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BlueVeins · 22-25
It seems strange to denote "anti-government" extremism as a type of right wing extremism, even though it's valid in some cases (e.g. Cliven Bundy). I mean, Antifa tends to be anarchists, are we to view them as right wingers? It's also a little strange to characterize Islamic extremism as [i]not[/i] right wing, considering that they literally want to uphold traditional values.
Regardless though, it's obvious that the political right is overwhelmingly more violent than the left.
Regardless though, it's obvious that the political right is overwhelmingly more violent than the left.
SW-User
@BlueVeins I think it's taking "white supremacy" and "other right wing" together and saying more than half are right-wing. Anti-government is at the top because it's the #2 but it's not a type of right-wing. At least that's how I read it. The picture isn't entirely clear.
Burnley123 · 41-45, M
@BlueVeins [quote]
BlueVeins · 22-25
It seems strange to denote "anti-government" extremism as a type of right wing extremism[/quote]
I think they mean 'libertarian'. So I think its OK tbh.
BlueVeins · 22-25
It seems strange to denote "anti-government" extremism as a type of right wing extremism[/quote]
I think they mean 'libertarian'. So I think its OK tbh.