And I was totally wrong about Tommy Robinson.

You're probably still wrong about a lot of things, let's be honest lol

Like what?

idk, I'm just making a wild guess since you mentioned Tommy Robinson this late in the game.

Well in my defence, I haven't got much reason to know about him. I'm from Canada.

🤷🏻

Just got on a stint of watching Brexiteers and Tommy Robinson this week.

We'll black-pill you soon enough

For a while I've trusted Majid on him but now I think Majid has treated him a bit unfair.

I'm pretty sure Maajid is 'liberal' in the same way Richard Spencer is 'far-right'

I don't get it.

Richard Spencer isn't even on the right. He's just a racist progressive lol

Well, he's alt-right though.

He is properly a fascist.

Well yeah, they call themselves 'alt-right'. It's alt-something alright. Socialists don't usually associate themselves with the Right.

So were the Nazi's not right-wing by your view?

By many people's view. They're not right wing

Nazis are a different brand of socialist

Which is definitely on the left.

It's all about collective vs individual identity. Nazis just happen to favor their white identity over others

Socialism was on the left, but that isn't all the Nazi's were. Their totalitarian impulses came from the right.

Collective identity can exist on the right.

Anyone can be totalitarian

Yeah.

The Right doesn't mean 'Authoritarian'

The totalitarianism of the Nazi's was a right-wing totalitarianism.

If anything, it's usually the opposite..

idk where you're getting this weird 'right-wing' thing from

Well, if we look at the reasons it was totalitarian it was based on separate groups into hierarchies, and disgust sensitivty towards Jews and other groups.

Those are right-wing traits my dude.

Can you provide a source for that statement?

I've heard Jordan Peterson go on about it for hours.

On Joe Rogan with Bret Weinstein.

For example.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Left%E2%80%93right_political_spectrum

Disgust sensitivity is related to trait orderliness.

JBP goes on and on about it.

Seems like he's got it right to me.

Yeah, dude. I know what he says

"In France, where the terms originated, the Left has been called "the party of movement" and the Right "the party of order"."

Seems like that goes along with what I was saying in your link there.

Or with what JBP has been lecturing about, rather.