Emil O W Kirkegaard

Yet somehow the media and academics are obsessed with them. To a left wing extremist, everybody looks like a far right extremist.https://twitter.com/GarrettHaake/status/1028724342644006912 …

The point was that the extreme small number of actual far right people should make you wonder why we hear so much about them, especially compared to the ones on the other side which are a lot more numerous (ANTIFA etc.).

Extreme small number of actual far right people who are willing to publicly identify themselves as such, you mean

I imagine there are very few actual far right Nazi types out there, including the closeted ones. But no one has done a proper survey of this AFAIK, so it remains my guess. I had planned to do one but got distracted.

Would be interesting to include questions about people who were once neo-Nazis, but are no longer, and what political identity they transitioned to next. I've seen evidence of neo-Nazis becoming SJWs, TERFs (that guy who wears garish skirts), anti-Nazi activists, and Muslims.