Ununite the Right: Charlottesville responds by taking names and...(Updated)

Charlottesville has responded to summer of 2017's deadly rally by going after the nazis and white supremacists, one by one, who thought it was a good idea to come here. As a result, the list of those facing criminal charges, jail time, lawsuits, job losses, and being ostracized by their own families and communities keeps growing. So we’re compiling a list of casualties. Please feel free to mention any we missed! #charlottesville #A12

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1/29/21 - FCC slaps Libby-based neo-Nazi who targeted Charlottesville, others, with $10 million fine

6/15/2020 - Lawyer for white nationalist Richard Spencer wants out of Charlottesville rally violence case

2/13/2020 - Fred Arena -- who participated in the deadly 2017 “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, but lied to the government about his racist activities so that he could keep a job at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, where he had national security clearance -- is scheduled to be sentenced in federal court in Philadelphia.

9/18/19: Self-de…