WTF is Antifa | Should You Be Afraid?
October 18, 2020
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as posted by the channelOver the last few years, the political movement of "antifa" has become the media's favorite boogeyman. Conspiracy theories abound claiming they're financially backed by left-wing billionaires to train "super soldiers" with an intent to kill conservatives.
On this episode of "Should You Be Afraid," producer Zeke Spector heads to "anarchist jurisdiction" of Portland, Oregon searching for this elusive group that have allegedly been burning the city down for more than 100 straight days.
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