They posted swastikas and praised Hitler in forums with names like “National Socialist Army” and “Führer’s Gas Chamber.” They arranged final weekend’s “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Va., linking a few major white supremacy teams for an daunting display of force. As soon as that rally switched life-threatening, with all the killing of the counterdemonstrator that is 32-year-old they cheered and talked about keeping a gathering in the woman’s funeral.
A group chat app that was popular among far-right activists for two months before the Charlottesville rally, I embedded with a large group of white nationalists on Discord. 続きを読む It was the Alt-Right’s Favorite Chat App. Then Arrived Charlottesville.