The alt-right used to be a catch term for strong disagreement with the modern immigration laws while still being a conservative

No one here is in there, so who can say? I don't think they exist or if they do they are about as influential as heavens gate members .

Also more national-conservative than conservative

@Shrimpf that's nonsense

Utter fucking nonsense

Explain why

What about the socialist that feels immigration is bad for the working class?

In a way the immigration laws is true

That is also true @johnfrum#8811

What are you talking about

What about the centrist who doesn't feel any way about anything but simply would prefer immigrants integrate?

We're talking the right

And make policy towards accepting people whonhave a high chance of integration?

Alt-right

>having an opinion on something that doesn't directly concern you
focus on individuals yo

It implies right

Not left

Many economical leftists have this contradiction... I want immigration but also I don’t want it

Not center

But right

The alt-right is per definition a right-wing movement

@Shrimpf I'm saying your definition doesn't make sense as a partisan issue

That guy, Secular talk, is a economic nativist

But at the same time is pro immigration

Hmmm

The alt-right is a movement of people on the right with fringe views

Fringe towards the far-right

So their views fall out of the Overton window

@johnfrum#8811 what do you understand as alt right

They're generally not accepted by the political field

Removing the quote and quote self proclaimed leaders

You defined them as immigration sceptic, so anyone who has that regardless of other opinions is alt right.

Tho the alt-right saw a strong split

Where a lot of people denounced their figurehead position within the alt-right

And it became much further right afterwards

No

Milo?

I said alt-right

So anyone on the left who is sceptic is not alt-right

Because it's alt-right

He was the self proclaimed leader of the alt right then he dropped it