The Minds.com website, an Ethereum-based social platform planned an event for minds against racism and authoritarianism, but for some reason Antifa objected to this event. Tim Pool, a major Youtube star and political commentator put up a post yesterday affirming that the Antifa threat of violence was not going to stop the event from happening.
The meaning of the name "Antifa" is suppose to mean anti-fascism, which would seem to be a group seeking freedom and liberties for their fellow Americans. However, this group has recently acted with excessive force against independent thinkers such as one attack in Portland against Andy Ngo, a gay, Asian-American news reporter. This attack was so serious that Andy Ngo had to spend time away from work as he was hospitalized.
The aggressive behavior from this group continues as public recordings identify members of Antifa outright threatening to go after people in their private lives. Will this group continue their violent threats and activities to the point that they become officially declared a terrorist organization?
Tim Pool and minds,com is very cool. I like minds been on it for quite a while and I think it is going to beat twitter eventualy. Why go with twitter when minds pays out tokens? Somethin is better than nothin
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