[SE Mom]

Funny you should ask. I’ve spent a couple of hours wandering around Twitter reading some feeds of these “alt/right”, nazi anti-semites. They are young, smart and full of rage and distorted hate. They have hooked themselves onto Trump and think he’s on their side. They hate jews. Because it’s cool now.

Words have power. Nationalism is an innocent word, but because of Germany’s history it’s now associated with Hitler. These young kids on Twitter are scary to me. Richard Spencer is not a good guy.

The amount of disinformation and psyops is just as powerful after the election as it was before.

[FreedomUS]

I’m still not clear what alt-right really is. I’m a conservative proud American.
But if Steve Bannon says he is alt-right, I am confident that most alt-right are not racists/anti-semites. I haven’t seen negative in Breitbart. That, regardless of Spencer the garbage Nazi calls himself.

[Steve_Seattle]

"These young kids on Twitter are scary to me. Richard Spencer is not a good guy."

I agree. Last winter, these people started spamming sites like National Review with hundreds of anti-Semitic and racist comments, many of them embedded in graphics depicting swastikas and Adolph Hitler. At first, I thought they were leftists doing their absurd impersonation of conservatism, but then I realized these people were the so-called "alt-right," which I had never heard of.

They are indeed horrible people, and I hope their presence never moves beyond the Internet and into the streets. If there are any real hate crimes coming from Trump supporters, it is coming from this group.