Is the 60s "counterculture" responsible for a lot todays "alt right?"

[Workingdude]

@nightshadea

A friend of mines grandparent draws this conclusion as he made a comparison that a lot of the things the alt-right follows like anti-vaccinations and a lot q anon types of things started back in the 60s and even if they were well-meaning back in the day as people became older they managed to become conservative but managed to still believe in such things and the message became “corrupted”

does he have a point?

No he has no point as he is coming up with some ignorant hypothetical rhetoric. Also what does he mean by Alt Right?