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When I was in high school, there was one guy I knew, he was Asian and he was very masculine, he practiced martial arts and was in good physical shape but he was kind of short, he wore slim fit pants and once in while wore Jack boots, he always had the Wehrmacht undercut hairstyle. Nobody would mess with him, not even the big jocks and wrestlers.

The odd thing about him is that he made everyone believe he was a "fascist" but he didn't consider himself a bigot. He considered himself to be friendly and docile unless he had to defend himself.
He didn't have problems with interracial relationships, besides his girlfriend was half white, half Hispanic. His friends were diverse (various ethnicities and religions).

During sophomore year of high school, I went up to him and asked him why does he act like a fascist. He said that it was his way of making sure nobody mistook him for a feminine man. He said that he isn't really a fascist, he was simply tired of the discrimination against Asians in the world. He wanted people to stop thinking of Asian people as a joke. I told him that most people don't hate Asians, that he worried too much. He said that he doesn't like feminists, any "liberal group" and he hated neo nazis. he said that these "liberal groups" and neo nazis neglected the Asian community. I told him that I don't advocate neo nazis or SJWs because they are bigots. I told him that I understand that he was in a lot of emotional pain and that maybe he should just not pay attention to the bigots. I told him that he should not stoop down to their level in order to fight bigotry. He said he would think about it.

In Junior year, he changed, he seemed to have slowly stopped acting like a "fascist" and became more moderate. I haven't talked to him lately but I've heard from some of his friends that he is still moderate and that he is doing well in college.

What do you think of this guy, do you think he had emotional issues for taking his views too far?