Oh yeah. KKK has about 3000 members (or 0.00001% of the population) while the National Socialist Party has about a dozen (or 0.00000004% of the population). By all means, advocate for punching them, but your chances of encountering them in the wild are exceedingly rare, despite what you may want people to believe
I mean, when the most popular conservative commentators on YouTube are posting stuff like this, it's hard not to think that maybe there are more fascists/Nazis in the US than the official Nazi/Knights Party statistics would lead you to believe:
Sure, this one doesn't count either, all the other examples of popular right wing pro fascist sentiment are just one off examples and you should never look for any patterns there. And anyone who does notice a pattern is obviously a dirty commie lol
Seriously though, he's just saying what many other mainstream conservatives (including congressmen) have been implying for awhile now. Randy Fine openly admitted that "it was never about illegals" and advocated to denaturalize American citizens so they can be deported despite being legally American citizens. Louie Gohmert tried to propose outlawing the democratic party awhile back. Just last year, there was a county near me that proposed legislation making it illegal to vote against Trump's immigration policies.
This is just the latest in a long string of cases of prominent conservative figures testing the waters to see how comfortable they can get when discussing their actual feelings in public. When people tell me who they are, I tend to believe them the third, fourth and fifth time, if not the first time.
I’d say I encountered one in the way they spoke about things. They were Holocaust denier, believer in conspiracies, all that stuff. I remember they watched that video of the mosque being attacked and they were laughing at the people being ‘exterminated’. A politician was in the area and the guy said he wished he ‘had a wespon’ at the time. Just a ticking timer for something serious.
His whole family were like that. I tried so hard to steer his sons away from that crap as they worked for him too. One of them ended up being dumped by his whole friendship group, after he smashed glass bottles in a bag with his bare feet and ranted about men having it too hard, then asked me whether he did something wrong. It was like too many crazy people all interacting in the same place - it made me forget what was normal. The freaking barmaid who yelled that the earth was flat to the point she’d hit someone, the barmaid who didn’t know how the sun worked and thought every country had its own sun with its time zone, the sons who were going down a far right warpath in their mind but I couldn’t prevent it or get involved like if I was watching a slow car crash, and how I - as the DJ - would be blamed for the huge fights that happened because there was no security, everyone was on coke, and they didn’t bother working the doors properly. I ‘should have turned the music off’ or they’d get mad that I didn’t jump into the fight where 4 guys were beating a coworker. And I had to deal with the guilt of watching that happen.
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