1/ Of course.

2/ Again, "neo-Nazis," in the sense of people who are stuck in the 1930s, are really a non-starter. We need new movements. Could you imagine leftists calling themselves "Stalinists," or embracing the iconography and uniforms of the Soviet Union? Historical reenactment is not a good politics.

3/ Obviously, people like Marine Le Pen, Orban, Putin, et al. are very good. They are allies in the sense that they oppose our enemies (at least most of the time) and are hated by our enemies. But they are not really us. We need to push them, too. Whether they will help their vanguards remains to be seen...

4/ Nationalism reaches people on a gut level. So does Europeanism, in its way: many White Americans have been moved by White Frenchmen, Germans, et al. being displaced from their homes throughout the refugee crisis. Generally, my hope is that ethno-nationalist parties start to understand themselves as European, and not just French or Hungarian or Estonian.

5/ The key thing with Trump is that we do not change our ideas. If he loses, we keep pushing. If he wins, we keep pushing.

6/ Lifestyle stuff is, of course, important. But we need to keep pushing ideologically and remaining open to new opportunities.

The bell has been rung. And it cannot be un-rung. Trump is just the beginning. There will be other Trumps.