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McAfee: Are you religious? Do you support the Separation of Church and State? Spencer: I'm an atheist.
The young guy conducting the interview quickly revealed Miller's incompetence, going way over his head when discussing a white nationalism steeped in the heady world of German Idealism, Traditionalism, French New Right thought, and the varied history of Third Positionist meta-politics. The man on the other line was Richard Spencer, who had months earlier started the infamous yet now defunct website AlternativeRight.com
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In 2011, he moved from Washington to Whitefish, Montana, where his mother owns a vacation home and a commercial building. (She is the heiress to cotton farms in Louisiana, and his father is a respected Dallas ophthalmologist.)
Audience Member: Your ex-wife is a Russian American and you have a child together. Please explain that. Spencer: She's not my ex-wife. Audience Member: Or you're separated, right? Spencer: No. Audience Member: Okay, so the thing I said is that you are separated or whatever. So you're still together? Spencer: Yes
McAfee: Are you religious? Do you support the Separation of Church and State? Spencer: I'm an atheist.
Martin: Are you a Christian? Spencer: I'm an cultural Christian.
The young guy conducting the interview quickly revealed Miller's incompetence, going way over his head when discussing a white nationalism steeped in the heady world of German Idealism, Traditionalism, French New Right thought, and the varied history of Third Positionist meta-politics. The man on the other line was Richard Spencer, who had months earlier started the infamous yet now defunct website AlternativeRight.com
{{استشهاد بكتاب}}: |صفحات= يحتوي على نص زائد (مساعدة)CS1 maint: Extra text (link) Audience Member: Your ex-wife is a Russian American and you have a child together. Please explain that. Spencer: She's not my ex-wife. Audience Member: Or you're separated, right? Spencer: No. Audience Member: Okay, so the thing I said is that you are separated or whatever. So you're still together? Spencer: Yes
Martin: Are you a Christian? Spencer: I'm an cultural Christian.