PUEBLO, CO. (THECOUNT) — An Antifa protester ended up on the losing end of a pounding after he pounded on a Colorado driver’s SUV, according to video from the scene.
The protester, who appeared to be shouting while wielding a metal pole, was in the process of blocking a man’s vehicle as the driver attempted to travel through a Pueblo intersection, when the man exited the vehicle and administered a brutal beating of said protester.
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Via TheMix:
Over the weekend, a video that quickly went viral appeared on Twitter showing an Antifa protestor learning the hard way that these tactics don’t work. The protestor has a weapon in his hand and is wearing a mask. The SUV driver continued driving as the masked protestor attempted to block his vehicle. The protestor gave up that approach and moved to the side of the SUV where he began hitting it with the weapon he was carrying. RELATED: Antifa Member Receives “Harsh” Sentence For Brutal Assault On Conservative
The SUV driver then got out of the vehicle. When confronted in person, this Antifa creep tried to run but it was too late. His victim had been pushed too hard at that point and was not about to just jump back in the car. Fists reigned down upon the once confident traffic blocker in the middle of the highway. Other cars whizzed past as this weakened ecoterrorist likely cried for his mommy.
Antifa/Extinction Rebellion protester tries to block a street and then starts vandalizing a man's SUV.
The man loses it and it doesn't end well for the protester.
Normal hardworking people have had enough of these left-wing virtue-signalling eco-terrorists#DontBlockRoads pic.twitter.com/X8vupaynnD
— BasedPoland (@BasedPoland) November 22, 2019
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