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There is no such thing as “alt-right”. It is another name for a command-and-control ideology, and its hierarchy and objectives are virtually indistinguishable from the most repressive of known and even applauded left-wing ideology.

Nazis were, first of all, “National Socialists”, with emphasis on “socialist”. Nationalism, in and of itself, is not necessarily a bad thing, but socialism relies on how much can be taken from those with enterprise to transfer to those with little initiative.

Islam falls into the same mindset as the “National Socialist German Workingmen’s Party” of the late and unlamented Third Reich, except they added the dimension of a supernatural deity that gave permission to impose all sorts of punitive rules and restrictions on the subjects. Neither ideology conferred a free citizenship on those under the influence of the regime that proclaimed itself as the “One Final Solution”.

Usually to the exclusion of the “unfit”.

One caution for conservatives - conservatism is correct and good, of course. But there is a whole generation which has been programmed to see conservatives as stuffy, impotent, backstabbing corruptocrats raping the government for their own gain. For that reason, they are hesitant to psychologically accept that they are conservatives, even as they feel pulled in that direction.

Because of the Bush crowd and RINO infestation, they are not far from the truth, or at least have enough justification to support their beliefs. Now they want to go right, or at least repel the left and the RINOs but they can’t see themselves as “traditional” Conservatives.

There are two groups there. The younger, new generation that pushed Trump over the line, and supported the campaign on places like Reddit and 4Chan. They don’t care about race much, and just oppose the corruption, and especially the radical, insane left.

Then there are the racialists, who want whites to oppose the race favoritism of minorities by getting whites to compete equally, and not cede to the racial minorities things like Affirmative action. Some are racists, but some just oppose the hypocrisy of minorities demanding state support and whites being expected to accept discrimination.

To the extent these groups oppose the left, and are not of the right, many see the title alt-right, and think that must be them, since they aren’t conservative.

Behind this, the old school, Hitler-loving national socialists, KKK, and so on are scrambling to claim the new movement as their own, and take leadership of it, for obvious reasons, and leftist who worked for Hillary and trying to infiltrate it, and make it look extreme.

The key for conservatives will be to give this new group its own identity for a while, and let them percolate in their anti-leftism until they mature into full traditional conservatives who oppose RINOism.

To that end, I would not assail the “Alt-right,” given it is not a clear cut, well defined group, and we should not offend those who may be on their way into our camp.

However having a “New Right” and maybe other “Rights” to psychologically house these guys until they complete their metamorphosis and mature into Anti-establishment TradCons is probably useful.