American Renaissance

Rube Goldberg machine, rather.

Um, around the time of this interview, in fact, it turns out Milo was also in regular communication with white nationalists at American Renaissance and people like Richard Spencer that he was just-

Oh, yeah

... regularly hanging out and chatting with.

I write under the name of James Kirkpatrick over at VDare.com. Twitter, VDare James K. I've got the James Polk avatar.

And then at American Renaissance and other places, I write under the name of Gregory Hood.

I've been doing this for a while, and the pen names have just sort of become brands associated with the different sites.

But I'm not trying to hide anything or do anything like that at this point.

And it's going to take people doing something that is against their short-term safety and economic interest.

And that's a heck of a thing because, like I said, I'm not putting myself up as some guy who's different from everybody else.

I mean, my job is essentially different from everybody else's because I work for American Renaissance.

So I can get fired the same way as other people can.

To discuss this issue, to discuss the political theory of execution, why it's important, and what it reveals about the way we conceptualize authority, I brought on Kevin Deanna.

Kevin Deanna is one of the greatest political commentators currently working on the American right, a long career at American Renaissance, Vider, other such associations.

You should be aware of what he's doing.

His podcast is one of my favorites.

From the ACLU.

Like I said, she's, she's going to pull from people that, you know, I don't think she's going to be quoting American Renaissance here and that's okay.

All right.

All this for a population that is considerably smaller than New Jersey's.

We're talking like 2006, 2007.

And I was writing for American Renaissance, Radix, Countercurrents, all these kinds of sites.

Yeah.

And that's how like everything that became the alt-right when there was just like 10 of us.

Basically, like I was doing these these two worlds at once, like writing in these kind of some I call extreme websites, but at the same time doing normie conservative stuff, doing normie Republican stuff.

And that was pretty typical of a lot of people.

And then over the last few years, I started working full time for American Renaissance, started working under my own name.

There's no reason after you get doxxed.

I'm already an on, you know, these kids don't care what he was doing in 2015 or whatever.

But I remember like, didn't I write about him at American Renaissance and back in like 2015, 2016, I, I think myself and Jared Taylor both write about him.

I think Jared's piece and this is Jared talking like a conservative begs for mercy.

Like he was like one of the original guys to which that now outdated term applied to.

It's a question of don't bring in the people who are inevitably going to demand this.

But of course, that's a bridge too far.

I mean, this is what's so frustrating, especially with the online, right? Is we talk about these sorts of concepts, especially, I mean, I work for American Renaissance, right? So every once in a while I'm saying something and people are in the comments like,

oh, race and IQ again, we know