I even hated cruz. neve heard of qanon or GND.
Blm wants dead cops now.
Antifa is willing to burn down Berkley before affording the first amendment right to conservative speaker on campus.
both have standing in the democrat party.
GND = Green New Deal.
Qanon is a relatively popular conspiracy theory on the far right that believes that the democratic party is just a front for child trafficking for pedophiles. Look at any pictures of protestors from the right wing and you'll see at least one guy waving a flag or wearing a shirt that says "Q" on it. It's probably about as prevalent as any true "Antifa" believers on the left. Which is to say, it's really not mainstream at all and 95%+ of the party members don't subscribe to it or know what the heck you are talking about if you bring it up. The GOP just elected their first actual Qanon believer to Congress this cycle. It will be fun to see how they get treated by their colleagues, both right and left.
If you want to argue about which party has the craziest extremists, I'll just say I think it is a silly argument. Zealots and weirdos come in every persuasion. I'm only trying to tell you that they are most certainly minorities in either party. If you call a random number of someone in this country that is registered as a Democrat, and you call them and talk to them, you likely not hear them bring up anything about Antifa or Berkeley. If you ask them about cops, you certainly won't hear a random rank-and-file democrat say they want "dead cops". Just like if I call a random Trump voter, I probably will get a confused and/or dismissive response (just like yours) if I ask them about Qanon or even the "Proud Boys".
We really do have more in common than it seems. The media gives lots and lots of airtime to the crazies on each side such that it is easy to believe that the GOP is all a bunch of former KKK klansmen that patrol the streets with assault rifles and run over protestors, and the Dems are bunch of anarchists that love to loot things and want to burn it all down. It's not anywhere close to a majority opinion on either side, and it is important we remember that.
Out of all the protests that happened this year on both sides. Mask burning rallies, BLM riots, etc, only a few million people total were involved. It sounds like a huge amount and it is easy to believe that it is representative, but it's not. The vast majority of the US on both sides did not participate in any demonstrations at all, much less violent ones.