Only using tried and tested methods used by the antifascist movements in Europe (especially Germany) in the late 80s and 90s, you know, when the actual neo Nazis were attacking people daily. I'm sorry that the resurgence of the far right is actually damaging the people in the working class, oppressed ethnicities and nationalities, and the LGBT community (people like us), and some real, direct action needs to be taken, not some toothless petition and peaceful "protest."

Why do you think the Civil Rights movement of the 50, 60s and 70s actually got shit done? Sure, Martin Luther King Jr did peaceful protests (but never condemned rioting, as they are "the voice of the unheard"), but what do you think actually lit a fire under the people in power? Malcolm X and the Black Panthers. The people who had power knew that if they did not make a deal with the Martin Luther King Jr people, they would have to deal with the Black Panthers in ten years, and that could cause actual change.

Trust me, if voting could change anything, they would make it illegal. FDR was looking to be some Clinton type until communists and anarchists gave him the ultimatum of: "If you pull an Obama, there will be Revolution." (Paraphrased)