evidence: On the night of May 31, a Sunday, a new Twitter account styled @Antifa_Us issued a call to arms: "Tonight's the night, Comrades. Tonight we say ‘Fuck The City’ and we move into the residential areas... the white hoods.... and we take what's ours …#BlacklivesMaters #FuckAmerica." A brown hand emoji raised a middle finger. Donald Trump Jr. posted it to his Instagram. "Absolutely insane," he remarked. [...] Taking my station in front of the camera, I asked Larson why he had raised the alarm. He repeated that he'd seen the "white hoods" tweet about antifa bringing their fight to residential areas. "Everything that happened that day was totally twisted," he said. "All of my good intentions. I love this county. I love this town. Honestly, the Black Lives Matter group is really good at making you look like a racist. Hey, just because you're Black, it doesn't mean you're more special than me. We're all created equal, 'kay?" he said sharply. I thought of a meme that had been posted on the Freds Guns Facebook page that week: a vintage 1950s illustration of a blond-haired nuclear family and the tagline "What extremism in 2020 looks like."