Black Trump supporter punched by alleged antifa member after organizing San Francisco free speech rally

Anderson organized the free speech rally following Twitter’s censorship of a New York Post article concerning Hunter Biden’s foreign business dealings.

“Here’s the moment that Trump supporter Philip Anderson was sucker punched by someone in black clothing and mask, presumably Antifa. You can see tooth flying. SFPD investigating; those tattoos are distinctive. Anderson organized free speech rally today, to protest Twitter bans,” local ABC reporter Dan Noyes tweeted.

“Take a good look, you knocked a black man’s teeth out,” said Anderson.

“The violence needs to end,” he added. “It has nothing to do with Donald Trump or anyone else. It has to do with free speech.”

Anderson also posted a video of himself, showing one tooth was knocked out from the attack, and another tooth was loose.

“Joe Biden, do you still think that Antifa is ‘just an idea’?” he said in a tweet, referring to Biden’s comments on antifa during the first presidential debate last month.

Anderson had received a permit to hold the rally on Saturday but called off the event due to the violence.

“Too bad it got canceled, that’s what happens when you lose free speech, this is what our country has turned into,” Anderson told the crowd.