White Nationalist Richard Spencer Gets Punched in the Face During Trump Inauguration Protest

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Richard Spencer, the self-proclaimed white nationalist and leader of the “alt-right” (a phrase he coined) movement, was punched in the face at a Trump inauguration protest Friday after denying that he was a Nazi.

Spencer was speaking in front of a group of people who were asking him questions such as, “Are you a neo-Nazi?” to which he responded no. He was then asked if he liked black people, and he said, “Why not? Sure.”

“Would you marry a black woman?” the person asked. Spencer did not answer that question.

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Spencer then told the group that neo-Nazis and members of the Ku Klux Klan actually hate him, and it is at that point that a man walked up from the crowd and punched Spencer in the face.

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Spencer seemed more shocked than hurt by the punch.

“I was just assaulted twice by antifas. No serious damage. I can take a punch,” Spencer wrote on Twitter.

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Now, before everyone jumps up to claim that he was hit by a black person, and before anyone can try to falsely blame this on Black Lives Matter, a slowed-down version of the video shows us that the person who punched Spencer was also himself white.

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That’s because white people are tired of your shit, too, Richard Spencer.