The Richard Spencer Fade Delivered Via Video Game Fighter Move Challenge

It seems that the newest trend besides rolling all freedoms back for marginalized people to the 19th century is spotting your friendly neighborhood Nazi and punching that muthafucka in the hate basket. There will be some writers out there that will pour their soul into a column to tell you how violence isn’t the answer, how we should be compassionate and unflinching in the face of hate. They might even, if they be so bold and completely unaware, to throw in a “What would Dr. King do?” for which you can answer, “I dunno, I guess you could tell me if he wasn’t fucking murdered.” But here’s the deal, Nazis like Richard Spencer have a view of a perfect world where people like me just didn’t exist, so…if you were looking for some “violence isn’t the answer” rhetoric, you walked into the wrong arcade homie. You want the joint in the suburbs where you turn in your coins for tokens. Our machines still taking quarters in this hood.

RICHARD SPENCER GOT PUNCHED AGAIN #PunchANazi pic.twitter.com/CL3uKRr50q — tiny bella ☭ (@babycommie666) January 26, 2017

Now let me be clear, I, law abiding citizen of this continually degrading nation, am not advocating for you to leave your home and punch Richard Spencer in the muthafuckin’ face. That would be [upward inflection] wrong? What I am saying is if you were already planning on punching Richard Spencer in his muthafuckin’ face, I might have some ideas that will give you some nerd cred in the process. Couple of rules though: No marginalize…

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