When the whole Charlottesville thing was blowing up, I realized that the only source of information I was getting about the Alt-Right was from people who opposed them. It would be like if we heard this during the Obama presidency, "And now, to deliver the Republican rebuttal to the State of the Union, Senator Chuck Schumer."
Yeah, so.
I decided that it was incumbent on me to actually research what they believed from unbiased sources. Accordingly, I found the following video:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=QujdlVuufmcI've only watched about half of it thus far, but I think I get the general gist of their position.
The basic premise is this: they believe that it is difficult, if not impossible, for whites to live harmoniously with other races, especially blacks. Therefore, they want an "ethnostate" - that is, a place where whites can live segregated. If not a full "ethnostate" then they seek to keep "white communities white" and to empower white communities.
While I don't support this position, I'm intrigued at the glaring double standard we impose on this group. Black groups have been calling on empowering black communities and keeping black communities black for quite some time.
Hell, Amazon is putting on a show where blacks get an ethnostate - THREE actually:
http://variety.com/2017/tv/news/amazon-slavery-reparations-series-black-america-will-packer-aaron-mcgruder-1202512379/They say it is "reparations," but it's the same thing - a black ethnostate.
Blacks call for "space spaces" at universities. When the Alt-Right calls for "safe spaces" for whites, they are called Nazis.
Now, I haven't watched the whole video, but I'm 100% sure I have not yet heard any of the speakers call for the killing of blacks. I have heard BLM speakers call all whites universally evil, though.
So - while I don't agree with what the Alt-Right stands for - actually listening to their position paints them in an entirely different picture than the talking heads on TV paint while tripping over themselves to condemn them in the harshest possible terms.