Charlottesville
The right’s revisionist history that Trump unequivocally denounced the neo-Nazis is bullsh*t. He invented fictitious “regular” folks protesting over a Robert E. Lee statue.
Five years since the murder of Heather Heyer, the government and law enforcement still coddle right-wing extremists and criminalize peaceful left-wing protesters.
“When she was announced, my immediate reaction was ‘slam dunk’! I was just stunned she didn’t sail through.”
He joked on social media about running down protesters and fled the state after actually doing it “to get out of a situation that he felt was dangerous to his family.”
The continued rise of white supremacist extremism is a deeper and more insidious problem than even Joe Biden may realize—one that can’t simply be resolved by one election.
Frank Meeink was a top neo-Nazi who inspired Edward Norton’s character in “American History X.” He now speaks out against it—and says members of his old neo-Nazi crew became cops.
Work crews removed a confederate monument located just blocks from the Robert E. Lee statue that set off the 2017 “Unite the Right” rally