The argument the opposition gives is that "Their name is Anti-fascist, so that means they're against fascism" to that I say, guess what Nazism is called? National Socialism, going by the name, Nazism is also Socialism... right?

Or if that doesn't work how about DPRK democratic people's republic of Korea (North Korea) has "democratic" in it's name. If you're against Kim Jong Un, you're against Democracy. Names don't mean anything. As for Fascism? It's more of a tactic than an actual Ideology. Fascism is the forceful subjugation of your people, the violent eradication of any form of opposition and pure authoritarian and totalitarian control over your nation. there were left-wing fascists such as Stalin and Mao, and there were right wing fascists such as Hitler and Mussolini... Antifa perfectly fits the first two part of the definition.

Attacking their opposition, physically harming them, forcing them into their own beliefs. The only thing missing is institutional influence and pure authoritarian power, otherwise Antifa is quite close to being Fascist.

Black Lives Matter is an obviously racist and hateful ideology, bent on dividing the united states further on the matter of race. Their anti-police rhetoric further solidify their hatred and have proven time and time again they are a violent Ideology.

Their defense would be that "they're just to stop racism and police shooting black men", while that maybe true, their actions prove otherwise. They do not take into consideration that this police violence isn't an exclusive problem for the black community, this violence is an epidemic that effects people of all race and color, but they rarely mention white people being unjustly gunned down by rogue officers in order to keep the legitimacy of their terrorist organization alive.

And HOW exactly do you assume they fight police brutality? By acting like a bunch of thugs, wrecking public property, destroying police vehicles, setting objects on fire, the disturbance and intimidation of innocent bystanders. That is the very definition of terrorism.