We condemn the voices of white supremacy heard in Charlottesville today, and all violence. Our hearts are with those killed and injured.
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The First Amendment is a critical part of our democracy, and it protects vile, hateful, and ignorant speech.
For this reason, the ACLU of Virginia defended the white supremacists' right to march.
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But we will not be silent in the face of white supremacy. Those who do stand silent enable it. That includes our president.
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You defended it. WTF?
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I have supported the ACLU since I turned 18. I have made donations for over 25 years. You will never see another dime from me.
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Vulnerable communities are under attack from all sides and you're wasting resources on Nazis. Let them pay for their own legal battles.
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until you reconsider this then you are part of the problem and must be fought with the rest of the fascists.
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I'm sorry but I have to agree with
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delete your account
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This is just gaslighting at this point. You know damn well the message of Nazis/fascist is genocide. OWN YOUR RESPONSIBILITY HERE.
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Why the hell would you support white supremacy as "free speech"? Somebody died today and this was enabled by you.
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Agree most countries have hate speech laws, if it incites violence then it's illegal and people can be prosecuted
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