Matthias Thorpe
Thorpe, 28, and a few friends had attended a discussion about Antifa featuring Mark Bray, the author of the Anti-Fascist Handbook at the Harvard Coop. He stated that they had not attended with intentions to shut down the event or disrupt it, but did ask meaningful questions about the implications of communism - such as asking if fascism that killed six million people is worse than communist fascism which has killed approximately 100 million people.
"He never answered my question, but people in the crowd recognized me because my picture was on one of the Antifa websites," Thorpe told Gateway Pundit.
The group was eventually thrown out of the event as they lightly trolled towards the end, chanting "Trump" and "build the wall."
Once outside, Thorpe said that he and his friends stuck around to attempt to have discussions with others who had attended. He stated that he had a few interesting interactions and everything was going reasonably well.
Comment: The irony of course is that it is the Antifa groups who behave like textbook fascists. As a result of their own convoluted thinking, and ponerized value system, they see any views opposed to their own in utterly black and white terms. Somebody please create a safe space for them and explain to them that they are dupes in service to the very forces they should ultimately be addressing.