They waited to issue a condemnation until after the AntiFa went on that spree in Berkeley, which was, from what I saw, unwarranted. I don't think they condemned the resistance to fascism in Charlottesville immediately afterwards, and they don't do it here, either, do they?

But, again, I have to insist that there would be no AntiFa if law enforcement and the state were doing their jobs in suppressing violent hate groups like those that marched in Charlottesville. 

That's the editorial that needs to be here, the one that encourages using the law to repress hate groups, because not to do so is dangerous. Heather Heyer is dead because the cops and state didn't do their jobs.