Liberals on Twitter accused President Donald Trump s son Eric of sporting a  Nazi haircut  when he debuted a new hairdo Sunday.Eric Trump sported a new hairstyle with the side of his head shaved in an interview with Fox News. Trump s trendy new style is far from unusual: celebrities like Macklemore, David Beckham, Brad Pitt, and Adam Levine have all sported the same look.But in recent years, members of the alt-right, including white supremacist Richard Spencer, have also started wearing their hair the same way. Some have even begun to call the style  fashy,  short for fascist.When a screenshot of Trump s hairstyle first hit the Internet, reporters and liberals assumed the worst.   WFBEric Trump has a fascist haircut.This cannot possibly be unintentional. pic.twitter.com/9mqUbwENqQ  Ali Gharib (@Ali_Gharib) June 25, 2017Political reporter for  The Guardian  asks if Eric Trump is wearing a  fashy  or in other words, if he s sporting a fascist haircut.Wait, does he have a fashy?  Ben Jacobs (@Bencjacobs) June 25, 2017This Twitter user is suggesting Eric Trump looks like white supremacist Richard Spencer.Looks like the Richard Spencer alt right special  Chris (@bigtrix36) June 25, 2017This Twitter users profile says he s a  mental health counselor ! It looks like someone could use a little mental health counseling themselves:It's not so new. pic.twitter.com/qdq8RpKyW5  David Slack (@slack2thefuture) June 25, 2017This dingbat Twitter user attempts to suggest that Trump s new haircut is some sort of  dog whistle The officially call this haircut the Dog Whistle. pic.twitter.com/TeSkCQLRYh  Maris Kreizman (@mariskreizman) June 26, 2017Meanwhile, Malia Obama s twerking and public weed smoking antics were virtually ignored by leftist social media users and most especially by the rabid leftist media who considered them  off limits , like this picture of Malia hanging out with friends in a room with a huge bong in front of her.Or this video showing Malia standing on a stage and twerking in front of thousands of Lalapalooza fans in Chicago: 