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The antifa follies: why suppressing rights like free speech is a bad idea

The antifa follies: why suppressing rights like free speech is a bad idea

By Randall Rose on October 7, 2018

Today, a group called Ocean State Against Hate (OSAH) is going to the State House in an effort to forcibly prevent the rightist group Resist Marxism from holding a rally.  This is a sequel to a similar confrontation August 4, where OSAH managed to physically shut down Resist Marxism’s effort to inaugurate its Providence chapter […]

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