Fathers Against Racist Tyranny

We are a group of dads who want to leave a better world for our kids by resisting fascism in the most absurd dad ways possible, all while telling hilarious jokes.

How do you join?  
Show up at a protest and do dad shit! 

  • Bring a leaf blower to blow away the teargas
  • BBQ some burgers and dogs for your fellow protesters
  • Hitch up the trailer to your lawnmower or e-bike and load it down with water and first-aid supplies
  • Play mini-golf and yell "Get off my lawn!" at cops
  • Help administer first-aid
  • Take pictures and videos of agents’ actions
  • Play loud ass rock n roll with your garage band (or finally learn Stairway, one painful note at a time)
  • Start a buddy system with another protestor
  • Stand with your hands on your hips and shake your head disapprovingly at ICE. 
  • Provide comfort and safety 
  • Show up way too early to get a jump on the day 

Next meetup: Portland Oregon ICE Building
9:00 AM every Saturday

Welcome to the club, glad to have ya.

Why Fart Around?


Lacing up our 'New Balances' for a new balance of power.

Tyrants Hate a Heckler

Fascism feeds on fear and "dignity." It dies when it becomes the punchline. You can’t be a terrifying "Strongman" when a guy in cargo shorts dunks on you.

Leave no Fixer-Uppers

Any dad knows: if you don't handle the dry rot now, you won't have a porch to sit on tomorrow. We’re scrubbing out the extremism today so our kids aren't stuck cleaning up the wreckage.
 

Absurdity is Armor

It’s hard to oppress a population that’s laughing. We use puns as psychological warfare because a regime this ridiculous doesn't deserve a serious response — it deserves a "Hi Tyrant, I'm Dad."

Peak Inconvenience

Dictators want total control; we are the loose screw, the rattling engine, and the unchangeable thermostat of the revolution.

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