Insanity Wrap #24: Antifa Gives in to the Dark Side

Insanity Wrap needs to know: What’s the difference between an antifa and a pro-fascist?

Answer: Beats us. It beats old ladies, too.

Before we get to the sordid details, a quick preview of today’s Wrap.

• There are certain sections of Colorado, Major, I wouldn’t advise you to invade.

• How much is that wine in the window?

• Brian Stelter: Master Gaslighter.

And so much more.

Shall we begin?

Your Daily Dose of Mostly Peaceful Protest

Here’s Antifa trying to burn down a police station in Portland after harassing local residents. It’s a mostly peaceful protest. pic.twitter.com/g5dneUy0mK

— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) August 9, 2020

We will continue to remind you that “mostly peaceful” means “partly violent” until the joke grows stale.

It got stale already, didn’t it?

Antifacism Looks an Awful Lot Like Fascism

Antifa assaulted someone in a wheelchair. That’s what set off the beat down from residents. Police were on the scene to arrest the commies. pic.twitter.com/LhqHFztjV2

— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) August 9, 2020

National socialists, international socialists — it’s so hard to tell the difference without a scorecard.

In this first clip, you can see what caused a fight to break out at a pro-police rally in Ft. Collins, Colorado. Antifa crashed the party, and because they’re so noble and pure and better than you, attacked a guy in a wheelchair.

Needless to say, the pro-police ralliers took care of business with their fists.

In another video (link here), one of the pro-police ralliers can be heard saying, “Everybody keep their hands off their weapons. Keep punching each other in the face. Just don’t shoot anybody.”

Colorado being Colorado — Insanity Wrap has lived here for more than 25 years — it’s a good bet that any number of the pro-police people were carrying pistols or revolvers, and we would safely wager that every one of them was carrying a knife.

Nevertheless, they kept the violence to the minimum necessary to protect themselves and drive off the antifa bullies, who clearly bit off more than they could chew.

In Portland a couple of days ago, antifa punched a Nazi in the face by…

…assaulting an old woman?

Yep:

Nothing to see here.

Just your friendly local Antifa helping an elderly woman get assaulted.pic.twitter.com/fVQKQ9saPw

— The First (@TheFirstonTV) August 7, 2020

Portland being Portland, there were no pro-police ralliers to defend this poor woman.

Witness your moral superiors, acting with superior morality by covering an old woman with paint and then verbally assaulting her.

Truth in Advertising

As someone whose job as required them to transcribe Joe Biden’s projectile word-vomit from time-to-time, this is the most sensible thing out of that campaign Insanity Wrap has seen in a long time.

Previously On Insanity Wrap: Tonight We’re Gonna Party Like It’s 1699

Let the Hate Flow Through You

Insanity Wrap Is Angry About Anger — (AP Photo/Noah Berger)

‘You can’t control people’s anger’: Portland protesters set fire to police union headquarters as tensions rise again

That right there is the problem with the adult-sized children “occupying” Portland and elsewhere.

It isn’t anyone’s job to control a person’s anger, except for that person.

People get angry about things all the time, but most of them never attack a police station, or assault an old woman, or hit a child, or keep their knee on the back of a subdued suspect until he’s dead.

It’s called being a grownup.

Sign ‘O’ the Times

Medieval ‘wine windows’ are reopening, reviving Italian plague tradition.

We had seen these but had no idea what they were:

Centuries ago, the bubonic plague, otherwise known as “black death,” swept through Europe, killing one-third of the continent’s population at the time. Originating in Asia, the disease made its way to Italy during the late Middle Ages, and spread north from there.

These days, we know just as well as medieval Italians that a stiff drink can go a long way to ease troubles during the global coronavirus pandemic.

Thus, the “wine windows,” or buchette del vino, of Tuscany. They are just as they sound: pint-size hatches, carved into the concrete walls of urban wineries and shops, where beverage merchants would serve sips at a safe social distance.

It might not be quite the same as sitting in a cafe and being served, but these days it will do quite nicely.

Brian Stelter, Master Gaslighter

STELTER: "When you see entire media companies essentially exist to tear down Joe Biden, is there an equivalent of that on the left, tearing down Trump?"

GUEST: “There really isn’t."pic.twitter.com/wqT6PruGUk

— Daily Caller (@DailyCaller) August 9, 2020

You might have seen this story over the weekend, but until you’ve seen the video, you haven’t really seen the story.