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Muunmuassa Paul Joseph Watson on tätä jakanut ja kommentointi on kyllä hienoa.

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[Balam-Acab]

https://www.snopes.com/tag/antifa/

[Taito Muhkunen]

https://www.snopes.com/tag/antifa/

Harmi että ei näy suoraan tossa listauksessa true/false/mostly false/jne

Hemmetin internet ja mainokset

[Pipo]

Muunmuassa Paul Joseph Watson on tätä jakanut ja kommentointi on kyllä hienoa.

Helkutti kyllä tuota alt-right twittersphereä.

[Taito Muhkunen]

https://www.bbc.com/news/blogs-trending-41036631

Far-right activists are using fake Twitter accounts and images of battered women to smear anti-fascist groups in the US, an online investigation has revealed.

The online campaign is using fake Antifa (an umbrella term for anti-fascist protestors) Twitter accounts to claim anti-fascists promote physically abusing women who support US President Donald Trump or white supremacy.

Researcher Eliot Higgins of website Bellingcat found evidence that the campaign is being orchestrated on internet messageboard 4Chan by far-right sympathisers.

One image shows the slogan "53% of white women voted for Trump, 53% of white women should look like this", above a photograph of a woman with a bruised and cut face and an anti-fascist symbol.

The woman pictured is actually British actress Anna Friel and the photograph was taken for a Women's Aid anti-domestic violence campaign in 2007.

The images first started circulating on social media late on 23 August with hashtags #PunchNazis, #MakeRacistsAfraidAgain and #BashTheFash.

Accounts appearing to belong to anti-fascist groups tweeted the memes, calling on activists to physically attack women who voted for Trump.

[Lörsson.]

Eikö noi oo löytäny sen yhen Eemelin Lakun jäljiltä mustasilmäistä naamaa.

[Lörsson.]

Eikö noi oo löytäny sen yhen Eemelin Lakun jäljiltä mustasilmäistä naamaa.

Ai nii eihän aateveljen pataan ottoa oo tossa todellisuudessa tapahtunukaan.

[Balam-Acab]

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/antifa-nazi-flags/

An image comparing the flag of Antifa, a group that derives its name from their anti-fascist activities, and a swastika-bearing flag of Nazi-era Germany has made its way around conservative blogs and web sites since at least 2017. The visual comparison, which has also worked its way into the Qanon conspiracy theory, is commonly shared with the caption: “Does the new Antifa flag remind you of anything?”:

[Poistunut käyttäjä 6d3acbf4]

Keskellä olevaa kuvaa on levitelty viimeaikoina ns alt right piireissä ilmeisesti reippaalla kädellä

[zutonFever]

Jos se on internetissä, sen on pakko olla totta.