Because I'm the person that originally brought up the
podcast , I feel compelled to reiterate that I did so as evidence for the (I thought obvious) claim being asserted by many in this thread that, indeed there are prominent modern day neo-Nazis that advocate for genocide and fascistic ethnostates. I used that podcast specifically because it's by far the most convenient source I'm aware of that specifically catalogues what those kinds of people actually say, and what kind of discourse happens in those circles. The hosts of the show created it to document that sort of content after realizing how often it gets scrubbed from easy-to-access platforms due to deplatforming, other forms of censorship, and even the creators' own efforts to censor themselves to appear more mainstream.
If you don't want to listen to it (although, again, I recommend you do), choose whatever subject you like from the episode list and have a look at the sources or transcript. Because otherwise, as plague311 was saying, it really looks like you're refusing to engage with evidence that disagrees with your assertions.
