Watching an old Antifa movie tonight....

[paleotn]

A Bridge Too Far is in the Netflix queue and I couldn't resist. One heck of a cast. I particularly like the scenes with James Caan and the surgeon. He reminds me of our old family doc. He was also combat surgeon in Europe during WW2. Came home and started a GP practice. No nonsense. Very direct. Delivered me and all of my sibs, among many, many others. Treated nearly all of my sniffles, sprains and broken bones growing up. I miss that old doc. The original Antifa.

[applegrove]

1. My grandfather was there and protected one of those bridges. I should

watch that movie. But i think the movie takes place before my grandfather's artillery unit was there. Grandad- antifa!! I never thought of it like that.

[dutch777]

2. Right on!!!

I don't really know what Antifa is currently, if anything other than a newer boogeyman for the far right. But, just on the face of the notion of anti-fascist, how can the right rationally object? I KNOW! I assumed they are sometimes rational, MY bad. But, how can they be so reactive...its amazing. I love the guy that pranked them at Gettysburg...too funny!!! Glad no one got hurt and sorry for the sane folks living in Gettysburg.

[keithbvadu2]

3. Photograph Emerges of Anti-Fascists VIOLENTLY Disrupting White Supremacists!!!!!

Photograph Emerges of Anti-Fascists VIOLENTLY Disrupting White Supremacists!!!!!

[keithbvadu2]

4. The only Drumpf/Trump family members serving in Normandy would have been on the cliffs looking down.

The only Drumpf/Trump family members serving in Normandy would have been on the cliffs looking down.

[Turbineguy]

5. My Grandparents lived in Arnhem then.

When they got back after the big battle their house was shot up and looted.

[Ilsa]

6. Watched the new Midway movie on HBO, another Antifa film.

It's hard not to watch it over and over, it was so good. Itsnice to have real action heroes that would out-do any of Stan Lee's Avengers, etc.