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Except Trump is both a populist and a nationalist, they are not opposite positions.The Left-Right axis is OK when speaking in generalities. It would be better to use multiple Axes (nationalist-populist, socialist-libertarian, religious-nonreligious, authoritarian-liberal etc.) when describing the nature of various political movements, that's why I used "White nationalist" to describe Trump. My description included who is the main component of followers and their general political thrust.So you agree that the label "far right" is just fear-mongering? You do realize that you just conceded here, right?Welcome to the real world where ideological purity does not exist.Name non-white groups that are considered "far right" or "ultra right" by both the US and European medias.
If you can't then your definition is invalidated.
Even the European media occasionally admit that the "far right" parties are actually left wing on economics and most social issues.
BTW, "Far right" parties only embrace that terrible label because it differentiates them from other parties and gets them more publicity(mostly bad).
White nationalists support Trump because is pro-white and help their agenda by securing the border, not because they give a damn about "lbgtq".
Trump is a demagogue and a charlatan; White Nationalists support Trunk because he is a fascist and they are fascists. How do you identify a fascist in the 21st century in America? The wrap themselves in the American flag, carry the cross of Christianity, and piss on both.
The term "white nationalist" is just a euphemism meaning "Nazi." It's an attack on every patriotic American.
You're a douche bag, pure and simple.