Trump Declares Antifa Terrorists, Ignores Actual Fascist Funds
When Trump targets 'Antifa,' the corporate press breathlessly reports it, without interrogating a key distinction: Antifa is a de-centralized, leaderless anti-fascist movement, not a cohesive 'organization.' Contrast this with, say, the Republican Party, which in 2024 took over $2 million from NRA PACs (OpenSecrets, 2024 cycle), or the numerous politicians who court right-wing militias. The
distinction is clear: the establishment wants to criminalize opposition to fascism, not fascism itself. One might wonder why the US political class is so eager to weaponize the 'terrorist' label against domestic dissent, while simultaneously funneling billions to regimes with documented human rights abuses. Perhaps a designation based on clear ideological goals—like, say, overthrowing democratic
elections or promoting white supremacy—would be too close to home for some powerful donors. What kind of 'terror' threat wears a MAGA hat?