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2025-06-27 05:09:34 [Deals] Source: Happiness Information Network

Richard Spencer,tens unit pad placement for male eroticism the founder of the so-called alt-right, has had his gym membership revoked after a woman confronted him over his extremist views.

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Christine Fair, an associate professor at Georgetown University, is facing abuse on Twitter from alt-right people after tweeting that Spencer had been "ousted" from the gym in Alexandria, Virginia.

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She described the encounter in a Tumblr post.

When I approached this flaccid, sorry excuse of a man and asked ‘Are you Richard Spencer,“ this pendulous poltroon said "No. I am not.” But of course he was.

"As a white woman, I find his membership at this gym to be unacceptable. I found his membership at this gym to be an unfair burden upon the women and people of color–and white male allies of the same," Fair wrote.

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She also posted pictures of the confrontation claiming that Spencer requested one of the black female trainers at the gym to help him. "Seriously? This superior race of a white man needed the help of a female African American? What kind of martial race member is he?," she wrote.

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The woman later told Buzzfeed Newsthat she thought the gym's decision to revoke Spencer's membership was a "business decision".

Spencer commented saying he was a "well-behaved" member of the gym who didn't cause any controversy. But he retweeted a racist comment about the incident: