Off course you do, you're enjoying your white privilege
He (McAuliffe) told them, but he didn't do anything to enforce it. If they're actually intimidated by that, they deserve the label of "snowflakes" as much as anybody.
Well, if your going to go all snowflake, constitutional rights are a good starting point. He was sworn to uphold the constitutions of Virginia and the United States. He told them that they had no place in America. As a governor.
What if Trump had said those same words and in the same context to Antifa?
Meltdown.
He has upheld them; his telling that group they had no place in America was his opinion, not an act of his office. He didn't infringe on their right of free speech, he said that he didn't believe it was cohesive with being a patriot. If he'd acted to stop them from being there in the first place, that would've been cause for concern. He didn't.
Ivanka Trump said "There should be no place in society for racism, white supremacy and neo-nazis." She's an advisor to the President. Is she guilty of intimidation or misusing her position?
I don't care what Trump might say to Antifa.
"No place for the ideology" is far different than "no place for those that harbor the ideology".
No, it's not. You're saying that there's no place for the ideology either way; one states that there's no place period, the other that there's no place for those who support it (which amounts to saying there's no place for it, period).
An ideology can exist without people,subscribing to it.
An ideology can't exist without conscious thought. By its very definition alone, an ideology is "the set of beliefs by which a group or society orders reality so as to render it intelligible." How can an ideology exist when nobody subscribes to it?
Even if that was true, that an ideology could exist without people subscribing to it, it's been proven that there are those who do believe in it. And, so far, none of their rights have been trampled on any more than anybody else's, despite your pointed arguments that they've been intimidated or muscled out of protesting.
Yes, it can. If you suddenly started worshiping Sycamore trees, the ideology was in place through the existence of the tree without conscious thought prior to your enlightenment.
McAuliffe explicitly stated that those that are white supremacists and Nazis do not have a right to exist or adhere to their ideology in America.
Yes they do, and the constitution grants them that right. They also have the burden of defending their ideology if it offends others.
Antifa are shutting down free speech, they are worse than the neo Nazis.
No it can't. The ideology is formed by the individual, it's not free-floating waiting to drift into someone's head; it doesn't exist. I could look at the sycamore and think "it's just a tree" or I could think it's my God and start worshiping it. The ideology of worshiping the tree didn't exist before I thought of it; the tree didn't think of it and then transmit it to my brain, the ideology was formed based on the tree, not through the existence of the tree. Religion is an ideology, but it can't be based in existence because you can't prove the existence of God.
McAuliffe said exactly what I posted (plus more): “There is no place for you here. There is no place for you in America...Go home. You are not wanted in this great commonwealth. You pretend that you are patriots, but you are anything but patriots.” He didn't deny them a right to exist, he said he didn't want them here. If you or anybody else took his words to mean nonexistence, fine, but that is NOT what he said. If you find something that says otherwise, please post it.
I'm not getting into any Antifa argument. I have no connection to them, so there's no use in bringing it up. As for the neo Nazis, I'll choose to be more concerned with them since they seem to have a vendetta against my kind.
I understand your POV and why the group being discussed offends you even if we don't agree.
I'll make that concession to you.
So where is Heather Heyer then, if not dead and buried?
Somewhere in the US with the actors who participated to the Sandy Hook hoax and the kids who were raped at Comet Pizza...So where is Heather Heyer then, if not dead and buried?