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A basket class for the ethno-nationists, strange WTF on the right, and well as the far-right plutocrats and generational trusts who are backing and manipulating them. The term Alt-Lite is used by Alt-Right members who want to distance themselves from the people they secretly agree with. The tag represents semantic-closeness rather than identity.
A basket class for the ethno-nationists, racists, xenophobes, misogynists, strange WTF on the far right, and well as the far-right plutocrats and generational trusts who are backing and manipulating them. The term Alt-Lite is used by Alt-Right members who want to distance themselves from the people they secretly agree with. The tag represents semantic-closeness rather than identity. i.e. this category includes people and groups who are perhaps not Alt-Right themselves, but pander to them, manipulate them, or exploit them for power and money.
==See also==
==See also==
*{{Wikipedia-inline|Alt-right}}
*{{Wikipedia-inline|Alt-right}}

Revision as of 12:01, 4 June 2019

A basket class for the ethno-nationists, racists, xenophobes, misogynists, strange WTF on the far right, and well as the far-right plutocrats and generational trusts who are backing and manipulating them. The term Alt-Lite is used by Alt-Right members who want to distance themselves from the people they secretly agree with. The tag represents semantic-closeness rather than identity. i.e. this category includes people and groups who are perhaps not Alt-Right themselves, but pander to them, manipulate them, or exploit them for power and money.

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