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Watch: Antifa Member Tries To Block Traffic And Assault A Bystander But, He Got What Was Coming To Him

Watch: Antifa Member Tries To Block Traffic And Assault A Bystander But, He Got What Was Coming To Him

On a regular basis, Antifa protestors have tried to block roadways and sucker punch people attending peaceful rallies.

People with jobs and responsibilities are really starting to get sick of it. Can you imagine trying to get the kids to school, go to a doctor’s appointment, or get to work on time, and then one of these punks tries to stop you.

On Sunday a video surfaced of an Antifa protestor trying to bloc an SUV. It’s hard to tell but he definitely has some type of weapon in his hand and is wearing a black mask. As the SUV tries to move around the protestor the Antifa member starts to hit the SUV with a weapon however, things didn’t go so well for him.

The guy tweeting the video is originally from Live Leak and you can hear that the driver is clearly American. It appears this is just a punk Antifa anti-capitalist who bit off a lot more than he could chew. I must say I do feel a little bad for the Antifa kid (just a little) you should only use enough force necessary to stop a threat and that guy took it a little too far. But, when you play stupid games you win stupid prizes. 

This is pretty similar to another even that occurred during a peaceful rally in Oregon. The peaceful flag-waving rally took place on the overpass of Highway 84 in Portland, OR then an anti-Trump female professor walked up to a woman who was part of the peaceful rally and started to insult her. 

Luckily, Tara LaRosa, who’s an MMA champion and was live-streaming the peaceful event. She is heard saying, “What’s up everybody. We’re live in Portland at the flag wave!”

RedState reports:

LaRosa’s smile quickly turns into concern as she notices the two women. “Hey.” Reminiscent of Charles Bronson’s character in the 1970s movie, Mr. Majestyk, in which the people who mess with him don’t realize he’s a former Army Ranger School drill sergeant until it’s too late, LaRosa springs into action. In about a nano-second, she broke up the fight, pinned the professor to the ground in a non-life threatening Jujitsu hold and yelled for someone to call the police. Angry and agitated, the professor bit LaRosa’s breast leaving an open wound.

The professor became agitated and kept repeating, “I can’t breathe. I can’t breathe.” LaRosa was on all fours holding the woman down which allowed the woman to breathe comfortably. That is clear from the video.

She continues in between gasps, “I can’t breathe…I’m not moving, just get off me…I didn’t assault her…I can’t breathe…I’m like half-naked.” She wasn’t. Her jean jacket was slipping off. They release her and she sits on the ground with people preventing her from leaving before the police arrive.

Sitting down, she says, “I was on my way home from brunch with my friends…There’s people on the corner antagonizing the city I live in, work in…”

As if to threaten the group, the professor tells them that her phone has been recording the whole time. LaRosa tells her, “So have ours.”

The professor says, “This has been my whole life. I’ve always had to be the person to show…to try…you don’t know what Donald Trump is, I don’t agree with Trump.” We noticed.

Amazingly, the professor was not arrested although there will be an investigation and there is video clearly showing her starting the exchange. LaRosa also got bitten in her chest by the professor. 

In the videos below, two were posted by journalist Andy Ngo (who has received some anti-Trump rage himself) showing LaRosa pinning the professor yelling, “Get off me…I am a professor.”

Which then a member of the rally said, “It doesn’t matter. A professor’s going to jail.”

This professor should be glad the only thing that happened to her was being pinned to the ground.

Red State

Written by Staff Writer - November 25, 2019