Hate Group Demonstrators Kicked Out of Metro Council Meeting

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) – Hate groups have been demonstrating all over the city of Nashville and Tuesday evening, some of those demonstrators were met with counter-protestors at city hall. The group signed up to speak but were cleared out of the chamber for disrupting the meeting. After Metro Nashville police escorted them out, they were met by counter-protesters. “They’ve been doing days of action, especially throughout Nashville,” Nashvillian Reyn Hahn said. Hahn is talking about a hate group that has been calling themselves Nazis “Debunk my flyers and I’ll stop being a Nazi,” one of the hate group demonstrators said Tuesday. The group has held demonstrations all over the city for weeks, and on Tuesday, they attempted to speak at a Metro Council meeting, Where Hahn and other counter-protesters showed up to fight back. “They came to do a public comment session here at our Metro Council meeting and…they told us that they wanted to speak on white supremacy and on the dangers of the Jewish menace,” Hahn said. “When we got up there, we turned left to distance ourselves from them and they followed us over there, they stayed yelling in our faces, videotaping us, I couldn’t even get...