Chapter
Risks of Violence in Demonstrations Against Fascism
07:32 - 12:53 (05:20)
The risk of violence during demonstrations against fascism is a legitimate concern, particularly when police presence can blur the lines between "good" and "bad" people. While some argue that violence is never the answer, others feel that physical confrontation against people who seek to eradicate certain groups is necessary.
Clips
The podcast pays tribute to a British protester who attempted to punch a Nazi in the face and leapt over a line of cops while doing so.
07:32 - 08:45 (01:12)
Summary
The podcast pays tribute to a British protester who attempted to punch a Nazi in the face and leapt over a line of cops while doing so. The hosts offer to buy him a beer if he identifies himself.
ChapterRisks of Violence in Demonstrations Against Fascism
EpisodeDoes Punching Nazis Work? A Conversation From Unite The Right 2.0
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The debate over whether violence is ever justified in response to hate speech, specifically in the context of punching Nazis, is discussed by the podcast hosts.
08:45 - 10:51 (02:06)
Summary
The debate over whether violence is ever justified in response to hate speech, specifically in the context of punching Nazis, is discussed by the podcast hosts.
ChapterRisks of Violence in Demonstrations Against Fascism
EpisodeDoes Punching Nazis Work? A Conversation From Unite The Right 2.0
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The presence of police at protests can create a situation where they become the opposing force, and the risk of giving a platform to extremist groups can create a need for police protection.
10:51 - 12:53 (02:01)
Summary
The presence of police at protests can create a situation where they become the opposing force, and the risk of giving a platform to extremist groups can create a need for police protection. It may be necessary to reassess our approach to give protesters freedom of speech while avoiding harm and danger.