您现在的位置是：娛樂 >>正文

【】Tweet may have been deleted

娛樂2172人已围观

简介On Friday night, a band of cowardly racists marched through the University of Virginia campus in Cha ...

On Friday night, a band of cowardly racists marched through the University of Virginia campus in Charlottesville. And while people on Twitter are rightfully condemning the hate rally (and making fun of its obviously mass-purchased tiki torches) they're also applauding the brave student counter-protesters who stood their ground.。

Per a local NBC affiliate, counter-protesters clashed with the white supremacists when the march approached a statue of Thomas Jefferson. Some marchers even used their tiki torches as weapons. Police, however, did not arrive at the scene until the altercation was almost over. 。

SEE ALSO:Airbnb is deleting the accounts of suspected neo-Nazis trying to attend the 'Unite The Right' rally。

SEE ALSO:Airbnb is deleting the accounts of suspected neo-Nazis trying to attend the 'Unite The Right' rally 。

Tweet may have been deleted。

Tweet may have been deleted。

Now, the internet is thanking the students for their bravery -- particularly since they were outnumbered, unprotected, and surrounded by a large group of Nazis. "In this time of blustery BS," wrote one Twitter user, "there's a lot of confusion about what it means to be 'brave' or 'tough.'。Mashable Top StoriesStay connected with the hottest stories of the day and the latest entertainment news.Sign up for Mashable's Top Stories newsletter。By signing up you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.。

By signing up you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. 。

Thanks for signing up! 。

"For clarification, look at these people." 。

Tweet may have been deleted。

View this post on Instagram。

Tweet may have been deleted。

Tweet may have been deleted。

Tweet may have been deleted。

The march Friday functioned as a precursor to Saturday's planned Unite the Right March at Emancipation Park. At the time of writing, counter-protesters were also organizing for that event.。