Any proof of this?

[Smyrna]

@SottoVoce

Seems like we have evidence white supremacy groups are posing as Antifa (on social media) to stoke violence.

Sheople food…come and get it. Make yourself known sheople…come to the trough and eat. Then…regurgibleet in your circle of influence like a good l’il sheople.

[WuWei]

@LeroyBrown

the systemic racism that lead a woman like Amy Cooper to call 911 and file a false report against Christian Cooper.

That is not systemic racism.

[SottoVoce]

@Smyrna

@SottoVoce

Seems like we have evidence white supremacy groups are posing as Antifa (on social media) to stoke violence.

Sheople food…come and get it. Make yourself known sheople…come to the trough and eat. Then…regurgibleet in your circle of influence like a good l’il sheople.

Sure. Nothing unique. Trump uses Twitter to fill the feeding trough of his sheeple on a daily basis. His quixotic tilt against Twitter and his “free speech” shows the value to him.

At least with Trump we know it’s him. If someone were to impersonate Trump or other Republican leadership to the point of not being easily distinguishable, then call for violence, do you think that is acceptable? Any actions would be the fault of the sheeple alone? No liability on those inciting violence? No reason people can’t anonymously impersonate another and call for violence on their behalf?