The Second Battle of Berkeley

Here's the best video we've found showing the Second Battle of Berkeley in its entirety.

Basically you have two rival forces gathering in Martin Luther King Park, here:

Based Stick Man, Proud Boys,  and other Patriot forces seem to be outnumbered by Antifa.

The action is taking place on the north side of the park on Center Street, where all the cars are parked in this photo. Below is the best comprehensive video:

There's a lot of shouting, a few scuffles, but generally things are pretty cool, at least for this kind of planned, control riot. Based Stickman and his people have shown up in force and ready for action. They wear an amusing assortment of batting helmets. motorcycle helmets, army helmets, sun glasses, football equipment, and it would seem any other protective gear that was hand. These are large, meat eating men, burly. The kind who loved wrestling and tackle football when they were kids.

One gets the sense that seeing this assemblage, Antifa understands that it has screwed up.

Gradually the two crowds move east toward the end of the park and the intersection of Center and St Milvia Street. At his point Antifa throws several smoke bombs into the crowd but this only blows back and them in two ways. The office building in the far right corner of the screen cap below, mars the initial point of contact.

Watch that video very closely. Based Stickman's Patriot forces are well organized and led. They present a solid line and are told 'Hold the Line'!. Then all hell breaks lose and Antifa is routed down Center Street.

We can see Patriot forces beating the hell out of at least half a dozen Antifa. Most observers concentrate on the drubbing Moldylocks took (you wanted equality, you got it, bitch), but watch Red Shirt Man. He's a terror. Others have the presence of mind to steal Antifa flags. There are men on scene shouting 'Enough! Enough!' and 'Kill!" as in 'Kill the fight'. Patriot forces know exactly how far to go.

Patriot forces then reform and push Antifa down to Shattuck Street, 250 yards from the original point of contact.