Be careful. They all start off this way. The memes are fresh; the pepes—rare. You feel it. First you upvote the shitposts about feminism and blatant "fucking white male" harping. Familiar targets on reddit. You know the typical SJW and mock their non-heteronormative-vegan-otherkin lifestyle. You're already p͘r̽i̎m͗e͝d̽. You love making fun of these shameless s̭̅p̘̕ẻ̦ë͚́c͔̿h̨͌ ̝͝p͔̾ọ̚l̗̏ḭ̕c͓̀i̲͠n̰̿ḡ̤ extremists. You discover the power of pointing out cuckery. You know you can't talk openly about these memes with some of your friends because there is an urge to self-censor for fear of having your reputation attacked. But then you start to notice coded language in the comment section; things like parenthesis being placed around certain names and (((organizations))). You search around to figure out what it means because it's kind of funny but you don't fully get the context. The m͇̬̹̞̪̰̣̖͚̱̮̝̞͎͕̦̻̉̓̉͛̔ͬ̈̎ͤ̇͋̇̇ě͍̘͍̰̭̺̟͔͚ͪ̈́̅͑͋͊ͫ̒̓͗ͅm͕̩͈̰̗͚͔̥̮̉͋̽̓͐̚e̬̣̙̬̠̲͎͉̙̳͌̅ͬ̔́ͪ̾̌̉̿͛ͫ̓̏ͨ̒ ̪̙̯͍̪̖̮͙̖ͤ̑͂̆ͨ̈̅̊ͫ͗ͮ͂ͅm͖͔̮̳͉̣͎̝̗̖̣̈ͩ̓̑̒̔̉͆̋̍̽̔̓̍a̙̳͎͇͔̹̬͇̒͂̃̿ͭ̀ͦ̉͋g͙̰̝͖͕̦̉̐̏ͬ̈ͦi̻̳͈͎͔̘͇͚͓͎̝̭͕͚ͩͣ̈͒̽̊̓̇̋ͬ͐̚c̞̭͈̝͍̱̗̥̠̦̜̦̤̃̌ͩ͗ͪͨͧ̍͂́̿ͦ̀ͧͤͪ has already started to take hold. And there is a long tunnel to go down to see its core. The force within the alt-right was discovered in a much darker place then you'll find in Milo's article. A smaller collective, this den of autistes,discovered its power in between write-ups about Sandy Hook false flag theories, showing off their anime waifu pillows, and posting happy merchants. Many sought i͝t out because their thirst for dank memes becomes intense--they consumed memes faster than posters to the_donald (Praise the G͘͟o͟͢d̷̷͢ ͝K̛͟͞i͜n͢͝g͞) can filter through and submit them. After all, why settle for scrolling through reddit for a good post when you can go straight to the source. Be careful.