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It's not clear that much funding or direction is needed -- throwing up a website and FB page costs nothing.
I'm more interested in whether there folks involved in running this are also involved in right-wing militias (Proud Boys etc.)
(/cc @AntiFashGordon)
In general, since the bar for organizing is so low-- just putting up Facebook pages or even posts-- the organizers tend to be alt-light grifters, like the Dorr brothers running pages for PA, MN, and OH. Or Bill Way, a get-rich-quick/work-from-home grifter, in Colorado.pic.twitter.com/zb9n5HOD7L
The Dorr brothers are kind of famous for running scams around 2nd Amendment rights, the pro-life movement, and disaster relief, so some folks have made a whole website just documenting their grifts here. https://www.dorrbrotherscams.com/
But like with a lot of umbrella groups that have broad goals (e.g. "LIBERATE MICHIGAN," as Trump tweeted), we start to see far-right militias and violent hate groups show up. In Michigan, the Proud Boys came to the gridlock protest, and in Boston, so did the American Guard.
Here I am, not making rent for the second month in a row, and all of these grifters are just robbing idiots on the "right". Maybe its time to start financing some left-wing activism with right-wing donations to stupid websites.
These dudes, the Dorr brothers, who are running "Reopen" protests in seven states, have a long history of raising money for pro-life and 2nd Amendment causes. That money then goes to direct mail firms owned by the brothers for "fundraising expenses," lol.https://twitter.com/3r1nG/status/1251947724909555713 …
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