Vox Day is, at best, a professional troll in the same vein as Milo Yingyangbadingdang.
At worst he's a Nazi with his dick in an emaciated corpse staring wide-eyed down the barrel of an M1 with his hands up yelling "Ich bin kein Nazi."
Either way, he's a scumbag, he doesn't speak for anyone worth considering, and taking his point of view on anything political is folly.
dfwmtx wrote:The NRO article leaves out love of anime, Pepe/Kek, and the God-Emperor Trump. I don't think the author lurked on /pol/ enough. Or this is old, because the alt-right seems to have dropped Milo since his overblown pedo-scandal (revenge for an alt-right obsession with Podesta and the Pizzagate pedos, methinks).
They may have dropped Milo, but they failed to wipe him off. Basic hygiene, that.
Also I think the NRO article makes too much of the racial aspect of the "cuck" insult. It's equivalent to "RINO", but with the implication of "you've let other people ruin the country, and you were too weak to stop it, or you actually wanted it".
Hardly.
We've been over this before.
If anything, the NRO article you posted focuses more on the ethno-nationalist aspects of the alt-right, and ignores the civic nationalism. Alt-right is still trying to find itself, which does lead to some "big tent" aspects, and makes it easier to rally around a platform based off a few common bullet points like Trump has.
The alt-right found itself awhile a long time ago.
The "alt-right" briefly encompassed anyone right of center who didn't fall in line with mainstream Republicans, e.g. libertarians, anarchists of various stripes, etc. Now it means people fapping to pictures of naked blonde women in glorivs Evropan vheat fields and spamming "deus vult" every time a Muslim terrorist attack happens. If they got any traction, they'd fall apart immediately as the fedora-bedecked MRA atheists turned on the Catholics who turned on the Lutherans who turned on the Baptists, and so on.
The alt-right is a boil on the ass of a hemorrhoid.