Arguments that 'Antifa' is an organized group are false, and perpetuated only by extreme right wing news media. I've discussed this before on Saidit, and the best that anyone could find for Antifa as an organized group was an 'antifa' group in Portland Oregon, and much smaller groups in a handful of metropolitan areas. It's not a national movement. Yes, there are people who consider themselves anti-fascists, such as WWII Allied solders, and a few BLM protestors, but the actual focus of anti-facists is not on a national 'antifa' movement. They focus instead on a range of interests, one of which is against fascism in general. These groups include BLM, environmentalists, LGBTQ+, vegans, extinction rebellion, animal rights, anti-Big Oil, anti-Wallstreet, women's rights, Me Too, and other movement protestors. Many of them agree with one another and with anti-fascism, but are not all themselves part of one group. Saidit will want to call them all 'liberals', but that too is misleading. Some of them are left-leaning libertarians, or anarchists, or conservative liberals, or independents, or Bernie supporters, etc. The biggest problem with getting support from the left is that they all have so many different concerns and demands. It's much easier to get the support of right-wing voters. Trump's turning point with this group 4 years ago was when he mentioned in a debate with Hilary that he was Pro-Life. His approval rating among the radical right improved at that point. Before that debate, nothing he had done indicated that he was Pro-Life. But I digress. There is no centrally organized Antifa, and one cannot say that crimes (eg. breaking cars, looting and attacking people) are automatically Antifa crimes. Thugs committing crimes are doing so for personal reassons; not as a directive from an Antifa headquarters.