You're not wrong, but the same can be said for some militia groups and religious organizations. I think the problem people have is the selective use of this weapon to specifically target certain organizations and not others.

It's hard to justify that antifa is a problem and the people behind January 6th weren't. People were convicted of crimes and then pardoned. As long as we define what constitutes a terrorist organization and it is equally applied to all groups, I think a lot fewer people would have a problem with it. I know I would.

In the USA you can't declare domestic organization terrorists. This is to prevent the government from weaponizing such declarations against political opponents. You might want to understand our government, laws, and political protections before cheering on something like this.

FYI the United State just starting extra judicially using the US military to execute people on random boats in the name of fighting terrorist organizations. And now you are cheering them on taking steps to have the same authority they claim allows them to do that on US soil?

The problems with antifa are not new https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/643168/amid-portland...