Dana El-Kurd

So this is how it relates to like the actual legal definition of terrorism, right?

Which is certain criminal acts intending to change or influence government policy by intimidation or coercion, right?

That's how the government uses the term terrorism.

Yeah.

And this section of the plea written by the government shows how the government is self-asserting the terrorism that happened at Prairieland.

Right.

There's been a lot of headlines talking about the role of zines at this trial.

And zines did play a two-part role.

Prosecution did argue that the presence of insurrectionary zines is indicative of some alignment with Antifa, even if the possession of these zines itself is not a crime.

The government's Antifa expert testified that owning political texts does not necessarily indicate group membership or personal allegiance to an ideology.

Quote, just because I own a copy of Mein Kampf, does that make me a Nazi?

If I own Das Kapital, does that make me a Marxist?

Unquote.

Sure.

Stunning, stunning first example given here.

Yeah, interesting call.

Yeah.

But based on me, but also like a valid argument.

Yeah.

But this is true, right?