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Rutgers professor flees U.S. for Spain, claims he received death threats - CBS New York


"I'm a historian of fascism and I understand that the way that authoritarian movements grow is by coming up with a boogeyman term like 'Antifa,'" said Bray, author of "Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Playbook." "It really started after [President] Trump's executive order declaring Antifa a quote-unquote terrorist organization."

Bray said the executive order turned him into a target.

"The pace of the death threats accelerated after the Fox News article about the Turning Point petition to have me fired," Bray said.


https://www.cbsnews.com/newyork/news/rutgers-professor-mark-bray-antifa-turning-point-usa/?intcid=CNR-01-0623


Rutgers professor flees U.S. for Spain, claims he received death threats

Mark Bray said his views have been under attack since he wrote "Antifa: The Anti-Fascist Playbook"
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Deb Zaccaro-Rojas
Deb Zaccaro-Rojas
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You know it's ironic when an American, a specialist on the Anti-Fascists, has to flee to Spain to escape death threats from Fascistic Americans.
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Lisa Stranger
Lisa Stranger
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it's almost as if this fascist bullshit rolls from place to place, and it's everybody's turn eventually
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Deb Zaccaro-Rojas
Deb Zaccaro-Rojas
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Sadly, this time it's come to US shores, we have a complete moron who has staffed his regime not with qualified individuals but with dumb fuckers who have money and are completely uneducated in the fields they are in position to completely fuck up at.
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