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State of New Jersey Classifies Antifa As A Domestic Terror Organization

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New Jersey has become the first state to designate Antifa as a domestic terror organization. That opens up Antifa Nazis to be treated the same as Islamic terrorists. Instead of measuring their jail time by days or weeks, they will measure them by years. They will be treated as anarchists and terrorists.

In a profile of “Antifa” prepared by the state’s Office of Homeland Security and Preparedness, it was revealed that they are “anarchist extremists” who carry out “domestic terrorism.”

“Anti-fascist groups, or ‘Antifa,’ are a subset of the anarchist movement and focus on issues involving racism, sexism, and anti-Semitism, as well as other perceived injustices,” the profile warned. “Self-described Antifa groups have been established across the United States and in several major cities, including New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and San Francisco.”

In outlining the reasons why the state chose to designate “Antifa” as terrorists, the profile pointed to several instances of the leftist groups’ despicable behavior at the University of California, Berkeley, earlier this year.

During a free speech rally on Patriots Day, for instance, fights broke out after “Antifa” thugs showed up in droves and began hassling attendees.

The thugs later posted a statement online celebrating their sick antics.

In fact, the most recent incident occurred just this past weekend, when a group of “Antifa” hooligans reportedly ambushed supporters of the president during a pro-Trump demonstration in Philadelphia.

“The Antifa found us,” Marine Corps veteran Zachary Rehl later recalled to Philly.com, describing how he and 10 other demonstrators had been heading to a bar “to get a beer” when a group of “Antifa” thugs began harassing them.

H/T: Conservative Tribune

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