The Epitome of Hypocracy
If you have been following the news tomorrow, Saturday, November 4th, Refuse Fascism – the “official” group of Antifa – wants to kick off its revolution against the Trump administration.
They actually went as far as to put an ad in the New York Times.
Here is the text of the ad.
I had no interest in being anywhere near one of these “events,” fortunately the closest event to me is in Atlanta.
Then I saw something so mind blowing, so over-the-top Antifa that I want to see it in person.
Barneys New York is an upscale retailer in New York City. Upscale as in Gucci t-shirts that are $950 each.
Barneys New York is selling an army surplus M-65 field jacket that comes pre-adorned with Antifa-esque, anarchist revolutionary messages. It is cheap, at only $375.
This is the apogee of silver spoon, trust fund, Ivy League, champagne socialist, revolutionary.
Nothing says “down with the capitalist system” like a spending more than two days worth of working wages on a jacket decorated by children in a sweatshop in South East Asia instead of buying a $15 surplus jacket and a Sharpie and doing it yourself.
This is even more bourgeois than buying a $15 surplus jacket and a Sharpie and having your illegal immigrant maid decorate it for you.
I want to find the Antifa snowflake wearing this and fight him.
On principle.
If a bunch of Lesbian Interpretive Dance majors want to play Communist Revolutionary because they are still butthurt that Hillary lost the election, by destroying property in Hillary territory, I don’t care. I don’t live there.
But to see someone be so shallow in their Communist Revolutionary cosplay that they can’t be bothers to sloganeer their own jacket, which costs as much as a working man’s car payment, hits my limit of tolerance.