Lots of interesting things in this video. TBH I’m not Avi’s biggest fan, as there are videos around from last year of Avi saying ‘stay at home’ & ‘don’t spread the virus’, but I’m even less of a fan of those attacking him here. And the video gets very interesting around the 3:40 minute mark. They’re on Lygon Street which is a street of Italian restaurants, delicatessans, bookshops and gelati. But the guy who says ‘they don’t like you here’ well he’s the one out of place, not Avi, as you can see just before when the guys tasked with enforcing the cafe/restaurant entry conditions of Dan Andrews say ‘you’re the man’ (to Avi). And there’s two of them on the door as well. That’s a large extra cost for those businesses, which the ‘anarchist’ is helping to enforce. Anyway the video;
BTW Lygon Street has probably lost about 30% of its small businesses over the last few years. They’re doing it tough, I doubt that they’re big fans of the ‘covid pass’.
Biggest hole ripped in the 'social fabric' over this past twenty years of 'new millennium living' has been the decline and departure of REAL anarchism
and it's replacement by a cheap simulacra using the name in order to defame ALL of the real resistors who stood up to COMMUNO-FASCISM through the C20th - from Spain(Durruti Column)to Russia(Makhnov Black Flag Brigades) to Cuba/Argentina,
so that those pale white bouys you see in the video are allowed to pose as 'anarchists' or something, and nobody in the dumbed-down west knows the difference anymore. Lining themselves up with 'the left' was a suicide mission for the anti-statists of the C20th. Rinse n repeat, this time with 'the phony right' in the C21st.
Anarchism is a word and a movement needs to be buried and forgotten. Anti-statism will live on, in some form or fashion.
Watching this reminded me that exactly this happened to Carl Benjamin (Sargon of Akkad) maybe three years ago. The cops in London threatened him with arrest for merely being near left-wing protesters. The cops are completely bought and paid for. Thanks Common Purpose.