McInnes, the founder of the violent, misogynistic street gang known as the Proud Boys, found a safe space in Larchmont, a quaint, upscale village in Westchester County. They were charged with assault and rioting, and McInnes’ neighbors began to take notice, as The Daily Beast reported at the time. “We stand together as a community, and violence and hate are not tolerated here,” one resident told HuffPost. He makes a conscious decision to incite violence and hate. We have our sign up because we want people to know this is a safe and friendly home.”For HuffPost McInnes seems to argue that displaying an anti-hate sign is an inherent attack on his family.

Source: Huffington Post January 04, 2019 21:11 UTC