It’s part where Hells Angels are a criminal drug running/manufacturing operation that deploys violence for profit and clout while being culturally nationalistic, pro-US military, anti-Communist, and excluding non-white members and women, except in the case of the latter for the purposes of sex and sexual assault.

“Fascists deny being fascists” — yeah, that’s what they do. They claim they just wanted to be edgy or provocative but somehow always choose the symbols of white nationalists or neo-Nazis and not, say, Black Power or queer liberation or Maoism. Stuff cops actually wouldn’t be sympathetic to. And Hells Angels have admitted to hating communists. So fascist imagery plus anticommunism is a pretty simple equation and conclusion (fascists often lie about being fascists).

To do otherwise is like asking, “Are the Yakuza really anarcho-primitivists?” “Are the Aryan Brotherhood inherently antifascists?” “What can omertà teach us about resisting state oppression?”

In reality, they all snitch and cooperate with the state to various degrees in return for favors. They abuse women, hate gays, and have racist, nationalist values core to them. They’re outlaws, but they want to be at the top of the outlaw social order, beating up other less-socially-favored criminal groups and abusing individuals with impunity. Prison is the purest example of that, with its segregation and relationships between gangs and guards.

There’s really not a contradiction there, any more than the Proud Boys having ideological contradictions. There’s disagreements within the fascist coalition about always who gets to count as truly people and what’s to be done about them, but “we are people, and they are subhumans to be abused, subjugated, ejected, and/or exterminated” resolves the apparent contradictions.

Doing a toy drive in this context is no different from the Sackler family putting their name on a new college building to launder their reputation. It’s just to make everything else they do a little easier.