Antifa Soccer Cup for Tolerance ends in intolerant brawl on the pitch

Zwickau, Germany -- An "anti-racism" soccer tournament had to be cancelled this year after two refugee teams got into a violent fight during the final. Players from both teams went at each other on the pitch, and racism cannot be ruled out.

The two teams are composed of immigrants, one of which was overwhelmingly Arab/Muslim, according to local media. The other team is predominantly African, which may have sparked the racist fight.

Arab Muslim racism against blacks is significant, and blacks are still held as slaves in Islamic majority countries. Even today, many Muslim Arabs refer to blacks as "abeed" or "abd," meaning slave and black--the equivalent of the 'N' word, a inconvenient fact ignored by Antifa and the "anti-racism" industry.

The brawl between the two refugee teams was attributed to “different temperaments” and became so violent, the event had to be called off.

Eyewitnesses reported seeing a sudden outbreak of violence during the game instigated by an argument between players from the "Red Tree" team and "Antifa soccer club" Marienthal United 08's refugee squad.

As the situation escalated, people "rushed as fast as they could" to escape the brawl. One "horrified" witness told the leftist Swiss tabloid Blick, a paper that before the match featured an article promising "fair play, fun,  creativity, tolerance and solidarity" were absolutely going to be on display at the event.

Antifa. What were they thinking?

The cup co-director René Hahn, a dude, told journalists the incident is being dealt with, but the future of the event, now in its seventh year, is not up for discussion. And if you have a problem with that, Hahn will punch you in the nose and kick you when you're on the ground.

Organizers blame the violence on the conflict environments the players came from, adding that Zwickau is "no place" for "racism and every type of discrimination."  

But apparently, it is.

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