Whether QAnon was designed for this purpose or evolved into it remains contested. But undeniably, the politics and tactics found in QAnon represent an ongoing effort by reactionary groups to tap into the aesthetics and communities of digita…[^84]: KAMENETZ, A.: Right-Wing Hate Groups Are Recruiting Video Gamers. Released on 5th November 2018. [online]. [2022-05-25]. Available at: <https://www.npr.org/2018/11/05/660642531/right-wing-hate-groups-are-recruiting-video-gamers>.
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Anya Kamenetz
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Anya Kamenetz is cited as a source documenting how right-wing extremist groups strategically recruit through gaming communities and digital spaces, a phenomenon that the readings connect to QAnon's weaponization of online game aesthetics and tactics. Her work appears as evidence in arguments about the political instrumentalization of digital culture and the overlap between gaming communities and radicalization pathways. The citation suggests Kamenetz contributes a journalistic or analytical perspective grounding the course's broader examination of how cybernetic systems and networked communities become vectors for ideological mobilization.
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