Dispersed throughout the world, neo-Nazi groups present in diverse forms. Generally, neo-Nazi groups are centered around a contemporary form of the Nazism of Hitler’s Germany, with significant emphasis on anti-Semitism and Aryan supremacy. Followers of neo-Nazi ideology often undertake a variety of criminal activity to further socio-political goals, from murders and assaults to drug trafficking to hate speech (the neo-Nazi form of hate speech in particular has been outlawed in many nations). In recent years, neo-Nazi groups and individuals have adopted social media, blogs, and internet forums to organize across widespread locations and disseminate their socio-poligical visions. Much of this digital media is hosted in the United States, where broad freedom of speech regulations permit the hate speech that some countries (particularly in Europe) have outlawed.Public perception often focuses on the anti-Semitic aspect of neo-Nazism; often, though, equal emphasis within the group is…
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