"The term Antifa is used to define a broad group of people whose political beliefs lean toward the left – often the far left – but do not conform with the Democratic Party platform, CNN previously reported."

The US used to celebrate how they fought against and defeated fascists in WW2 ... head/desk

University of Toronto

And then we have journalist Rachel Gilmore who has been targeted with false accusations (yet again) by certain senior CON members, including Andrew Scheer.

And this has resulted in death threats ... many of them ... which I can believe, having been previously targeted by the assholes on the R.

Funny how "free speech" seems to be so politically lop-sided that it's only a thing that those on the R seem to be allowed to practice (or get to use as a defence), and never something that anyone else is allowed, especially when calling out the hate-mongers on the R.

The CONS are actively targeting any (semi) public figures who dare say anything negative about Kirk.

Example: UofT Prof Ruth Marshall has been placed on a leave of absence for daring to say those things.

It's almost like "free speech" is a one-sided thing. [/sarcasm]

well, that makes it pretty clear that they don't have the slightest inkling of how F'd up this was to begin with.