According to the SPLC, in the United States of America there are:
94 official Neo-Nazi groups,
95 official White Nationalist groups,
10 official Holocaust Denial groups,
190 KKK groups, and the list goes on…
Looking to online statistics…
The neo-nazi subreddit r/NationalSocialism has 2,777 subscribers.
The alt-right subreddit r/altright has 15,324 subscribers.
And, if you really think that the alt-right are not neo-nazis, let’s take a look at that subreddit…
they call their subscribers “fashy goys.” “Fashy” is short for Fascist, and “Goy” is Yiddish for Non-Jew. Thusly they are calling themselves Fascist Non-Jews. A specifically anti-Semitic fascist movement? Gee, I happen to remember one of those in Germany in 1933!
A banner at the top of the r/altright page bears the Iron Cross- a symbol used by Nazi Germany, in contemporary use by neo-nazis.
One of the top rated posts, with 100+ upvotes:
“communism was created by Jews” is one of the things that Hitler and the German Nazi party believed.
Let’s go further. Let’s check out the SPLC article on the alt-right. After all, they’re reputable and have already done research.
“The Alternative Right, commonly known as the Alt-Right, is a set of far-right ideologies, groups and individuals whose core belief is that “white identity” is under attack by multicultural forces using “political correctness” and “social justice” to undermine white people and “their” civilization. Characterized by heavy use of social media and online memes, Alt-Righters eschew “establishment” conservatism, skew young, and embrace white ethno-nationalism as a fundamental value.“
“The Alternative Right is a term coined in 2008 by Richard Bertrand Spencer, who heads the white nationalist think tank known as the National Policy Institute, to describe a loose set of far-right ideals centered on “white identity” and the preservation of “Western civilization.” In 2010, Spencer, who had done stints as an editor of The American Conservative and Taki’s Magazine, launched the Alternative Right blog, where he worked to refine the movement’s ideological tenets.
Spencer describes the Alt Right as a big-tent ideology that blends the ideas of neo-reactionaries (NRx-ers), who advocate a return to an antiquated, pseudo-libertarian government that supports “traditional western civilization”; “archeofuturists,” those who advocate for a return to “traditional values” without jettisoning the advances of society and technology; human biodiversity adherents (HBDers) and “race realists,” people who generally adhere to “scientific racism”; and other extreme-right ideologies. Alt-Right adherents stridently reject egalitarianism and universalism.”
“…at the end of the day, neo-Nazis like Anglin, coat-and-tie racists like Richard Spencer and Jared Taylor, and oddball figures like Yiannopoulos have more in common, in terms of sharing a vision of society as fundamentally determined by race, than they disagree about.“ -SPLC
In conclusion, I think we can all agree that the Alt-Right is a political group that knowingly espouses Nazi ideology and embraces Nazi symbolism.
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