Imagine a scenario in which a far-right or alt-right group beat an independent journalist, threw milkshakes on him (that may have contained fast-drying cement), and sprayed him with an unknown putrid chemical. Oh, and it was all on camera. It would have gotten at least close to the attention of a Covington Catholic School student who stood in front of a Native American, right?
Well, it happened. But it wasn’t a far-right or alt-right group that attacked the independent journalist, Andy Ngo. It was Portland’s Antifa, the far-left group that uses whatever means necessary to spread their message of hatred and push an anti-American agenda. That’s why coverage of it will be muted. Reporting on Antifa doesn’t fit the media’s narrative that the right has the market cornered on violence.
Instead, the “news” is about milkshakes and trending on Twitter, as Newsweek reported: “Antifa trends on Twitter after video shows protest group throwing milkshakes at journalist.”
Sorry, mainstream media “journalists,” but milkshakes and Twitter aren’t the news, here. A man peacefully documenting the actions of the radical progressive group Antifa was violently attacked by multiple masked figures. That’s the news. That’s what happened.
https://twitter.com/Jimryan015/status/1145067852375851008
The only reason actions like these can go unpunished and under-reported is because of the source of the attack and the victim. Antifa is heralded by many progressives as people who simply oppose fascism. They’ve been praised by politicians ranging from Joe Biden to Mitt Romney. Their actions are accepted by many journalists who run cover for them in order to keep their reign of terror intact.
These are domestic terrorists. They are not peaceful protesters or righteous activists. They are thugs.
Conservatives spoke out on Twitter:
This rhetoric is not harmless. If I called for the milkshaking of, say, liberal journalists, no one would tolerate it, as we shouldnât.
Media, I beg you, take a fucking stand for once. Stop worrying about upsetting your Vox friends. pic.twitter.com/D70bFQ2Rl9
— Jason Howerton (@jason_howerton) June 30, 2019
https://twitter.com/FrankelJeremy/status/1145157203768369152
https://twitter.com/BecketAdams/status/1145150439798841349
#ANTIFA is a terror org. #AntifaScumhttps://t.co/TTUIsrKOXV
— Austin Petersen (@AP4Liberty) June 30, 2019
Mitt Romney on Antifa: https://t.co/N43lAoP9u6
— Michael Knowles (@michaeljknowles) June 30, 2019
A journalist attacked in America just like a CNN reporter wrote an entire book about. Thank you @brianstelter for tweeting about this.
Hey, will you be having him on as a guest to talk about this assault on media or show the footage on your nationally televised show tomorrow? pic.twitter.com/CHsZzpnCpF
— Stephen Miller (@redsteeze) June 30, 2019
Mayor @tedwheeler of Portland has decided to tie the hands of his police. He likely loves watching videos like the one of Antifa attacking reporter Andy Ngo. When progressives run cities the cities become shitholes. This is a fact. Check any of them. Start with San Francisco.
— Carmine Sabia (@CarmineSabia) June 30, 2019
The assault on Andy Ngo is the end of "plausible deniability" for the left
If you're a left-wing public figure and you aren't condemning antifa today, you are presumptively an apologist for violent bigotry and domestic terrorism
— Will Chamberlain đșđž (@willchamberlain) June 30, 2019
Did you know:
Joe Biden called Antifa aâcourageous group of Americansâ
Today Antifa assaulted a journalist and sent him to the hospital
Will Joe Biden retract his praise for this domestic terrorist organization?
RT! pic.twitter.com/U75QIeHM7y
— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) June 30, 2019
Andy Ngo bravely put his safety on the line because he felt a need to continue exposing Antifa for the anti-American thugs they are. He is an example of how we fight back: information, patience, and bravery. Let the left remain silent on this.
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