ATTENTION: I'm pleased to announce that multiple lawsuits against various antifa individuals and organizations are in the works.
Unlike many unsuccessful lawsuits against the left, these will be focused on invasion of privacy, rather than defamation.
Posting someone's face on a blog is one thing, but repeatedly and systematically placing flyers around one's home, harassing one's employer, and refusing to leave someone alone for lawfully practicing their first amendment rights in private is grounds for legal action. Only within the context of dissident politics is such an invasion of privacy commonplace.
It's time we fight back. Antifa operate anonymously, hiding behind avatars and masks – not because they face persecution for their beliefs, but because their behavior is legally suspect.
Sean "Heidi" Beedle, who was, at the very least, one of the people running Antifash Gordon, is aware of the legal issues arising from antifa "activism" – that's why he brought them up before deleting his account after an amusing meltdown. They're scared.
At least one legal victory on this front would send a powerful message: that antifa's systematic invasion of privacy, cyberstalking, and harassment campaigns cannot be done freely – that such antics will be legally punished.
The biggest obstacle to such lawsuits – and the reason why you haven't seen many in the past – is the expense involved. However, this is well worth it. As such, we're calling on the broader movement to assist us in this. Donations can be made out to American Identity Movement (earmarked "legal defense fund") and sent to:
American Identity Movement
P.O. Box 2702
Leesburg, VA 20177
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If we pool our resources, we stand a good chance of winning. Please donate generously – none of this money is going to me or AIM. 100% of your contribution will be put toward lawsuits in support of law-abiding citizens, who've been endlessly hounded for lawful political activity. If these lawsuits don't pan out, and, to be honest, that's always a possibility, leftover funds will be donated to a general dissident right legal fund.
