That makes it sound like something from physics. Get enough of these atoms together, add water, and BANG: a chain reaction that irrevocably leads to instant Hit

That makes it sound like something from physics. Get enough of these atoms together, add water, and BANG: a chain reaction that irrevocably leads to instant Hitler. My own experience is that a tiny number of people (usually sporting neck tattoos) support fascism. Young white males have all sorts of opinions. Find any working men's club anywhere in the West and drop in for a spot of anthropology. > So I'd say that if a movement truly only caters to the young white single male while he remains in that state, rather than planning and providing for his future, This is all very high brow and most rightists don't think like this at all. 'Movement'? That is a leftist thing. Rightists don't go around protesting, almost never. The association ought to prepare a path or plot a future? Propositions straight from the mothership. Hardly anybody right wing thinks like this. Most will drop in and out of different organizations depending on whether we're obsessed with this time. The nearest collection of young white males and a copy of Mein Kamph is the public library. It is worth considering the possibility that each century has different political ideologies. In the 20th century we got an earful of communism and fascism. The 21st century could contain something different, just as the 19th century didn't have much of a parallel to the 20th. Personally I hope for an intersection between extreme rightism and ecology by way of the Hunger Games. Something new! But different!