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So, the advantage of this move is to try to legitimize Patriot Front by showing government "opposition" to them? Like "they can't be feds, they got arrested!" sort of thing?

And the graffiti looks like it was all shopped.

Yeah, that's pretty damning. Honestly, no real evidence to suggest that they are real, at all.

I never said I was sold on the idea that they were all feds. Just listing things I thought were odd. I think it's a bit odd that they have so many members, are so well organized, uniformed, disciplined, and can all take time from work. Leftists can, at times, act the same way, so it's not a...

That they had so many members was actually rather suspect to me. A few hundred people willing to get into uniforms and go to DC... yeah. Most organizations I've seen pictures of around the internet have a dozen members, maybe two dozen max. Because they are friend groups first and foremost, you...

Unexpected side effect. If good optics and competence are simultaneously the signs of a strong organization and the signs of a government op, then it's hard to tell the two apart. Everyone knows that the incompetent losers are far real, but when people get their shit together, then it's hard...

This reminds me of something Tim Pool said about Antifa, he was talking about hidden signs of organization and funding beyond "popular protests", one of them being the mass production of defensive props, like shields. Now, maybe Patriot Front is trying to look like a uniformed army, but even if...