Naturally there is something perverse about declaring anti-fascist organizations domestic terror groups, while refraining from doing the same for actual fascist organizations. What does that say about us as a society, and the values we stand for, yes, yes, and of course far right groups have killed far more people in actions that can be described as actual terrorism, unlike any violent demonstration that can be credited to Antifa.
But related to the George Floyd protests? There is evidence, now on public record, that white supremacists are taking part in the protests to stoke violence. Minnesota officials and others have pointed to white supremacist activity on the internet calling for operations there, and there has been documented photographic evidence of out of state vehicles openly identified by white supremacist stickers.
I'm not saying Antifa isn't involved in the violence, but its a fact that violent white supremacist groups are as well.
Singling out Antifa while giving White Supremacists a pass is Charlottesville all over again. We have a racist "president", backed by a racist DOJ (see Barr's comments on the matter) heading a police force that has undeniably racist elements within it, including but not limited to police officers drunk on the lack of accountability afforded them by Trump, and clearly influenced by his "enemy of the people" anti-press and protester rhetoric. Its sick.
Rush Limbaugh says Trump loves pouring gasoline on the flames. No wonder this fire is burning out of control.