Where did you get this from? Genuinely curious, was doing a quick search on the history a lot of things came up but not this. I may not have enough info to find what I’m looking for though.

You can't find anything because the poster is sadly bullshitting you. The real original Antifa logo was done by Max Gebhard and Max Keilson and looks like this: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/co...

That’s the one that came up most. And I didn’t have a ton of time to read up, I know sometimes these things pop up in multiple places thought maybe there was more than one. In the current environment it takes more work but I do try to verify things where I can 🤪. Plus it got me curious. Thank you!

Not that I disagree with the message, but the current logo actually predates WW2 by a few years.

ANTIFA, "Defeating fascists since World War 2."

Lies and bullshit. A simple google search will show you this isn't true. Being liberal is spewing more propaganda than the White House press office.

Borrowing this for my new header. :)

This is exactly why allowing John Travolta to convince Americans that it's cool to be stupid 50 years ago was a really really bad idea.💩

No. It is not. Do you absolutely have to fall for every fake?

Great logo

“Antifa” is the new “Woke”

I vote we take it back

Fascism shows the level of weakness in its society. It is directly linked with the incompetent, grasping, and over-rated members, who believe they are entitled to more than their value to their society.

Well they are a cult, kind of like the Nazis & BB’s regime

Do you support fascists?

I’m confused if you are against antifa aren’t you for facism?

Not at all. There were several movements that called themselves antifa. Some were against fascism and stayed that way, some were against fascists "and everyone else who disagrees with me and thus are worse than fascists ( socialists and social democrats)". Some turned Stalinists and did pivots.

Napoleon Bonaparte took over and heavily controlled the French press after he seized power in 1799. He suppressed the vast majority of newspapers, reducing the number in Paris from the dozens existing at the time to only 13 by early 1800, and later to just four by 1811. #FreedomOfSpeech #FreePress

Now if you post that somewhere you'll find yourself fired from your job the next day.