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Violent anarchists in Portland, Oregon say it's an outrage that federal agents are arresting

them for breaking the law. The anarchists have been terrorizing the city since May and

left as politicians have defended that as an expression of democracy, the famous political

system where violent anarchists terrorize cities for months on end. Well, possibly that's

only democracy in Portland. Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler supported the claims of the violent

anarchists in a speech greeted by the cheers and approval of a large mob of masked black

clad thugs who then proceeded to set his house on fire. Wheeler said, quote, I won't have

federal stormtroopers coming into my city and interrupting a riot to enforce the law.

This is Portland for God's sake. And if people want to cause utter chaos and a flaming

ash heap where I'm responsible for keeping the peace, then the federal government has no

right to come in here and do the job I'm not doing.

An anarchist leader, Moe Thuggery also protested the federal arrest telling a crowd of reporters

as they ran frantically for their lives, quote, as an anti-fascist, I feel it's my duty to

terrorize anyone who disagrees with me through vandalism and physical violence to prevent

fascists from coming here and terrorizing anyone who disagrees with them through vandalism

and physical violence. We are here to declare that this country is an oppressive, hate-filled,

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