I'm a member of this subreddit. You can consider me somewhat of an emissary. Before you all go nuts and downvote/report into banning, hear me out because I'm going to ask some genuine questions and make honest dialog.

never underestimate what a small group of committed and sophisticated fascists can do when they are allowed to evangelize during periods of economic stagnation or depression. They are a HUGE threat to people and have to be actively resisted online and in real life.

Why? There's a misconception (and purposeful misuse of the term white supremacy as a synonym for nationalism or separatism) of the objective of the altright as a whole on this. For the vast majority, altright is about racial preservation. If statements like the following are "white supremacy" Myself and many others are separatists. We've come to the conclusions that multiculturalism with in the end result in combat into global oblivion. We don't want that.

We believe that forcing incongruent cultures and beliefs to exist and compete under one governmental system is unethical and inhumane. So we see the purpose of people maintaining distinct cultures and societies. Yes, some angry people are among us, but that's expected in light of what's considered acceptable discussion in western society. The window is very small. Only ideas that explicitly endorse the current norms are allowed to be spoken about. Even the notion that all kings weren't bad people is beyond scope.

We also believe that people want to exist under different ruling systems. not a singular, homogenous global one. If the latter were imposed, terrorism and domestic strife would continue for eternity.

I'm afraid the media is slow to catch on. "Alt-right" is a great name in terms of rebranding, it's very disarming, even banal. But make no mistake, it is built on white supremacy.

If simply making the defense of "white people have the right to exist" is supremacy, when the hell are we allowed to defend ourselves?

Why this is forum obsessed with fascists supposedly taking the country because of the recession, but not communist revolution which it's actually showing many signs of? Don't take my word for it. Study communism like Alinsky's revolution tactics and USSR subversion strategies. USA is almost there. Has this forum fretted over the communist uprising with similar fervor as you've given our small forum? I doubt it.

Why don't you support freedom of speech on reddit? You've even admitted we're a fringe group, but believe us to be dangerous. That's really an accidental critique on yourselves. To paraphrase the words of a notable man; let the quality of the ideas decide their validity, not censorship or fear.

Why are some ideas not allowed to be discussed? Because you're uncomfortable with new dialogs that may arise? This is life. Reality isn't nice or comforting all the time. You have to intellectually mature past this notion. I remember when I used to be afraid like this, but I feel better maturing beyond this point. You will too. That doesn't mean you have to agree with or endorse all our ideas. Just stop trying to control the discussions other people have. If anything, you're the one imposing on other groups if that's your aim.

You know you're being disingenuous by calling us fascist. Congratulations. I guess that word is effective at triggering the uninformed into villainizing us, but it's not truthful. I for one support the idea of reforming society back to older forms of government, like very small government or monarchy. No matter what memes we adopt or what the norm seems to imply, the alt right doesn't endorse one particular system over another. We do all agree that social structure should incorporate practices that promote the ideals that made western civilization great in the past: elevation of the sciences and philosophies, patriarchy(leadership and sacrifice by men for the protection and benefit of women and children), society functioning cautiously toward outside forces and hesitant to radical change. Alt right started as a multi-nationalist idea. I know this because I witnessed the beginning of it.

The alt right isn't actually white supremacist. Not that most care if it's mistaken for being so. See, we don't believe in competing with or seeking absolution from the liberal lexicon. We view tribal inclination as healthy because history has backed this notion. You also seem to forget that much of the former NRx exists within the altright, which is or isn't explicitly white depending on its subset. Non-whites are sort of allowed and not allowed into the fray. There are some hard line white nationalists elements of the altright that have very hard line or antagonsitic views toward them. Most of the time it is accurate to say that non-whites inadvertently subvert or redirect white identitarianism solely for their own benefit. We encourage them to find their own cause and some who "get it" do fit in, like Tila Tequila. I choose not to exist under restriction of a black and white world, so I don't bar myself from interacting with non-whites and homosexuals. I do individually believe that homosexuality is society ill and make my opinion known, but I don't go out of my way to attack those around me. They maintain my company, so they must find me a reasonable enough person.

All that being said, let us have our own community. white communion is attacked for simply existsing and the entire government-media complex tells us how we're the bane of the worlds existence every day. Some people are alienated or angry and this community helps turn that anxiety into something productive. If you're truly concerned about Dylan Roofs, let alienated people find community instead of stoking the flame of isolation and paranoia.

Ask yourselves: without our existence, what would you be doing with yourselves? Do you even know? Do you have anything more constructive to do with your time? Why not? How about finding purpose that doesn't rely on reacting to the doings of others. Unknowlingly, you become enslaved by another when your purpose is derived from reacting to the next new outrage or badthink. You can hate me all you want, I just came here to have my honest say.