Posted on Oct 20, 2020
Far-right online: 'I got them back on social media'
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For two years, Acacia Dietz was a member of the National Socialist Movement (NSM), the largest neo-Nazi organisation in the US.
Acacia was responsible for the NSM's online presence until a deadly attack in New Zealand shocked the world.
In March 2019, a white supremacist shot dead 51 people after targeting two mosques in the city of Christchurch.
The attacker streamed the shootings live on Facebook.
Although the killings were not directly linked to the NSM, Acacia decided to leave the group in the months after.
Acacia was responsible for the NSM's online presence until a deadly attack in New Zealand shocked the world.
In March 2019, a white supremacist shot dead 51 people after targeting two mosques in the city of Christchurch.
The attacker streamed the shootings live on Facebook.
Although the killings were not directly linked to the NSM, Acacia decided to leave the group in the months after.
Far-right online: 'I got them back on social media'
Posted from bbc.com
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This is extremely horrific and demonstrates how easily dissuaded people can become...looking for a new lace to belong can be extremely dangerous, especially utilizing the internet...just my two cents
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