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The alt-right seeks racial "identitarianism" through a largely monocultural state; and cultural cohesion over economic interests.  The alt-right does not explicitly seek genocide of non-white races. It views national borders as a proxy for racial segregation, but does not support de facto racial segregation.  Mainstream alt-righter members support skilled immigration.

The alt-right seeks racial "identitarianism" through a largely monocultural state; and cultural cohesion over economic interests.  The alt-right does not explicitly seek genocide of non-white races. It views national borders as a proxy for racial segregation, but does not support de facto racial segregation.  Mainstream alt-righter members support skilled immigration.

=="Alternative" libertarianism==

=="National" libertarianism==

The alt-right rejects the financial deregulation and open-borders aspect of libertarianism while accepting libertarianism's social components (marijauana legalization, gay rights, etc.).  The alt-right has seen its membership ranks swell exponentially with authoritarian ex-libertarians.  Ex-libertarian "identitarians" largely make up the non-antisemitic component of the alt-right and may make up up to 80% of all alt-righters.  

The alt-right rejects the financial deregulation and open-borders aspect of libertarianism while accepting libertarianism's social components (marijauana legalization, gay rights, etc.).  The alt-right has seen its membership ranks swell exponentially with authoritarian ex-libertarians.  Ex-libertarian "identitarians" largely make up the non-antisemitic component of the alt-right and may make up up to 80% of all alt-righters.

==View of Christianity==

==View of Christianity==