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Cowardly facist-appeaser John O'Neill of Black Gate censors accurate Foz Meadows essay, after a complaint *so blatantly absurd* that even a dumbshit like John O'Neill must have noticed it was nonsense. Of course, O'Neill used to publish the neo-Nazi in question, despite his famously citing the Holocaust as a simple means by which the USA should rid itself of hispanics, and his enthusiastic endorsement of the specific white supremacist statments of neo-Nazism, so all the evidence before this shows O'Neill is PRETTY GODDAMN STUPID, but not even he's THAT stupid.

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supergee.livejournal.com

Vox Day is technically not a Neo-Nazi. Pass it on.

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theweaselking.livejournal.com

No, that's wrong.

Ted Beale *says* he's not a neo-Nazi because he disingenuously claims that "not being a German member of the National Socialist Workers Party Of Germany, before 1945" is sufficient to prevent him from being called a Nazi of *any kind*, forever. He claims this not only because he is dishonest and stupid, but also because he wants people to pick a fight with *that* and not over his positions.

However, his writing and his positions and in particular his enthusiastic adoption and promulgation of neo-Nazi creeds like "we must secure the existence of our people and a future for white children" clearly expose him as, no shit, a neo-Nazi.

Ted Beale is a neo-Nazi. The "sadly rabid puppies" are and have always been a white supremacist hate group led by neo-Nazis. Nothing Foz Meadows said was even slightly *arguable*, let alone actually untrue. And John O'Neill of Black Gate is either cowardly and stupid (because he believes Beale's false claim that there's some EU law against being a Nazi) or actively collaborating (because he knows it's a lie and is taking the excuse to try to normalise Beale as somehow better than a Nazi).