A couple of nights ago, the proud boys, a western show of an as fraternity, was holding an impromptu

meetup at a bar called the Griffin in Los Angeles. Eventually some activists found out,

rallied some of their friends, showed up, started chanting, arguing with bar staff,

eventually an altercation broke out, police got called, and both groups were asked to leave.

Now regardless of your opinion on the proud boys, what's worrying here is that activists are

targeting the business. The proud boys showed up on their own and the business didn't plan their

event. But activists are saying that the bar now supports white supremacy and hate groups.

In response, the bar just agreed, doubled down, and apologized. So what exactly did the activists do

to get the proud boys kicked out? Is it fair to say the proud boys are white nationalists and racist?

And what are the ramifications for our society if businesses are just going to bend over backwards

when activists and mobs demand they do?

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The story from LA Taco, proud boys gathering at Atwater Bar, the Griffin,

draws protest police, possible magma mom, no arrests.

Los Angeles police were called to an altercation at a neighborhood bar in Atwater Village on Sunday

that stemmed from a gathering of members or supporters of a known hate group.

Proud boys, a self-described western show venest men's club that the Southern Poverty Law Center

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