Quote Originally Posted by aCultureWarrior
Due to technical difficulties, I wasn't able to view the video, but I assume that the speaker is from the 'Alt Right', which is full of neo Nazis and White 'Nationalists' (i.e. Supremacists).
What's wrong with giving neo Nazis a good beating?
Free speech.
Also, neo nazis and white nationalists are labels without meaning. I dare you to prove they are neo nazis or white nationalists by virtue of what they actually have said and make the connections. You can't. That's why they are meaningless words.
When I use the label "White Nationalist/Supremacist" or "Neo Nazi", I provide proof that there is "meaning" behind the terms.
I exposed the ultra pro Trump Alt Right Movement in my WHMBR! Part 4 thread while the Presidential primaries were taking place. There were several posts exposing them for what they are (which Trump lemmings didn't dispute, I guess they were too busy doing their fruity banana dances).
I broke down this long article into 8 posts in my thread, feel free to refute the evidence if you can.
An Actual Conservative's Guide to the Alt Right: 8 Things You Need to Know
http://www.dailywire.com/news/9441/actual-conservatives-guide-alt-right-8-things-you-michael-knowles
As the link shows: Here are a few of the key players:
•Richard Spencer, president of the white nationalist National Policy Institute, former editor of Taki’s, and founder of Radix Journal/AlternativeRight.com
•Kevin MacDonald, who as editor of The Occidental Observer promises to “present original content touching on the themes of white identity, white interests, and the culture of the West”
•Sam Francis, the late syndicated columnist who famously called for a “white racial consciousness”
•Theodore Robert Beale, the white nationalist blogger better known by his pen name Vox Day, who counts as a central tenet of the Alt-Right that “we must secure the existence of white people and a future for white children,” which represents one half of the white nationalist, neo-Nazi numerical symbol 1488. (That phrase contains 14 words, while 8 refers to the eighth letter of the alphabet, H, which doubled represents “Heil Hitler.”)
•Paul Ramsey, a white nationalist who produced a video titled “Is it wrong not to feel sad about the Holocaust?” and who seeks to revise historical accounts of the Holocaust, asking, “Do you mean that six million figure? You know that six million figure has been used many times before World War II, did you know that?”