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No, because there's no antifa 'organization' that could credibly speak for the movement. It would be like finding a website for Pineapple-on-Pizza lovers and asking if that was 'the' Pineapple-on-Pizza-Lover website. The answer is no, because Pineapple-on-Pizza-Lover is describing an inclination, not membership in a group.
Or, for a more innate example, asking if "the Asians" have a website. Asian is descriptive of a (subjective, generally phenotypical) quality, not of membership in an organization. You could find any number of websites by Asian folk, or catering to Asian folk, but it's not "The Asians have a website."
The trans agenda however, is real. The trans minutes and the trans annual report too.
Sure ok, pretty good words. The meaning and connotations of words are fluid are they not. Its beings claimed that "Antifa" is the same thing as being anti fascist, and im trying to make a case that it is not the same thing and shouldn't be used interchangeably.
Look, I was fooled by that website... mud on my face. But "antifa" has a sort of civil disobedience optics attached to it. Its has imagery related to it, being sights of protest/riot and unrest type stuff.
On a personal note, I see the folks identifying as "antifa" and i dont particularly want to be associated with them at all. Although I do believe I am an anti-fascist. What is one to do.
Because of propaganda trying to demonize antifa/being anti-fascist. Congrats, you fell for it.
Get over it, it doesn't matter. You don't get to choose who shares your ideals any more than you get to choose who likes pineapple on their pizza.
You can’t just move away from the false statements you’ve made by filling comments with paragraphs of your feelings. Antifa is not an organization and they do not have a website. The rest of your feelings you’re talking about are invalid because your point is invalid.