I don't think it's wrong. It makes sense.
It makes sense if all you care about is having as much power as possible. If you want there to be a consistent rule here, then Trump should have to wait until after the election.
No, the article you posted showed the legislature shutting down places to vote at because of race. It was connected to voter ID legislation, but requiring an ID itself isn't racist. The left here has been arguing that just requiring an ID is racist.
Requiring an ID itself isn't racist. However, because Republican officials make it extra difficult for Blacks to get an ID, the Left is saying that requiring a voter ID is racist. If getting an ID was equally easy for everyone regardless of race, nobody would be saying this is racist.
How is it mainstream then? What fascist principles have gained public acceptance in America?
Trump is a Fascist and one of the two major parties fully supports him. He's already normalized cheating in elections through bribery, voter fraud, voter intimidation, and throwing out ballots.
And yes, I know there have been cases of politicians doing things like this before, both Republican and Democrat. However, they've always been fringe local cases that most people never found out about. But Trump has done this stuff in public, on live TV, and the Right hasn't rejected him. The Right has, once again, embraced Fascism on a major stage.
Well yeah, because not many white people live outside of the West.
There are a lot of white people in Latin America. There are some movements there that can be called White Supremacy.
I do also think Richard Spencer is a White Supremacist, but he doesn't have nearly enough support to be called mainstream