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Tucker Carlson and Nick Fuentes may appear to play a major role in online youth culture, but in reality they represent a fringe group whose visibility is amplified by disproportionate media coverage.

It was one of the fringe benefits of living for so many years essentially alienated from the world around him: He could easily believe that he was right and the world was wrong.

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Promotion of knowledge and understanding has given way to inculcation of a poisonous fringe ideology.

Even as Mr. Roberts warned Monday about antisemitism on “far fringes of the right,” he remained on his tiptoes when it came to Mr. Carlson, who launders Jew-loathing to the mainstream.

"You may loathe my fringe, but, and I'm being perfectly serious here, it's given me a career," she wrote in her 2020 memoir, Quite.

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