Why do right wingers think they're the counter-culture right now?

I usually spun independent acts who were, at least, vaguely sympathetic towards the libertarian Left, but, back in the days when I ran the "pirate radio station" off of my Facebook profile, I even spun Genocide Organ. Don't let the far-Right lie to you about who has a monopoly on the "freedom of speech." The point here being, though somewhat totally veritable, that the Right appears as "counter-cultural" is because of that they have exploited the, though understandably so, failure upon the Left to address "hate speech" adequately, usually relying upon a kind of "moralism", and rarely considering as to just what kinds of speech actually constitute a form of implicit coercion in the form of Fascist terrorism. Because the Left, the libertarian Left, the Anarchist community, and other anti-authoritarians were willing to engage in both a spectacular and sensational debate and not adequately affirm that the freedom of expression was entirely antithetical to implicit forms of coercion that certain forms of transgression allowed for, the far-Right has co-opted the discourse of freedom. An Anarchist society that can not cope with that some people had gotten a little too far into Black Metal has absolutely no validity whatsoever, which is, of course, not to say that Black Metal musicians really have a right to express evidently "Fascist" and terroristic threats, somehow seemingly vindicated by the "freedom of expression", but merely to suggest that it is a test of the validity of any genuine movement to be capable of coping with certain forms of deviance.

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