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White Supremacy Shows and Neo Nazi Support on BlogTalk

Blogtalk allows hate speech, Nationalist Front, neo-nazi, white supremacy shows including "National Socialist Movement" an anti Jewish, anti-black, anti-latino immigrant show. Hate speech and extremism on BlogTalk.--2604:2000:DDC7:1700:ACCD:298D:B77D:652F (talk) 02:28, 5 August 2019 (UTC)Reply

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