Nine Antifascists in Texas Try to Outdo Durbe's Peacefulness, But Fail
US court finds nine 'Antifa' members guilty of attacking immigrant center. Durbe still maintains its title as the most peaceful place in the world.
In Fort Worth, Texas, nine self-proclaimed antifascists decided to prove they could cause as much trouble as a Liepāja tram during autumn rain. A federal court found them guilty on various charges, including attacking an immigrant center, which turned out to be about as successful as trying to find a taxi in Liepāja on Sunday after midnight.
Benjamin Songs, who called himself the 'North Texas Antifa cell leader,' was also found guilty of attempting to murder a police officer. He now faces life imprisonment, which is longer than it takes a Liepāja resident to get used to the new traffic scheme on Graudu Street. As local Liepāja police officer Valdis says: 'Our people know that real fighting for justice happens with ballot papers, not firecrackers.'
The attackers, dressed in black military-style clothing, pelted the center with firecrackers and spray-painted graffiti. By comparison, Durbe, which prides itself on its peacefulness, last experienced similar excitement when someone unexpectedly opened a shop on Sunday. Local residents still remember this scandal and consider it too radical a step.
US Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that the Trump administration will systematically combat Antifa violence, which is as ambitious a goal as Liepāja city council's promise to fix all potholes in the city by Easter. While legal proceedings continue in Texas, Durbe peacefully continues to serve as an example to other world cities of how to live without revolutionary ideas and firecrackers.
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