Video! KOZP activists so convinced that they are right that they are going to block shops – De Daily Standaard

KOZP activists are getting more and more aggressive in their holy struggle: graffiti, threatening letters, blockades and sit-ins. Here they block the shop of a small retailer in Heerlen, who dared to hang Zwarte Piet decorations. Thanks to @TheRebelThePoet. pic.twitter.com/K0cbAmtcrh

– Vizier On Links (@VizierOpLinks) December 4, 2020

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You don’t have to argue about something that you are so sure you are right about. And getting sympathy for your ideas by annoying other people and trying to boycott their business is always a good strategy, too. Keep it up KOZP! But don’t cry when an entrepreneur throws a bucket of water over you.

But, who are we kidding, of course they will howl. That is what they prefer to do: lure people out of the tent and seize the opportunity as quickly as possible to get back into the victim role.

In any case, it won’t be long before things really get out of hand. The first fights seem to be coming and soon it will not matter to the average Dutch person whether those hooligans are dismissed by the media as ‘extreme right’. If that means they no longer need to be faced with this kind retards is it worth it I think.

And to be clear, I don’t justify violence or the threat of it. But I don’t think I’m the only one who feels that things seem to be heading in that direction. And KOZP owes that entirely to itself. They do not want to deviate in any way from their position that Zwarte Piet is racism. The idea that they could be wrong at all does not go down with them. But anyone who still keeps Zwarte Piet alive is immediately suspected by this kind of antics from KOZP. People really don’t put up with that, we saw that from the support of the ‘Block Frisians’.

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