Have you ever wondered why there's no antifa presence in the Nordic countries, especially in Finland and Norway? Especially Norway is quite notorious for pretty much zero antifa presence and activism.
Why is that? Is antifa classified as an illegal terrorist organization there? Nope. Are people's fundamental constitutional rights being infringed upon there in order to stop them? Nope. Is some kind of suppression campaign being done behind the scenes by the government? Nope.
The reason is pretty simple and straightforward: The Norwegian police enforces the law.
That's it. It's that simple.
The only and sole thing you need to do in order to get rid of antifa is to just enforce the law. That's it. You don't need anything else. Just apply the same law enforcement to them as to everybody else. Antifa can't survive if they aren't allowed to break the law.
Whatever cops would do to an individual person, do to them in the same way. If they disrupt traffic, arrest them. If they block sidewalks and public pathways, arrest them. If they harass people, arrest them. If they breach the peace, arrest them. If they vandalize or break property, arrest them. If they jaywalk, arrest them.
The difference between Nordic policing and American policing is very simple: In the Nordic countries you don't get a free pass just because you happen to be part of a large group of people. It doesn't matter if you commit a crime alone or as part of a group of 100 people: You get arrested the same either way.
That's it. Just enforce the law, and you'll have taken the teeth out of them. They will have nothing, and they will go away like the cockroaches and vermin that they are. It's that simple.
(Of course there's one major problem implementing this simple idea in the United States: It requires for the cops to not be cowards. Unfortunately for American people, that's way too much to ask for their cops.)
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