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I was on the American Civil Liberties Union of Illinois board during the Skokie days. I fully supported our defense of the Nazis seeking a permit to march in Skokie, home to many Holocaust survivors. But thinking about Aug. 12 in Charlottesville, Va., and the abominable presidential responses, I keep coming back to the images not only of the murder and wounding of innocent counterdemonstrators, but also to the semi-automatic weapons carried by some of the Nazis (or perhaps Ku Klux Klan members, or both), although they weren’t to my knowledge fired at the Charlottesville rallies. |
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dasing
(8/21/2017)
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| that protest was a calculated setup, It was not real Nazis( only less than 60 of those people were real protesters) at that site, they were antifa, pretending to be Nazis!!! |
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netsyscon
(8/21/2017)
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| Of course they weren't fired.. We the people love our country, including protesters, However, we will not tolerate destruction of it. |
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