Sounds like a good evaluation from a drunk squaw at 12:30 am on a Saturday morning, doesn't it???While I disagree with him and find that the idea that ONLY right wingers detest Wikipedia (I don't think most college professors are right wingers), I still encourage you to check the actual sources for their validity.I've seen how the Libs cherrypick sources...So you link to a source where anybody can write and edit...Wikipedia provides the best definition of the alt-right that I've seen:
The alt-right is a segment of far-right ideologies presented as an alternative to mainstream conservatism in the United States.[1]The alt-right has been described as a movement unified by support for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump,[2][3][4] as well as opposition to multiculturalism and immigration.[5][6]
The alt-right has no official ideology, but various sources have described it as a loosely defined conservative movement associated with white nationalism,[6][7][8] white supremacism,[2][6][9][10] antisemitism,[2][6][11][8] right-wing populism,[12][13] nativism,[14] and theneoreactionary movement.[1][15][16]
The alt-right has been said to be a largely online movement with Internet memes widely used to advance or express its beliefs, often on websites such as 4chan.[2][9][11][17][18]
Alt-right - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Sorry, but you need to find a credible source, since you could have easily inserted your bullshit into the one you posted....
That's not really how wikipedia works. I realize this is a right wing talking point, because you guys HATE wikipedia, but you can't just go in there and edit whatever you want. They're very strict and everything must come with accurate citations.
If you don't like wiki, click through to the sources. Educate yourself.
At times it's laughable...
What's next??? Links from Moron.org???
Wikipedia is a good "base" of information. The definition of the alt-right sounds very accurate.
Peyote much???