False Flag Prelude? "It stopped being about statues when people showed up with swastikas"

Last week CNN's Kate Bolduan and GOP Senate candidate Corey Stewart got into a heated exchange over removal of Confederate Statues. Bolduan proceeded to quote a Democrat talking point saying, "it stopped being about statues when people showed up with swastikas."

It was a revealing statement.

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Bolduan clarified that she does believe there is "a time and a place to have a debate and a conversation about the appropriate place for Confederate statues." However, Bolduan said, "it stopped being about statues when people showed up with swastikas."

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As with so many Prog talking points, "it stopped being about statues when people showed up with swastikas" sounds a reasonable and even inviting premise.

Most Americans so revile the ignorant bigotry of neo-nazis, as do I, that the TalkingPoint premise is hard to disagree with. After all, no good person could possibly remain in attendance "when people showed up with swastikas." We've seen that sentiment regurgitated on this board as well.

But here is the catch.
There is a certain and despicable underpinning.

Once one cedes the argument that "it stopped being about < insert cause here > when people showed up with swastikas," Dems will show up at every opposition event brandishing False Flag neo-nazi signs/slogans. Those events too will then suddenly cease to be about the cause at hand. Instead they will be be covered in relation to whatever cause is associated with the False Flag Hate Group.

Good people will be told if you disagree with Neo-nazis, the KKK, or other hate groups, you need to abandon the event.

Just as the False Flag group who destroyed Scott Walker's campaign, just as Dems showed up as robots at Rubio campaign events, just as Dems instigated or falsely claimed to be victims of violence at Trump rallies, so too will they show up now falsely claiming to be neo-nazis.

Bank it.