[VanDeKoik]

"The founder of a popular neo-Nazi website who encouraged his readers to launch an avalanche of hate toward a Jewish woman said the victim could simply have ignored the phone calls, texts and social media messages. "
...
"Anglin wrote it shouldn’t matter what Gersh thought of the words sent to her after his article in the Daily Stormer, as, he claims, it was all free speech protected by the First Amendment. "

What a bunch of cowards. A bunch of online thugs that have some weird gay fetish for dead German socialists, while hiding behind the first amendment.

They would be far better storming a McDonalds for a job application.

[FreedomPoster]

There’s a “yelling fire in a crowded theater” line that these scum have crossed. While I fully admit to having a tough time drawing that line easily, there is no doubt to me that they have crossed it.

[ichabod1]

Yeah, just throw away the law, lock them up and throw away the key if you don’t like what they say. Write it off as fascination with a dead socialist. That wasn’t what this was about. Not at all. This woman started it by seeking to have a woman evicted, forced to sell property she owned because she happened to be related to another alt-right figure. She started it, Anglin jumped in and finished it. Well, I don’t suppose it’s finished yet.

[Greetings_Puny_Humans]

What a bunch of cowards. A bunch of online thugs that have some weird gay fetish for dead German socialists, while hiding behind the first amendment.

The "Jewish woman" in question apparently started the fight by targeting and attempting to intimidate the mother of Richard Spencer into selling her business property for dirt cheap prices, or else the protesters would come to cause havoc.

The Nazis"retaliated" by recommending to their readers that they give the woman a piece of their mind, without actually calling for violence.

The story isn't as clear cut as the article makes it sound.