Unhinged Antifa Professor Tells Tucker Antifa Has A Right To Beat Opponents (Video)
The left-wing hate mongers love to commit violence against anyone who doesn’t agree with them. The First Amendment gives this guy the right to prove to everyone once and for all that he is a blooming imbecile.
TGP: Antifa activist Mike Isaacson a college professor went on with Tucker Carlson on Thursday. Isaacson argued that Antifa terrorists have a right to beat people they disagree with.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dW1epPzni4
Mike Isaacson is a professor at John Jay College of criminal justice.
Mike Isaacson is a professor at the @JohnJayCollege of Criminal Justice. h/t @stillgray https://t.co/nzYGlYuqLS
— Nick Short 🇺🇸 (@PoliticalShort) September 14, 2017
Isaacson was as unhinged as you would expect.
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