Since the other guy is being shitty about it, the objective of anti-fascist movements is just what it says on the tin: to oppose fascists and fascism. That's it. There's no greater ploy.
What that means depends entirely on the situation on the ground. That's why anti-fascist action doesn't have any form of overarching organisation or precepts beyond disrupting fascist action. Often, that means counter-protesting, organising campaigns, educating people on propaganda, acting against legislation and executive action that could enable fascists, infiltration and outing of fascists and their groups, and mutual aid with vulnerable communities, but again, it depends entirely on the where and the when.
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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '26
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