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Motorcycle Monday: Antifa Declares War On Oregon Motorcycle Clubs
Back on Saturday, July 16 members of Antifa followed through on vows to try disrupting a gathering at the HonkyTonk Bar in Salem, Oregon. The result of the far-left group's actions is what some are predicting to be a war between them and several motorcycle clubs throughout Oregon. If that sounds to you like a confrontation which would be wise to back away from, you're not alone. What happens next could be ugly.
Originally, Antifa groups began rallying members and supporters to join a "counter demonstration" for the "Take Action Tour" event being held at the HonkyTonk Bar. They characterized the venue's gathering as "racist" and catering to both "fascists" as well as "white supremacists." That event was marketed by the bar as "Hero Appreciation Day" complete with a dunk tank, bike show, eating contest, live music, bouncy house, family-friendly karaoke, free hot dogs, etc.
When Antifa showed up in black bloc, their numbers were very few. Still, they used a megaphone to draw attention to the gathering across the street from the bar. Eventually, several patrons made their way over to confront the demonstrators. Arguing turned into shoving, mace was deployed by an Antifa member, then the group retreated away from the establishment entirely. Taking on biker clubs usually doesn't end well for the opposing party since they fight back unlike moms driving their kids through downtown Portland or Christian parents holding a concern in a park, something those Antifa who showed up learned quickly.
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Motorcycle Monday: Antifa Declares War On Oregon Motorcycle Clubs
Back on Saturday, July 16 members of Antifa followed through on vows to try disrupting a gathering at the HonkyTonk Bar in Salem, Oregon. The result of the far-left group's actions is what some are predicting to be a war between them and several motorcycle clubs throughout Oregon. If that sounds to you like a confrontation which would be wise to back away from, you're not alone. What happens next could be ugly.
Originally, Antifa groups began rallying members and supporters to join a "counter demonstration" for the "Take Action Tour" event being held at the HonkyTonk Bar. They characterized the venue's gathering as "racist" and catering to both "fascists" as well as "white supremacists." That event was marketed by the bar as "Hero Appreciation Day" complete with a dunk tank, bike show, eating contest, live music, bouncy house, family-friendly karaoke, free hot dogs, etc.
When Antifa showed up in black bloc, their numbers were very few. Still, they used a megaphone to draw attention to the gathering across the street from the bar. Eventually, several patrons made their way over to confront the demonstrators. Arguing turned into shoving, mace was deployed by an Antifa member, then the group retreated away from the establishment entirely. Taking on biker clubs usually doesn't end well for the opposing party since they fight back unlike moms driving their kids through downtown Portland or Christian parents holding a concern in a park, something those Antifa who showed up learned quickly.
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