Sure.  But McInnes isn't a white nationalist. 

It wasn't until McInnes was assaulted by members of a group like Antifa, which are extremely violent, that he started fighting back.

McInnes was pepper sprayed and assaulted - with under-educated people calling him a Nazi and a KKK member.  It is all documented on tape.  He was scheduled to speak on free speech.  It is a good topic.  

I'm sure you've seen the pictures of Antifa attacking journalists, women and African-American conservatives.  They have paraded down streets promoting their militant violence.  Literally saying they are at war.  

And they end up assaulting liberals like me.  And fairly objective journalists like Tim Pool.  Or conservative gays.   

From what I've read, McInnes' message is fight back.  I don't want to see my black friends hurt by white supremacists.  Or the Alt-Right.  Nor do I want Antifa hitting my black friends with sticks.  I'll fight back at white supremacists or leftist extremists.  Self defense.