Radical left-wing activist group hosts “Our Enemies in Blue” anti-police workshop that teaches murder of cops
by: Jhoanna Robinson
NaturalNews.com
Wednesday, August 30, 2017
The Revolutionary Abolitionist Movement (RAM) identifies itself as “a political movement dedicated to freeing people from bondage and building resistance in the United States”. It supposedly, like every other antifa (radical political movement of autonomous, self-styled, anti-fascist groups) group, denounces white supremacy, bigotry, and racism in all their forms.
It also advocates for gender abolition and the expropriation or seizure of goods and lands. Furthermore, it says in its website: “As revolutionary anarchists, the abolitionist struggle must be extended to the state and capitalism, the perpetrators of oppression. The Rojava Revolution, in northern Syria, provides us with a model for revolution today with its foundation in communal- and council-based political organization and militant defense.”
Mentioning “The Rojava Revolution” as a model for a crowd-initiated bearing of arms should ring alarm bells. This is because most of the “revolutionary fighters” that are implicated in that conflict are Marxist and communist guerrilla groups such as the International Freedom Battalion, the Kurdish YPG (People’s Protection Units), and the International Revolutionary People’s Guerrilla Forces.
Add to that the fact that RAM has a propensity to lean towards communism, which is responsible for the deaths of 94 million in the 20th century, wherein more people lost their lives due to communism than because of homicide (58 million) and genocide (38 million) put together. Meanwhile, the number of fatalities brought about by World War I (37 million) and World War II (66 million) is greater than communism’s death toll by only nine million.
However, according to a 2011 poll released by Asbur Park, New Jersey-based polling company Rasmussen Reports, 11 percent of Americans still believe that communism would still be the better political system in the country than what the United States currently has.
Advocating violence on police officers
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