From what I understand, the Proud Boys didn't start out as a racist group. They were anti-soy boy and against a lot of super liberal shit. They had other races in their group from the start. When they started going down that path of supporting Trump, that's when they took a racist turn. The leader basically left because he was catching heat and didn't really want anything to do with that white supremacist shit.
From what I understand, the Proud Boys didn't start out as a racist group. They were anti-soy boy and against a lot of super liberal shit. They had other races in their group from the start. When they started going down that path of supporting Trump, that's when they took a racist turn. The leader basically left because he was catching heat and didn't really want anything to do with that white supremacist shit.
The Southern Poverty Law Center describes them as far-right extremists with a radical anti-government ideology. The Oath Keepers say their former military and law enforcement officers pledge to defend the Constitution.
From what I understand, the Proud Boys didn't start out as a racist group. They were anti-soy boy and against a lot of super liberal shit. They had other races in their group from the start. When they started going down that path of supporting Trump, that's when they took a racist turn. The leader basically left because he was catching heat and didn't really want anything to do with that white supremacist shit.
How exactly does that video prove me wrong? He's literally talking about how they found some liberal gathering full of dudes that couldn't fight and beat them up. The only thing added in that video is that they are also on some misogynistic shit. He said nothing about being against people of other races.
Kevin Graham, the former president of the Chicago Police Department’s largest union, was suspended from the organization for 3 years on Wednesday for leaving behind a tiny camera that continued to record in his old office while it was…
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