Why I ask...
Your embodiment case shows too much of a sexy brutess style of prurience to be a 'lost cause' aesthetic. Just sayin'. I'd use Nazi because Nazis' known kinkiness and violence sharpens the racism edge of their idea of Southern and white supremacist culture.
Either way, you seem to shape a political aesthetic that looks so cultural, imo, that it helps to explain their idea that our eradicating right wing nazi activities/language should be labeled 'cancel culture,' since they wrote the book on that culture originally through the "institution" of cancelling black humans before the Civil War. Thus, they now feel "discriminated" against, victimized, always denying any and all racist power -- sundown towns, slave work prisons, police-murdered Blacks, Obama conspiracies, etc. -- on their part.
Again, thanks for your post. It explains so much of my experience living in the South in the late 60's, early 70's. 
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