OKCupid kicks White Supremacist Vice documentary

The White Supremacist who spewed his racial views in a shocking Vice documentary has been banned from dating site OKCupid.

Chris Cantwell featured in the piece about the Charlottesville neo-Nazi rally which went viral after being broadcast by Vice.

He has since been seen in a video posted to YouTube sobbing over the possibility that he might be arrested.

With tears in his eyes, Cantwell said: ‘I called the Charlottesville Police Department… and I said, ‘I have been told that there’s a warrant out for my arrest’.

‘They said that they wouldn’t confirm it but that I could find this out if I wanted to go a local magistrate or something.’ 

Facebook banned Cantwell from its site after the documentary aired and now OKCupid has followed suit.

The online dating site announced the decision on Twitter, saying: ‘There is no room for hate in a place where you’re looking for love.’

The site also asked users to report anyone who appears to be involved in a hate group.

CEO Elie Seidman gave a statement to Gizmodo saying: ‘OKCupid has zero tolerance for racism.

‘We make a lot of decision every day that are tough. Banning Christopher Cantwell was not one of them.’

Chris Cantwell featured in the piece about the Charlottesville neo-Nazi rally which went viral after being broadcast by Vice

In the Vice documentary, Cantwell condoned the alt-right’s use of violence and took aim at US President Donald Trump and his daughter Ivanka.

He said:  ‘I’m here to spread ideas, talk, in the hopes that somebody more capable will come along… somebody like Donald Trump who does not give his daughter to a Jew.’

Cantwell went on to say his ‘ideal leader’ would be ‘a lot more racist than Donald Trump.’