3 Alt-Right Leaders Found Guilty in Charlottesville Riots
Source: The Daily Beast
The white supremacistsNathan Benjamin Damigo, Evan McLaren, and John Paul Struysargued that the riot which millions of people watched on live TV was not, in fact, a riot.
Jackson Landers
JACKSON LANDERS
10.13.17 3:22 PM ET
Three participants in the deadly Unite the Right Rally were tried and found guilty today in Charlottesville, Virginia, for misdemeanor charges of failing to disperse after an unlawful assembly was declared by police.
The trio were represented by Elmer Woodard, the colorful attorney who is also representing Christopher Cantwell against multiple felony charges stemming from his alleged use of pepper spray against protesters at a torchlight rally the night before the deadly August 12 rally.
Woodard, with his white, Ebeneezer Scrooge-styled mutton chop whiskers, appeared before Judge Robert Downer while wearing a white late 1800s-style waistcoat with a black collar. As he entered the courtroom, he removed a straw boater hat with a dashing red hatband.
The defendants included Nathan Benjamin Damigo, founder of the white-nationalist party Identity Evropa; Evan McLaren, executive director of Richard Spencers National Policy Institute; and John Paul Struys.
Read more: https://www.thedailybeast.com/3-alt-right-leaders-found-guilty-in-charlottesville-riots
Saviolo
(3,280 posts)I know it's shorter and it's pithy and it's easy to print, but it's a marketing term designed to soften the image of a group of white supremacists, white nationalists, racists, and nazis. They could just use one of those terms, say "White Supremacists" and it would be way better.
See how nice that reads now:
Way more accurate.
Sam McGee
(347 posts)Klansmen . . . or, Nazis . . . either one works.
underpants
(182,730 posts)Old dominion racist lawyer