What is the Alt-right?
Have you heard the term "alt-right"? Did you know the definition?
Hillary mentioned "alt-right" in her speech the other day. The term has been around for months and I never knew what it meant. So I googled it and clicked on Wikipedia. Here's what I got.
Joy Reid covered "alt-right" for an hour this morning on MSNBC. Good for her. This topic needs to have a very bright spotlight focused on it. They are the "white-supremacist" scum that infect our society. And one of their ilk is now Trump's main man, the ex CEO of the hate site called Breitbart.
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did you ever notice how claims of "harassment" and "misogyny" are usually followed up with pleads for donations?
Funny that. 
Because you can't possibly have deduced that I condone criminal activity from any of the above posts.
Unless your inability to comprehend nuance is getting in the way again, and you're just attempting to poison the well because you have nothing substantive to say.
Frankly, I think it's a little suspicious that Anita Sarkeesian raised over a million dollars for the purpose of producing videos--she's produced three over a two year period--and usually timed her fundraisers to coincide with the "harassment" she would get--usually in the form of people disagreeing with her and calling her a scammer.
And that's not to mention her and Zoe Quinn running off to Google and the UN to get them to start censoring their critics under the guise of "preventing harassment."
So, again, you'll have to point out where you got the idea that GamerGate is overrun with white nationalists and fascists, because the major figures identified with the movement are primarily liberals and libertarians.
One is from alt-right HQ (to the extent that there is an HQ), but is full of good references and information, and yes, even some insight since they are embedded.
The other is moderated by large numbers of people who insist on clarity and neutrality and reliable reputable sources. No making stuff up ("original research"
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alt-right
The alt-right has no official ideology, but various sources have described it as a loosely defined conservative movement that is associated with white nationalism,{7}{8}{9} white supremacism,{7}{10}{11} antisemitism,{7}{9}{12} right-wing populism,{13}{14} nativism,{15}{16} and the neoreactionary movement.{17}{18}
The alt-right has been said to be a largely online movement with Internet memes widely used to advance or express its beliefs, often on websites such as 4chan.{10}{12}{19}{20}
http://www.breitbart.com/tech/2016/03/29/an-establishment-conservatives-guide-to-the-alt-right/
(from near the end)
The intellectuals are animated by a similar thrill: after being taken for granted for centuries, they’re the ones who get to pick apart some of the Enlightenment’s dead dogmas. The 1488ers just hate everyone; fortunately they keep mostly to themselves.
The really interesting members of the alt-right though, and the most numerous, are the natural conservatives. They are perhaps psychologically inclined to be unsettled by threats to western culture from mass immigration and maybe by non-straight relationships. Yet, unlike the 1488ers, the presence of such doesn’t send them into fits of rage. They want to build their homogeneous communities, sure — but they don’t want to commit any pogroms along the way. Indeed, they would prefer non-violent solutions.
I suppose I'm missing on something, but hey, can't be reading everything 
