Antifa Plans Nationwide ‘Deface Columbus Day’ Monday

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Antifa Plans Nationwide ‘Deface Columbus Day’ Monday

The NYC-based Antifa group, Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement (RAM), made the announcement on Thursday, September 21, calling on Antifa groups nationwide to “decorate” their neighborhoods.

RAM is “an extremely militant group that advocates for the violent redistribution of property” and for “the abolition of gender.”


Antifa is often tied to Bob Avakian, the founder of The Revolutionary Communist Party.

There are guards protecting many of the Christopher Columbus statues throughout the nation because leftist thugs are planning to deface them. They have called for thugs nationwide to damage or destroy the statues.

It’s not only going on in New York but all leftist groups uniting to deface the statues are part of the Marxist cultural revolution.

Leftists in the West are particularly active, where the Aztlan are headquartered.

Colorada is a hotspot.

News 5 spoke with a representative from a new socialist group, Pueblo Socialists, who plan to join other radicals to protest Columbus Day and statues dedicated to him.

A member of the group Domhnall O’Durnion went through the usual exaggerated and one-sided blather to turn people against the man who was the first to discover the continent in any meaningful way.

“Christopher Columbus, in history, he is responsible for the genocide and enslavement of Native American peoples,” O’Durnion said.

The group tweeted about their upcoming demonstration and that post was liked and retweeted by Colorado Springs Antifa and the Colorado Springs Democratic Socialists of America according to local News 5.

The purpose of these often violent protests is to turn Americans against tradition and towards “indigenous peoples” which includes a lot of fake Native Americans, illegal immigrants or Mexican Chicanos who want to take back the West.

They have already taken over California.

O’Durnion compared the Columbus statue to one of Hitler.

“We don’t have statues of Adolf Hitler, we don’t have statues of any other genocidal enslaver of peoples.”

Los Angeles and other cities have already replaced Columbus Day with “Indigenous Peoples Day” and Pittsburgh is talking about replacing it.

A hard-left group called, transformColumbusday.org, is promoting the cause and is supported by Die de la Raza, a very radical Atzlan group. La Raza anything is bad for America.

This is more of the Marxist cultural war against traditional America.

They link to other radical, hard-left groups who continue the lies.

In case you doubt who is behind these Communist lunatics, check out their recruitment video.



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Arrest these treasonous individuals and execute them. Treason does carry a death penalty.

Arrest these treasonous individuals and execute them. Treason does carry a death penalty. Originally Posted by DocHolyday

Can we start with Congress and the Senate first?

So Columbus was a fascist and a "genocidal enslaver of peoples"? Who knew? Does this mean no more Columbus Day parades? No federal holiday? Will they turn it into an LGBT/BLM/Antifa/Native American holiday instead?

When will Italian-Americans be allowed to celebrate?

Daayyuumm! It's just so hard trying to be Politically Correct these days!

I don't care where we start! Lock and Load Patriots...

Check this out - @ 1:38 they pledge solidarity with Rojava in Northern Syria, lol!




Rojava is an anti-ISIS group. Why don't we pay to send these Antifa shits over there to help fight ISIS and Assad? They could be put to good use clearing ISIS booby traps, minefields, suicide-vest factories, etc. Maybe put them in charge of cleaning up after Assad's next sarin gas attack too.

just do away with columbus day. he was not deserving of a holiday in his name.

just do away with columbus day. he was not deserving of a holiday in his name. Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm

prove it.

just do away with columbus day. he was not deserving of a holiday in his name. Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm

If it wasn't for him, where would you be? Doofus.

Do they celebrate a Columbus Day in Europe?

After all, weren't they he ones who benefited from Columbus stumbling upon "America"?

So Columbus was a fascist and a "genocidal enslaver of peoples"? Who knew? Does this mean no more Columbus Day parades? No federal holiday? Will they turn it into an LGBT/BLM/Antifa/Native American holiday instead?

When will Italian-Americans be allowed to celebrate?

Daayyuumm! It's just so hard trying to be Politically Correct these days! Originally Posted by lustylad

I don't think Columbus was really Italian. I think he was Portuguese.


Jim

If it wasn't for him, where would you be? Doofus. Originally Posted by Sauerkraut the Cat

one only has to look at his record which is really bad.

the only positive claim to his credit that he discovered America which is basically *not really*. He found a bunch of gulf islands. He was looking, not for a new land, but for the asian East Indies to establish a new trade route for Spain. his discovery was more of an accident.

The Norse Vikings were really the ones who discovered and attempted to colonize America. they colonized Greenland and attempted to colonize Vinland which is believed to be a stretch of land running from Newfoundland to New York.

now the bad part: when the Spanish crown made him governor of those islands he found, he misruled them in a corrupt manner. He sent over the indians as slaves and also mis-treated the natives.

Once reports of his activities reached the Spanish crown, the response was very negative. Columbus returned to Spain and was stripped of his governorship and was jailed for a number of years for his mis-rule.

I don't think Columbus was really Italian. I think he was Portuguese.
Jim Originally Posted by Mr MojoRisin

He was born Italian in the city state of Genoa, but there has been a number of unproven theories as to where he was really born which is in dispute.

some think he was Catalan of the kingdom of Aragon which is now part of Spain.

just do away with columbus day. he was not deserving of a holiday in his name. Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm

What he accomplished was seriously transformational: he "reknit the seams of Pangaea."

What he accomplished was seriously transformational: he "reknit the seams of Pangaea." Originally Posted by I B Hankering

I'll admit his "rediscovery" set off a century of exploration of the american continent. it was certainly transformational, maybe worthy of a statue, but a holiday? no.

much of the columbus holiday has been done away in many central & south american countries.