Violent US domestic extremism may be around for a while


A file photo of Tarrio in Portland, Oregon. Trump supporters, including members of the Proud Boys, are reportedly planning a Washington, D.C., march to back President Donald Trump's quest to prove Democrats stole the election from him through fraud. — Sipa USA/TNS

When it’s over, it won’t be over.

On alternative social media, self-styled militia and patriot websites and hate-group platforms like that of the Proud Boys, the message is the same: There are no plans to fade away after Joe Biden’s Jan 20 inauguration.

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