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The son of the founder of the white nationalist website, Stormfront, who has renounced his father’s views, tells what America’s Neo-Nazi, white supremacist movement looked like from the inside and why he finds it dangerous. Here’s how he starts out (emphasis added):

My dad often gave me the advice that white nationalists are not looking to recruit people on the fringes of American culture, but rather the people who start a sentence by saying, “I’m not racist, but …”

Much more at the link.

Afterthought:

Natch, “I’m not racist, but” means “I’m a racist, and.”

It’s a corollary to what I learned back when I did management training in communications skills:

“Yes, but” always means “No.”

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