>>129169
Depends what you mean? Are there furries that post with Nazi iconography on the Internet that say they hold Nazi beliefs, yeah. Are these people actually building a cohesive political movement? No.
Social dejects are often the bulk of extremist political ideologies, not because they have strong grasp of those ideologies, let along a basic understanding of the ones they live under. But because they provide a friend group/meaning to often purposeless people.
And given the Internet provides a safe space bubble for left and right wing extremists: these people are never meaningfully challenged in their beliefs (They will never speak to experts, they will exclusively engage with laymen that know less than they do) they will thrive in their own reality, untheatered from the real world. e.g >>/pol/
As an aside, Image boards have the humongous benefit of anonymity, anytime these people are wrong they can disappear and skulk off, reaper acting like they never believed anything they told you before. Real experts have their reputation and jobs at steak.
>>129173
I googled one of these headlines and couldn't find any articles (Cheryl wetzsein one) the rest are real but you didn't establish any correlation between them. Again, you fabricate you're own reality never challenge it. The implication is that the roof rats are orchestrating this, do you have any evidence?