White supremacist and the president of National Policy Institute, a white supremacist think tank, Richard Spencer, spoke about how alt-right brigade will survive the new ruling by Twitter which led to the massive purging of accounts which contained hateful imagery and display names, which included numerous alt-right accounts, in a video published by
AltRight.com on Tuesday.
He is credited with originating the term, as an abbreviated form of Alternative Right, and is the owner of the
altright.com and alternativeright.com websites.
"While trolls, white nationalists, men's rights activists, gamergaters, the
altright, and conspiracy theorists may diverge deeply in their beliefs," the authors write, "they share tactics and converge on common issues." This comprehensive report details how such groups use social media to decrease trust of mainstream media, spread misinformation, and further radicalization.
On the anonymous online message board Reddit, one of the most popular posts in the since-banned
AltRight subcommunity speculated whether "if Whites become a shrinking minority in the US, do you really think Mexicans, Africans, and Muslims will embrace our values and our Constitution?" Another poster was even blunter: "Someone needs to start a white separatist political party.
Bannon, who, as chief executive of Breitbart News, boasted of having created "the platform for the alt-right." Coincidentally, Coulter's column is carried by VDARE, an anti-immigrant, alt-right website that, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center, "also regularly publishes articles by prominent white nationalists, race scientists and anti-Semites." On September 9, Richard Spencer, president of the white nationalist National Policy Institute, spoke about Trump at an
altright press conference, noting how the movement is "riding his coattails," adding, "There's been more interest in us because we were generally pro-Trump, because we're inspired by him."
Mr Merrill argued that "
altright" leaders are supporting Mr Trump and "their supporters appear to make up half his crowd when you observe the tone of his events".
This came after it was criticised for verifying the account of Jason Kessler, a US
altright figure who organised a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, STATEMENT NEW RULES Kr Virginia.
A saber los colectivos procedentes de plataformas como 4chan, 8chan, /Pol/ o Reddit, entre otras, que crearon una subcultura de intercambio de ideas, debates y humor que desde cierto "apoliticismo" de origen, comenzaron a compartir sus experiencias y rabia con altas dosis de humor donde predominaba el machismo, el racismo y la homofobia y que recientemente es conocida como
AltRight (Derecha Alternativa) (Reguera, 2017).
Communications service Discord has also taken action to (http://www.ibtimes.com/white-supremacists-banned-online-google-discord-act-remove-extremist-content-2578447) remove white supremacist users and servers from its platform, including a server used by
AltRight.com, a white nationalist news site.
