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Slack.com slash DHQ. There seems to be some confusion in the media about the difference

between the right and the alt-right. For instance, the alt-right is famously anti-semitic

and yet the New York Times, a former newspaper, has associated them with orthodox Jew Ben

Shapiro in such sentences as quote, Ben Shapiro is alt-right. And if you believe that, we

have a yarn about Trump colluding with the Russians, you're really going to love you sucker, unquote.

I guess the New York Times isn't even pretending anymore. In any case, as a public service to

the Times and other dishonest organs of misinformation, strangling on their hatred of ordinary people's

freedom, here's a handy guide on how to distinguish between right-wingers who believe in the

noble concepts of liberty handed down to us by our forefathers and alt-writers who are

sniggering little fem boys spewing hatred on YouTube. It's a subtle distinction, but with

a little help, even the New York Times might figure it out. One, real right-wingers come

in all different skin colors and religions and no religion and various sexualities and

also include a startling number of women who somehow managed to be extremely intelligent

and also smoking hot, which is an amazing side benefit of the whole movement. Alt-writers

have never actually been with a woman because they hate everybody who doesn't look like them.

And I mean, look at them. Two, real right-wingers believe in ordered liberty is established over

centuries of Western history and in shy, shined in the Constitution. Alt-writers don't

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