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Category Archives: Andrew Anglin
‘My Fellow Youtube Commentators’
Colin Liddell writes: On my latest appearance on Luke Ford’s YouTube livestream I made a few comments that referred to the way in which idiots like Richard Spencer allowed the Alt-Right to be subverted and destroyed by shills/ plants/ Nazitards/ … Continue reading
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JTA: This Jewish lawyer defends America’s most infamous Nazi
Ron Kampeas writes: WASHINGTON (JTA) — Jay Marshall Wolman, like a thousand other lawyers on Twitter, is wry, maybe a little coarse and, well, Jewish, peppering his tweets with Hebrew blessings and other Jewish references. He gets deadly serious, though, … Continue reading
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The Atlantic: ‘The Making of an American Nazi: How did Andrew Anglin go from being an antiracist vegan to the alt-right’s most vicious troll and propagandist—and how might he be stopped?’
My major complaint about this article is that it portrays people such as Andrew Anglin as lashing out at phantoms rather than real people with real conflicts of interest. Life is war. Different groups have different interests. Diversity plus proximity … Continue reading
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ADL: Andrew Anglin: Five Things to Know
Friend: “So-called “intellectual racists,” EXACTLY! If someone doesn’t believe race is a social construct, how can they be an intellectual?” From the ADL in 2016: 1. Andrew Anglin, 32, runs the neo-Nazi website, The Daily Stormer. Anglin, who is based … Continue reading
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A Truce In The Battle For The Soul Of American White Nationalism?
Southern Poverty Law Center: Richard Spencer seems to have given up on putting a spin for reporters on what happened during the National Policy Institute conference last month, when his supporters responded to a toast by throwing stiff-arm Nazi salutes … Continue reading
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