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January 6, 2017
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as posted by the channelOur video "Are the Alt-Right the New Nazis?" provoked more comments than any other video we've done. We go through the good, bad and the ugly and respond to them in turn. Did we get it right this time? Let us know and subscribe for new videos every week.
After Trump's election, video of Richard Spencer's National Policy Institute conference featuring people yelling "Heil Trump" and giving Nazi-esque salutes went viral. We covered the story in our video "Are the Alt-Right the New Nazis?" and people promptly blitzkrieged the comments section. Many people took issue of our characterization of Spencer as a Nazi or indicative of the alt-right as a whole, or pointed to people like Milo Yiannopoulos, Paul Joseph Watson or Pepe as more characteristic. What do you think?
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