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From memes to race war: How extremists use popular culture to lure recruits - "'How many of these people are really reading books about neo-Nazism? Hardly any,' she said. 'The far right has its own culture. They have their own world, their own language, their own music. Many of them are completely ideologically incompatible, but they use conspiracy theories and culture to try to create cohesion where it doesn’t exist.'
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"'The only thing I’m grateful for these days is that Trump allowed us to reach a much broader population and to use a gentler way of bringing people into the fold,' Black said. [ed. note: founder of Stormfront] 'For years, I was pretty demoralized by the number of people turning out to our Columbus Day demonstrations. Then Trump comes along and gets tens of thousands of people and a certain percentage of them look further into our ideas.'"
