Är alt right-rörelsen död?

Nearly everything which used to define the Alt-Right is part of our politics now. The biggest exception is the Jewish Question but awareness of that too seems to be growing largely thanks to Jonathan Greenblatt. Everyone understands now the connection between Jewish power and censorship.

So, where does this leave the Alt-Right in 2023?

It has exposed the fact that different groups of people were attracted to dissident politics for different reasons. There were contrarians like, say, Richard Spencer whose main thing was always defining himself against the mainstream Right. As the mainstream Right has changed its tune on all of these important subjects, Spencer has changed in response. David Frum and Anne Applebaum are based now. Neoliberal globalism is awesome now. Transgenderism and abortion are eugenic because conservative Christians are opposed to it. 90% of Republicans want to restrict immigration. Spencer doesn’t care about the Great Replacement. As Parrott says, it is not even worth relitigating this sort of buffoonery. You could just as easily create a bot that would spit out Spencer’s latest hot take on the news of the day.

Nick Fuentes and Andrew Anglin are another example of this. While I agree that Oliver Anthony was boosted by Benny Johnson & Co. and that the people who say he was astroturfed have a point, he is also singing about being on the verge of World War III or turning off the television, which are themes the Alt-Right focused on for decades. He says that he wrote Rich Men North of Richmond about the politicians from both parties who are owned by their corporate donors. He was complaining about our fake politics and our rigged system. Why exactly is it a problem that this resonated? Is this not true?

Anglin has written a big diatribe about how Oliver Anthony is a white trash loser and how poor White people are a grotesque monster race. Is that the dissident position?