“ How Breitbart and Milo Smuggled Nazi and White Nationalist Ideas ...”

“Less than you might think!” Yarvin wrote back. “I watched the election at his house, I think my hangover lasted into Tuesday. He’s fully enlightened, just plays it very carefully.”

Surprise (unless you've been paying attention)!

EDIT: I suppose this is as good a place as any to point out that this is exactly the kind of journalism that Thiel has been attempting to have a chilling effect on.

"Then it was about Y-Combinator cofounder Paul Graham; Wadwha felt Graham was being unfairly targeted for an essay he wrote about gender inequality in tech.

“Political correctness has gone too far,” Wadhwa wrote. “The alternative is communism — not equality. And that is a failed system…” Yiannopoulos passed Wadhwa’s email to Bokhari, who promptly ghostwrote a story for Breitbart, “Social Justice Warrior Knives Out For Startup Guru Paul Graham.”"

journalists really seem to long for the days when their voices were the most important ones and their profession had cultural power. now they appear to be trying to reclaim that power by positioning themselves as the high priests of the diversity theology, doling out our responsibility for sins and demanding constant contrition, while working to make it difficult for people to actually study the phenomena they decry closely enough to figure out how to actually intervene correctly.

it’s as near to offensive as i can find anything

Nazism isn't mainstream, everyone online talks about punching Nazis. Every "Nazi rally" has an even larger counter-rally attached to it.

And this isn't even discounting the fact that almost everything is called Nazism now days. I've been called a Nazi because I support a generous humanitarian refugee intake, but think illegal immigrants with no valid refugee claim shouldn't be allowed to stay.