@radeon #rapemetoo ?

the answer is obvious

Is the answer soy?

this whole article is just sidestepping from the obvious fact that literally everyone is aware of which is that black women are generally unattractive

why do you think there are relatively few black porn actresses

is there a source?

I just watched a stream about how Megan Merkle isn't a black queen because she's only half

lol

@Deleted User to old people, #metoo is pronounced poundmetoo

Lol

Never heard of that one before

# = "pound sign"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Number_sign

Hey guys, I need a little help

Before the alt right became white nationalists, What were they promoting, other than free speech?

and

What kinds of people does the current alt right have?

Well, Milo Yiannopoulos tried to use the term to label conservatives that were tired of the GOP and partisanship, but Spencer and friends were already using it to label themselves.

The earliest usage seems to be from 10 years ago.

Is this a fair assessment?
```The alt right was initially a movement for conservatives who didn’t agree with the conservative movement. They started out to promote ideals, especially free speech and Border Control. But eventually, people like Richard Spencer, who wants a white ethnostate, and literal neo-nazis, took advantage of their free speech ideals, and after a CNN interview which framed Richard Spencer as the leader of the Alt Right, The movement has dissolved into a loose connection of White Ethnostatists, Nationalist socialists, and White Identitarians.```

Well, can't trust too much on wikipedia.

It's not wikipedia

I wrote that lol

I wanna be sure I'm not mis representing them

I've heard Milo used the term before he knew Spencer was using it.

So it's a bit confusing.

I saw that, in his cathy newman interview, where he said "A fresh new movement for conservatives with new ideas"

Later Milo gave up on trying to define the term himself, and just let Spencer have it.

Now he just refers to it as him being a bit misinformed about the usage of the term.

CNN framing Spencer as the leader of the Alt-right didn't help

But, there are black people on quora who also claim to be alt right

And i'm confused

It's a bit like the Skeptic™ Community... it's not well defined, in the first place.

I don't think it's fair to say it "started as...", because the root of the term, "alternative right" fit more than one group.

when i first heard it, i thought alt-right was a broad term for an alternative to neocons or something

The change didn't happen within a single group, it's just one group kept using the term, the others decided to abandon it.

https://www.quora.com/Why-did-you-join-the-alt-right-movement/answer/Frank-Smytt

mostly because of the ties to white nationalism

This man claims to be one of the original founders of the alt right

He's black

interesting