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Originally Posted by #-3
I think people need to read a lot more history.
I'm not saying 1/3 of white Americans are actively looking to engage in Neo-Nazi activities on their own accord right now.
But I am extremely affirmatively saying well over 1/5 of total Americans would gladly go along with and explicit Neo-Nazi message if that's the direction their team turns towards, and this isn't anything special about Americans or this point in history.
In fact I would argue a good 30%+ of Americans have already taken that bargain, and would gleefully start burning crosses if that's the direction dear leader wanted to go, I frankly find it shocking that this a controversially opinion.
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What we're talking about is that if a celebrity was outed a full on Nazi whether the American public would still support them.
Firstly as I pointed out, only about 60% of Americans are non Hispanic white.. You'd assume the minorities would be against Nazism.
Next even among the most right wing groups they'd be against fascism got the simple reason that many are libertarian and in it for the rights. You know who's against rights Nazis. Even among groups like the Proud Boys they wouldn't support eugenics. People realize their leader is, Enrique Tattoo, a person of color.
In the USA the far right is militia based, and they see themselves as in opposition to overly strong governments. IMO the USA might be the last place a totalitarian government would ever take over.