Free Speech Rally's over

The ghost of Dom DeLuise

Boston, Massachusetts -- Thousands of leftist counter-protesters marched through downtown Boston Saturday. They chanted irrelevant anti-Nazi slogans and waved signs condemning white nationalism prior to a rally being staged by anti-Nazi, anti-white supremacists and pro- free speech conservatives.

But leftists wrongly believe that all Trump supporters, all libertarians and all conservatives are racists because leftists, even violent Antifa fascist leftists, believe themselves morally superior to the rest of the world.

The event organizers of the "Free Speech Rally" have publicly distanced themselves from the neo-Nazis and all white supremacist groups who showed up at the "Unite the Right" march in Charlottesville in which a woman, Heather Heyer, was killed when a white supremacist crap weasel mowed her down and tried to kill others in the crowd of pedestrians.

In spite of the organizers of the "Free Speech Rally" distancing themselves from the white supremacists, and despite the fact that the rally was only slated to support free speech, an inalienable right guaranteed in the U.S. Constitution, the leftists marched against them.

On a bright note, however, there were no serious clashes on either side of the issues. The free speech crowd was quite small in comparison to the Antifa and socialist crowd, and only a few small skirmishes occurred.

The Boston Police did a marvelous job and President Trump's Twitter finger must be calloused by now as he tweeted the whole day.

Dom DeLuise

The scummy KKK and actual neo-Nazis were not in attendance, at least not in a recognizable group, but there were still those on the left who had their faces covered, apparently ready to do anonymous harm if it came to that.

Boston police estimated the crowd to be about 15,000 in total, but they were primarily leftists.

The Boston Free Speech Coalition, the event organizers, made it clear the event had nothing to do with white nationalism or Charlottesville in any way.

"We are strictly about free speech," they said on their Facebook page, adding, ". . . we will not be offering our platform to racism or bigotry. We denounce the politics of supremacy and violence." 

This had Antifa wondering who to attack and prevent from speaking.

There were a few people signed up to speak who are associated with white nationalist groups, but apparently didn't get to speak, and the event ended a bit earlier than scheduled.



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Boston hopes for the best at "Free Speech Rally"

This is what hatred looks like

Today's "Free Speech Rally" will take place in Boston this afternoon. It will be watched with anticipation as it comes on the heels of the Charlottesville "Unite the Right" rally in which a crazy white supremacist mowed down Heather Heyer, 32, with his car and injured dozens of others, and comes just days after Boston's Holocaust Memorial was smashed to pieces by anti-Semitic cowards.

Boston Police Commissioner William Evans and the City of Boston are preparing for possible violence at the rally, organized by the Boston Free Speech Coalition.

Boston is deploying 500 cops, some in plain clothes, to monitor the situation. Thousands of people are expected to attend the rally.

The rally organizers stressed on Facebook that "We are not associated with any alt-right or white supremacist groups. We are strictly about free speech."

But members of Antifa don't really care what they represent--they're intolerant of free speech so expect the worst.

The Massachusetts KKK are planning to attend the rally, the Boston Herald reports. Their national director, Thomas Robb, told the Herald he doesn't believe his KKK scum croutons will be disruptive, and said they had nothing to do with the violence in Charlottesville.

"Our members don't stand out, they don't walk around giving Nazi salutes. They might be your next door [Democrat] neighbor or Cub Scout leader," Robb said. 

Heck, they might even be friends with Bill and Hillary Clinton.

Boston's Mayor Marty Walsh (D) and Massachusetts' Gov. Charlie Baker (R) both warned that violence wouldn't be tolerated. In addition, harsh restrictions were put in place to obtain the permit for today's rally, including a ban against backpacks, sticks, hand grenades, rifles, handguns, pepper spray, bottles filled with gasoline, mortars, pestles, and anything that could be used as a weapon.

Black Lives Matter will also attend, as well as groups that actually oppose violence.

John Medlar, one of the organizers of the rally, said he would "immediately denounce" anyone with swastikas [except perhaps for Hindus who use the swastika as a religious symbol long before Hitler used it for hatred] or doing a "Hitler salute." He said he wouldn't allow the free speech event be "hijacked by the KKK."

The rally will begin at 2 p.m. local time and there will be events scheduled in Dallas and Atlanta.

A good time is expected to be had by all.



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