the term was popularized during this last election to mean that

Popularized by... was it Milo?

and all it took was someone else to mention it

for Richard Spencer to suddenly become relevant

naw, they redefined white supremacist is anything or any one who disagrees with them

the term meant /pol/

no concrete ideas

white supremacy was part of it, but didn't define it

I'd disagree.

Even if it DID mean anything else, Alt-right has been sullied anyway.

I'd fight the Left over words

there is two definitions of alt-right. What the left thinks it is, and what everyone accused of being alt-right things its is

but pulling words back from the alt-right won't do us any good.

to the left, anything right of Stalin is "alt-right"

The fact is that the alt right is hard to discern, between their figureheads and the trolls that are out just to get a rise out of people. It gives off the impression that they're not serious, and if they are not taking their beliefs that seriously, why should anyone else?

I believe Alt-Right begins with anyone presenting as being 'right', but in support of an ethnostate.

it's like ppl don't know 4chan

I don't agree

I'm willing to bet MSM didn't know what 4chan and /pol/ where and took them seriously

alt-right doesn't necessarily support an ethnostate

typical old people not understanding the internet

I thought they were nationalists that believed since every race has it's own "state" in the world, then that would include white people as well. I don't even think I've heard many self-described alt-righters claim to be "supremecist", so much as just acknowledging that there are racial differences.

Belial

but they do acknowledge the problems of open borders and "white genocide"

in much the same way that I once would've considered myself a feminist, and a humanist

Those words mean something different now.

they have all been hijacked by the same group of people

like they had strings attaching them to that group as they fell into a black hole

thereºs a big difference

feminist was taken by a group and used for power

you know that feeling

alt-right was redefined by their enemies

When you're a fan of a video game series or something

Civic nationalism.

and then you realize that the other people who call themselves fans of that thing

@RyeNorth ik where you're going with this =p

make stuff like this?

but I don't think this is the case

I can't call myself a Sonic fan.

alt-right was redefined by outsiders