The Paradox Of Tolerance: Director's Cut

If this alienates you, there's a good goddamn reason why, and you should know what that is. If not, let me make it abundantly clear for you...

Human rights are not a matter of "divisive political opinion", and I, along with a significant portion of the US population, refuse to be made to believe otherwise. Full stop.

Speaking out against a tyrannical government is not domestic terrorism. Full stop.

The paradox of tolerance is not a suicide pact. Full stop.

It is a social contract of peace that condoning fascists and acting in fascist behavior violates. You are not afforded the benefit of a social contract of peace if you engage in behavior that breaks that contract. Full stop.

It is up to the peacekeepers, the rest of us, to keep that peace and eliminate the disruptors one way or another. We have the right to a peaceful society. Do not comply with oathbreakers and seditionists who do not obey lawful commands, identify themselves, or follow the rule of law. Treat them as you would any other masked attacker/rapist/human trafficker and show them how a bluetooth drill press works. Identification/warrants prevent that, but they refuse to conduct themselves as law enforement, because they are not law enforcement, allowing room for miscommunication and criminal behavior. I want for you what you want for undocumented migrants, their children, and anyone opposed to the conduct of these masked thugs operating on greed and bigotry. If you are opposed to that, you are the bad guy. Hope this helps. Sleep tight.

Sincerely,

The Founder, Proprietor, and Resident Pie Chef of Antifa, Inc.

I'm not only the president, I'm ALSO a client.