the protest has a person to reasonably explain--

Ah, so AntiFa not only won't apologize for attacking a journalist (who was simply airing their activities, also he's protected by the First Amendment), they're doubling down. They refuse to apologize, worse they're continuing to advocate for more violence.

So, we all agree that Nazis and white supremacists are bad, terrible people who probably leave their shopping carts in the middle of the parking lot.

But I want you think about all the glowing puff pieces written about the AntiFa movement this week. And I want you to think about how AntiFa gave one of the press' colleagues a concussion.

Whose side to you think most reporters have more sympathy with? Remember, these are the glowing individuals bringing you the news...

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