> The internet has allowed him and his ilk a bigger voice, platforms to more efficiently spread their ideology and organize. And that's parent commenter's poin

> The internet has allowed him and his ilk a bigger voice, platforms to more efficiently spread their ideology and organize. And that's parent commenter's point: for all the "efficiency" of modern social media, these groups are still as fringe as they always were. And "identity and heritage" were always a part of the appeal too, so there's nothing new in that either - but let's not pretend that there aren't plenty of genuinely "softer" ideologies that appeal to the exact same things.