| − | Lately, I've been thinking, why is it that Nick Fuentes, the paleoconservative commentator guilty of little more than an edgy sense of humor, is banned on Twitter, but Richard Spencer, the most prolific, dangerous, Neo-Nazi/white supremacist, creator of the Alt-Right, alleged David Duke of the modern day, is perfectly okay? | + | Lately, I've been thinking, why is it that Nick Fuentes, the paleoconservative commentator guilty of little more than an edgy sense of humor, is banned on Twitter, but Richard Spencer, the most prolific, dangerous, Neo-Nazi/white supremacist, creator of the Alt-Right, the alleged David Duke of the modern day, is perfectly okay? |
| | + | Spencer is most well-known for helping organize the Charlottesville rally in 2017, which the left used as a way to attack Trump for as long as they possibly could. Whenever the left wants to smear someone on the right, they always just happen to have Spencer's praise. Spencer's always someone they point to as a scapegoat. "Oh yeah? Well, the scary Hitler man said that too!" The ironic thing is that he's supposed to be the evil Nazi Right-Winger, but then he'll randomly turn around and says totally liberal things, indicative of how he actually thinks. He's another fabricated part of the machine, almost like an Emmanuel Goldstein situation. |