Andrew Anglin, one of America's vilest bigots, has been spewing misogyny since he was welcomed back to the platform in December.
. Anglin, a proud neo-Nazi who had been permanently suspended in 2013, is one of several previously banned extremists Musk has reinstated since taking control of the platform in October. Some of them, like Jan. 6 rally organizer Ali Alexander and white nationalist Nick Fuentes,Anglin is more than a typical neo-Nazi troll.
” He’s espoused a disgusting gamut of bigoted viewpoints, including a hatred of women. He reminded everyone of just how deep his misogyny runs during a recent podcast episode,“The first big thing that caused [problems with Western civilization] was allowing women an education instead of saying that when she’s old enough she needs to start breeding,” Anglin said. “Is this good for society? No one can argue that. What gives women happiness is marriage and being submissive to a man.
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