Today, the 2015 Far-Right "academics/fraternity" ball takes place in Vienna

[Tender Branson]

The police has a lot to do:

* clear the streets from the "sit-in" crowd, who chant: "The police protects the fascists !"
* protect the taxis
* neutralize the Black Block people by using dogs
* make sure the security perimeter remains tight and is not penetrated

[Associate Justice PiT]

Let's hope the building collapses on them!

It would indeed be fitting and ironic if the uneducated far left degenerates got smashed by the buildings they themselves vandalised.

An Anarchist cannot be uneducated, unless of course, they are an An-Cap.

An anarchist is most often the one who flunked out of elementary school for refusing to pick up a book.

No, you have to read a bloody lot to be an anarchist, unless of course your an An-cap.

     Too bad reading a lot can't lead one to a sane and sensible ideology. Then again, if it did then the American university system wouldn't be such a wreck.

[AelroseB]

This just goes to show the childishness of the Europe's radical leftist youth.  Now while they have as much right to protest the far-right's ramblings as the far-right has to protest their own - but physical abuse?  I'm getting the feeling of the 1930's in reverse...

[politicus]

Here's the 2014 thread
...

FPÖ-leader Strache has already provoked the Left with this Twitter-post:



"Next Friday, the boot troops of the SA (Socialist Antifa) will once again march through Vienna."

...

"SA" of course is a reference to the WW2 "SS" boot troops - which the Left often associates with FPÖ-demonstraters.

Would seem more logical if SA was a reference to the actual Sturmabteilung. Antifa is certainly much closer to the brownshirt bullies than to SS.

[Cranberry]

Here's the 2014 thread
...

FPÖ-leader Strache has already provoked the Left with this Twitter-post:



"Next Friday, the boot troops of the SA (Socialist Antifa) will once again march through Vienna."

...

"SA" of course is a reference to the WW2 "SS" boot troops - which the Left often associates with FPÖ-demonstraters.

Would seem more logical if SA was a reference to the actual Sturmabteilung. Antifa is certainly much closer to the brownshirt bullies than to SS.

I guess Strache meant the SA rather than the SS... Anyway, he is and stays the only Nazi around...