I Went to Charlottesville During the Protests. Heres What I Saw

[Pluvious]

The attitude of people around Charlottesville—the silent majority—deserves to be noted. They were almost universally upset, blindsided, and resentful that these groups showed up in their community to drag down its reputation and fight their ideological proxy wars.
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What the event does demonstrate is the looming danger of identity politics run amok. This is what is in store if we are consumed by the tribal politics that have destroyed so many other countries.
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Though many have now jumped to conclude that the events in Charlottesville show the need to give in to the desire of people to tear down statues, this will only serve to strengthen and embolden the radicals—on both sides—to step up their efforts to plunge the nation into constant social unrest and civil war.
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This history is worth remembering and even celebrating. It shouldn’t be buried because a few evil men have twisted it to serve their causes. Nor should it be used to attack and haunt the living.

http://dailysignal.com/2017/08/14/went-charlottesville-protests-heres-saw/

[The_Casual_Observer]

1. Another pious republican promoting false equivalency between nazis and anti-nazis.

Take a glace at the other articles in that "news".

[Downtown Hound]

2. Crap article written by an idiot. n/t

[Girard442]

3. If you're careful to avoid insulting the Nazis everything will be fine...

...concluded nobody ever.