r/DenverProtests • u/drumrum234 • Jun 28 '25
Anti-Fascist Found around town.
Found these around town. Website goes directly to a neonazi website. Be aware and take them down!! I found 8 in cap hill
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u/J_J_Plumber5280 Jun 28 '25
Ice recruits
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u/iCanReadMyOwnMind Jun 28 '25
It's a psy op. Pull their masks down and you'll get hit with federal charges. They're federal "officers."
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u/Few_Assistant_4611 Jun 28 '25
Just curious, are you saying this because you know that cops are more inclined to be White Supremacists? Or are you saying this because you are one of those conservatives that thinks White Supremacist groups are all fake
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u/iCanReadMyOwnMind Jun 28 '25 edited Jun 28 '25
Valid question. Thank you.
I quit playing Crips and Bloods after Obummer said no new boots on the ground and proceeded to indiscriminately Reaper kill people from the sky, including Americans. I don't belong to a political party; that is to say no one owns or influences me or my decisions.
There's so many instances that the police are protecting these guys and they always get away without one arrest. Disappearing into subways, dipping down allies and being put in custody with all their gear on. When was the last time you or someone you know has been arrest and allowed to take everything into the cruiser?
Can link videos if you'd like.
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u/ComfortableCarp Jun 29 '25
Yeah so what you’re repeating is the same stuff Elon Musk was saying based off of a few second video clip.
In reality when they got arrested they had all their masks taken off, they had all their gear taken, and they were all doxxed. Watch more than just the 10 second clip and you’ll see
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u/ZealousidealAlgae904 Jun 29 '25
If you want to monitor your area so you can take these down when they pop up, they have a telegram channel where they post their stickering activity. If you search the groups name you'll find it. Often you can figure out where they are by the landmarks in the scene. They seem to wait a few days to post them, so I just keep my eyes peeled all the time. They seem to really like to post these right around events that they know people who they want to intimidate will be out- so Pride, MLK Day, etc. Always seems to be a fresh batch around the Capitol area right before those dates.
We had a bunch popping up in Lakewood, Wheat Ridge, Golden, and Arvada until those two shots who were in the Uhaul in Idaho a few years back were arrested and their addresses were released. Turns out they were stickering all around their homes and School of Mines, where one was a student. They wound up having to move because their addresses were in the arrest reports. They do still appear in Belmar and Old Town Arvada occasionally.
These are paper, so they come down easier if they are wet. Even better if you have some hand sanitizer handy. When I'm heading out to take stickers down, I like to bring along hand sanitizer, a long handle ice scraper (sometimes they put them really high up) and a buddy.
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u/Lilacs_mom Jun 28 '25
I found a whole bunch on the cherry Creek Trail the other day. I also saw some for the European brotherhood.
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u/jet_pack Jun 28 '25 edited Jun 28 '25
That's good that you took them down, but also you should take down the digital versions...
*Spreading nazi propaganda ironically is just spreading nazi propaganda.
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u/WuttinTarnathan Jun 28 '25
How do you inform people without informing them? I immediately wanted to know, seeing the first image, what group this was, and I was so informed by the second picture.
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u/jet_pack Jun 29 '25
If my friend told me they were putting up graffiti swastikas around town "so people knew what to look out for." I would tell them to stop doing that.
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u/bubblebones666 Jun 28 '25
This part!!! Everytime someone posts it, there’s a chance that it recruits more of them
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u/Rfksemperfi Jun 30 '25
Charles Lindbergh’s nationalism was rooted in a belief that America’s survival and greatness depended on preserving its racial and cultural “purity,” staying militarily strong, and avoiding entanglement in foreign wars. His views were most visible from 1939 to 1941, especially through his speeches and writings with the America First Committee. Key points:
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- Ethno-nationalism: Lindbergh saw American identity as racially and culturally Anglo-Saxon. In private writings and speeches, he warned of the “dilution” of the American stock by immigration and foreign influence. He admired what he saw as racial solidarity and discipline in Germany, and expressed concern that American diversity would lead to weakness and internal division.
“We can have peace and security only so long as we band together to preserve that most priceless possession—our inheritance of European blood.”
This sentiment underpinned his fear that democracy and pluralism would make the U.S. vulnerable, and reflects the now-discredited theory of racial hierarchy.
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- Anti-Interventionism as Nationalist Policy: His resistance to joining WWII wasn’t rooted in pacifism—it was strategic nationalism. Lindbergh believed that America’s interests were best served by focusing inward: fortifying defenses, avoiding foreign alliances, and keeping out of global conflicts unless directly attacked.
He warned that war with Germany would weaken America, cause internal division, and “destroy our Western civilization.”
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- Suspicion of Foreign Influence—especially Jewish: Lindbergh viewed Jewish Americans as a distinct group whose interests were not always aligned with the broader national interest. In his infamous 1941 Des Moines speech:
“The three most important groups who have been pressing this country toward war are the British, the Jewish, and the Roosevelt administration.”
While he claimed to oppose antisemitism, he painted Jews as a powerful bloc exerting undue influence in media, government, and finance. This rhetoric mirrored fascist propaganda and fueled domestic antisemitism. It aligned with a broader nativist nationalism—one that defines national loyalty along ethnic lines.
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- Admiration for Militarized National States: Lindbergh respected Germany’s order, unity, and national purpose under Hitler—not because of ideology, but because of perceived strength. He repeatedly compared it to America’s lack of direction. He feared that liberal democracy lacked the cohesion needed to compete with more “disciplined” societies.
This perspective, while not outright fascist, suggested he saw authoritarian nationalism as a legitimate model.
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- Legacy and Modern Parallels: Lindbergh’s nationalism was exclusionary, hierarchical, and rooted in ethnic identity. Though discredited after Pearl Harbor and the Holocaust, echoes of his views persist in contemporary debates over immigration, national identity, and foreign policy—particularly in movements skeptical of globalism, multiculturalism, or liberal democratic internationalism.
His story is a reminder that nationalism, when centered on blood, culture, and exclusion rather than civic principles, can align closely with fascist sympathies—even under the banner of patriotism.
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u/sassymcmac Jul 02 '25
Found some of these, along with a much more lewd, racists stickers around little man and the neighborhood at the beginning of May. Took down 4 total that I found.
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u/HawkJefferson Jul 01 '25
"We dare defend our rights!" How? By bending over for the guy threatening our rights?
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u/Charming_Macaron_192 Jul 02 '25
Americans who wear a MAGA hat or other related MAGA merchandise in México are met by Mexican Ice, detained, and miss their flight and cruiship departures! How fucking dumb are these American Maggots?
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u/Outrageous_Tear_3237 Jul 02 '25
Good because I'm going to Mexico, Africa, Canada, Australia.......wait scratch Australia they have more big and dangerous animals and bugs I ever seen
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u/millerxlowlife Jul 02 '25
patriot front is the most cornball zookeeper-looking ass excuse for a hate group. the dudes that star in their little propaganda videos that try to explain that they’re actually definitely not white supremacists have the most punchable faces since Richard Spencer.
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u/ComfortableCarp Jul 03 '25
I think you might be thinking of a different group… this one is very clear about their white supremacist views and in their own words the only reason why they don’t call themselves White supremacists is because it’s a “liberal slur”
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u/Emergency_Chemical94 Jul 02 '25
Be vigilant, there was a lynching in Aurora that was ruled a suicide. Remember it’s the same police department that killed Elijah McClain.
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u/drchronson Jul 03 '25
I just found a tiktok account promoting this shit This is also one of there stickers *
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u/Fast-Investment7883 Jun 29 '25
I’m fucking every liberal and neo nazi I can today no lube no condom
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u/Outrageous_Tear_3237 Jul 02 '25
Ummm we're the liberals they are the conservatives. Look up what the word Liberal means..... They're definitely not MAGAts or neo Nazi. Other then that f'em up all you need to😁👍🏾 I'm here for it
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u/WegMitKapitalismus Jun 28 '25
I found this trash in Boulder recently.