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Not something I've ever seen myself and even the stereotype you're referring to is very dated in terms of it's use in media. And given the context the stereotype arose(70s and 80s punk) in I'd hazard a guess that many of them didn't view National Socialism as much more than an "edgy" aesthetic likely combined with genuine(and justified) racism due to primarily being poor whites who were the first to be raised from birth in a fully "integrated" multiracial society and thus being able to see the nigger antics first hand and affecting them personally the exposure to said antics also had the effects of normalizing nigger behavior and so we end up with Wignats.