Anonymous #1 5w

It’s been co-opted by neonazis. The OG Nazis had a similar phrase: Germany First. There’s protectionism. Then there’s this movement being pushed by the neonazi and Holocaust-denier Nick Fuentes.

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Anonymous #2 5w

Idk bro i just think we should focus here instead of sending a trillion to Israel

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Anonymous #1 5w

Which is perfectly fine to prioritize domestic policy. The AF movement is not that. It is astroturfed white nationalism.

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Anonymous #2 5w

Tell me more about the AF movement

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Anonymous #1 5w

It started when America was trying to maintain neutrality from conflict under Wilson until entrance into WW1. Isolationist in its messaging, later understood as protectionist. When Fuentes took the slogan, any veneer of protectionism in domestic and foreign policy has gone out the window. When Fuentes and his other Nazis use it, they mean America for whites. I won’t hear otherwise to those POSs who say it’s about America getting “a better deal.”

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Anonymous #1 5w

The AF movement today is not isolationist or enforced neutrality. It has been subsumed by Trump and other white nationalists as supposedly better deals for America but it only means to oppress nonwhites who they perceive as threatening America more than the neoliberal policies that got us here to begin with.

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