There are supporters of Donald Trump biased against minorities and women. And there's Andrew Anglin, who describes himself as a neo-Nazi whose radical and biased view of the "inferiority" of minorities, women, Jews and "non-white".
"The non-whites genetically inferior and thus when our people come across them is a severe form of dysgenics [study of the factors that produce the accumulation and perpetuation of defective genes and traits or disadvantageous in a particular population or species] lowering the average IQ, making people less physically attractive and less moral, throwing away hundreds of thousands of years of human evolution for no reason anyone can explain, "Anglin said, founder and editor of" the Daily Stormer, "a online forum about white supremacy, via email.
Anglin did not confirm the FORBES if your theory of "genetic inferiority of non-whites" and the genetic deterioration of interracial breeding comes from the eugenics philosophy (theory that seeks to produce a selection in human collectivities, based on genetic laws) of Adolf Hitler . But in an interview in 2014 for the site "Vocativ" Anglin said that his political views were increasingly radical and eventually he found what he was looking for in the teachings of Hitler and Benito Mussolini, though he said he had not sure I wanted to "repeat everything as in Hitler's Germany."
Describing "non-white immigrants" as a "threat to the economy, the fabric of society and our genetic legacy," Anglin said the "influx of these" minorities "unassailable is an assault on the basic human relations within the community, as people foreign, with different customs, behaviors and language cause a rift in the social bonds that hold society together. "
The existence of prominent Hispanic immigrants and successful and US citizens of Hispanic descent (entrepreneurs, teachers, authors, intellectuals, scientists, a judge of the Supreme Court, film directors and even billionaires), categorically debunks racist views as of Anglin . The founder of "The Daily Stormer" did not respond when faced with these facts.
With a harsh rhetoric of Trump against Mexican immigrants, whom he called criminals and rapists, the presidential candidate of the United States has attracted the support of extreme voices in the "alt-right" - white nationalist movement that gathers around the application his.
In recent months, these voices were cited by major media, including the newspaper "The New York Times" and "The Washington Post", trying to explain why Trump is popular among them. In an article of 14 July, "The New York Times" said that the support of Anglin Trump would have, in different circumstances, "end most campaigns."
"I approved Trump, because I want a white America," Anglin said.
Trump, which has little support in the polls among minorities and women, have not openly condemned the racist intolerance of many of his supporters. The Republican candidate's spokesman did not respond to FORBES to a request for comment.
Their delegates, however, said they do not support people who think like David Duke, a former assistant KKK, active in politics and supporter of Trump. Duke is featured regularly on "The Daily Stormer" of Anglin.
In an email, Anglin describes "brown people of low IQ" as "loafers on welfare" [term evil in English that refers to "who relies on the government to live"], but, according to studies, economists and experts, the vast majority of illegal immigrants are people who work extremely hard.
The Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a non-profit, reported that in 2012, illegal immigrants paid more than $ 11.6 billion in state and local taxes.
Anglin also repeated one of the most popular myths, but unsubstantiated, among many supporters of Trump: that immigrants are more violent than white. "Illegal immigrants have a much higher rate for all types of crimes, including violent crimes than whites. It is a statistical fact that anyone can easily find. However, they are not as violent or stupid as black, "he said via email. Andrew Anglin did not reveal which sources would prove the so-called "statistical fact."
According to the National Council of American Immigration (AIC) A non-profit group that promotes human immigration policies, immigration is associated with lower crime rates and immigrants are less associated with being serious criminals than the Native Americans .
AIC also found that immigrants have fewer behavior "antisocial" violent or non-violent than the Americans, that immigrants have fewer cases of repeat offenders among teenagers "high risk" and that young immigrants who were students in the mid-1990s and are now young adults have the lowest default rates among all young people.
Moreover, between 1990 and 2013, when the number of immigrants not allowed in the United States more than tripled, the FBI data indicate that the rate of violent crimes decreased 48%. But Anglin and many who share their opinions, believe what best suits their opinions.
Anglin said he was "satisfied" with the meeting between Trump and Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto, in late August in Mexico City. "He showed the American people that, despite the way it is portrayed by the media, he (Trump) is a reasonable man to deal with people."
Hours after the meeting, which was widely condemned by Mexicans as a "massive humiliation", Trump made an incendiary speech in Phoenix in which he repeatedly portrayed immigrants as dangerous criminals and vowed to force Mexico to pay for the construction of a border wall. "The speech has far exceeded my expectations," Anglin said.
While not all illegal Mexicans are rapists, Anglin admitted, "all of them are necessarily criminals" for entering the country illegally is a "criminal act." Under US law, entering the country without papers is a misdemeanor.
Anglin did not limit his hateful language to "brown people". He also portrayed women as inferior.
Anglin agrees with the idea of Trump to build a wall on the border with Mexico and deport 11 million unauthorized immigrants. "I think it's extremely attractive to all white men. Women are not fully conscious beings and are driven by emotions and children are unable to understand the need for them. But many of them still want these parasites out. "
Anglin did not answer whether he thinks all women, including her mother, are lower. He also refused to defend his beliefs when he was given the opportunity to do so is anybody's guess.
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