Staff Reports
A group of fake neo-Nazis in Florida were recently unmasked after they were spotted at a Disney World event waving DeSantis flags. Many conservative reporters had their suspicions aroused since there were many discrepancies about their presence at the event. Their DeSantis flag was creased, suggesting it had been recently purchased and unfurled on site. On top of that, their poster boards were seen as nothing but memes straight out of 4-Chan, giving the impression that they wanted to be seen more legitimately.
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Adding more fuel to the conservatives’ suspicion, the corporate media gave only minimal attention to the group. If they were authentic neo-Nazis, the media would have been fixated on them. The media is quick to expose Republican ties to Hitler and the Nazis; however, there was very little coverage this time.
The absence of coverage serves as proof that the group was not genuine. If they were, the media would be doing its utmost to find details about them; instead, even though people spotted them, they remained anonymous for several days.
Conservative analysts suggest that the fake neo-Nazis could have been members of Antifa or radical leftist factions. The protestors also had a similar odor to people once present at the Occupy Wallstreet protests, which is often symbolic of the lesser importance of hygiene to these movements.
Conservatives say that this is the media’s typical practice of attempting to discredit a Republican presidential nominee. Former Disney CEO’s outburst and criticisms of a Florida law barring classroom instruction on gender identity and sexual orientation culminated into a feud with the Republican governor of Florida Ron DeSantis.
Conservatives also say that media agencies always dig into the backgrounds of high school students and meme creators trading insults with CNN, but they did not do the same for these fake neo-Nazis. The right-wing faction concludes that this is how to identify if a protest is fake, if the media is not chasing the story to unmask the participants, then it must be fraudulent. Sarah Smithers is a proud conservative journalist motivated to defend the truth and values of the conservative movement.
