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The Internet's Most Dangerous Manchild: Nick Fuentes · Rachel Oates

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ever been in a serious relationship with a woman no
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never Have you ever dated? No, do not get into politics.
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Steer clear not for you, sweetheart, sorry.
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Get married have kids. I want White kids and I don't
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want my white kids bringing home black people to Mary you were
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racist. correct Yes, okay own. It okay white people are every
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single bit justified. in being racist you know I mean people
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that support abortion should be aborted to themselves.
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You know talk about post-birth abortion.
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I think we should have some post-birth abortions for all the
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abortionists out there. It's like women are very.
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emboldened they're they're too. I think assertive.
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I think that's a big reason why they're not very attractive.
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You know if some sweetheart. Can't keep her legs closed- you
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know and she's a single Mom and she's really has to get her
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degree from nyu. I I I think maybe it's time to
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abort you. a fan of Stone, oh he's an admirer.
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You think Hitler was very fucking cool.
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Yes. I do one of them and I'm tired
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of pretending he's not. at the high levels of society and
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specifically among the Jews they are evil doers they are people
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that worship false gods and more than anything those people need
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to be when we take power. They need to be given the death
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penalty. They must be absolutely
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annihilated. when we take power and has is a 27 year old. live
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streamer influenza far-right political commentator and
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self-proclaimed white nationalist racist misogynist
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and he has been accused of being an anti-semitic Holocaust
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denier. Darcy we're talking about today.
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So hey everyone if you don't know me, my name is Rachel and I
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make videos about. Pretty much anything that
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interests me. We do a lot of intersectional
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feminist content I do some kind of social commentary types
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stuff. I also read and review a lot of
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And occasionally poetry all those.
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Support your videos so I might do another one soon.
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We'll see what happens in 2026. But today we are talking about.
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The nightmare that is Nick Fuentes and I'm sorry.
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This video is ended up being a lot longer and more in depth
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than I originally planned it to be.
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And it's taken me a hell of a long time to write my script is
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like 24,000 words which is ridiculous.
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But I've also been right now alongside my political cubby
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bear being a little bit ill. and what quite seriously ill and
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sadly she's struggling with seizures at the minute and she's
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a little old lady. She's almost 13. so rough and
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it's been a difficult Christmas period and mostly at this point.
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It's more about just making her comfortable and improving the
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quality of life that she has left. rather than being able to
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do anything about it so this video is been a lot of time and
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effort. And a time when I've had a lot
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of emotional stress going on. So, thank you for your patience
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while I've been making this. And yeah, I'm happy to have you
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all here and I really hope you enjoy it.
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Hey everyone all your watch is a video that has been really
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really difficult for them as you know someone going to help the
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shoes so she has been. a lot more time into the normally
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which means and she has been interrupting a lot of my filming
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with crying and Yeah, and just needing attention a lot more.
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She's going to go in and out of the balcony.
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I tried a couple in the bedroom now and she was like pouring to
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be like out the whole time. So, I'd have to film this video
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in bits and pieces. I did a main filming session,
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but there is some kind of noise in the background background on
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the Grave which I've tried to work around.
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I have done some other voice. Only bit psychotic people in the
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bedroom but again. That was a new different day and
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she was struggling a bit then in the middle of the whole
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recording process. She had another seizure. so
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she's obviously had to take priority. and I finally found a
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little bit of time today. It's actually New Year's Day and
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come downstairs to the co-working space in my building.
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And but it is. Quite late at night.
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It's completely dark outside. And everyone else has left
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because obviously I can't do any recording when there's other
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people here. and there's background noise and obviously I
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don't want to be talking and talking disturbing them and no
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one here wants to hear about Nick quite as I mean not here.
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Hopefully, you guys do. and yeah, so it's been an absolute
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stress and a lot of difficulty. So, I'm not sure where in the
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video. I'm going to put this in. if
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it's going to run the beginning of the end, I don't know I just
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I felt the need to apologise to you guys for the bits of
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background noise that there are. And just thank you all for your
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patience because this has been a really.
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Really really really really really really difficult time.
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And obviously my baby is my priority.
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But I still need to work and pay the bills and they hope that's
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bills and she started on the second medication soon which
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again it's just more money, but she's worth it.
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She's worth it. But I'm just wondering it really
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hard to manage everything at the minute.
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I'm going to be struggling. And find it hard to find time to
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do everything. And find the energy to do
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everything and obviously it's really hard when you're trying
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to record. And she's crying or gapping.
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Or like needing attention like I can't give it to her overall.
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I want to. And even then it's like.
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I don't like I can't always give up what she wants because you
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know she'll want to go and play but she can't because the vet
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says she can't do anything to strenuous in case it brings on
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another seizure. So, I'm letting a play Bits and
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Pieces here and there but I can't I have like a full plate
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of exhaust gym because that's when she was having another
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seizure. But she doesn't understand that
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and she's just. a little bit bored So then we try and play
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like minds and not mind games like tricky table like.
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Ones that get her thinking you know like hiding the snacks and
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stuff like that. and butt he's just she's not very active
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little girl and she wants to be out there like playing fetch and
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catching her Bubbles and all that sort of thing.
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And when she can't do that to the extent she wants she gets
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sad. And she gets yappy and roughly
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as you will have heard or will hear. in the background of this
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video and I just feel like no matter what I do.
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On the back more and about YouTube but on about like I
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can't do everything to the best of my ability at the minute
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because if I try to do one thing.
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Then the rest of it suffers and I'm just I'm really really
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struggling. but yeah, thank you for your patience and your
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understanding and appreciate your Life so before I turn into
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a crying mess. but let's get back to the Script Today we are
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going to be talking a little bit about how Nick Fuentes came to
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hold the views he has to day. And what's specifically they are
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with the main focus on his racism?
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Anti-semitism and his misogynistic views about women
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and also how they interconnect as well.
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And but before that I want to give you what I thought was
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going to be quite a brief overview of his career so far.
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but again, it's ended up being quite in debt so let's get into
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this. the much of this timeline comes from various sources that
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includes Stories that Nick has told himself on various podcasts
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which we are going to be watching today.
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And also from his Wikipedia page as well, because it was
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surprisingly useful and also from a number of books.
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They are meanwhile the untold story of the online battles.
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upending Democracy in America by Joan Donovan Emory draf and
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Brian friedberg at the age of instruction the radical rights
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Assault on American democracy by David newart. weapons of Master
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Lucian when the Republican party lost its Mind by Robert Draper
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and Thoreau the Keyhole by Louis through I like that title.
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Play on Through the Keyhole the list of all the books and
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referencing and any other sources is of course in the
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video description as always. So according to Donovan and her
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co-authors Nick's influence a career began in 2015.
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While he was still in high school as he ran a show on his
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school's TV station titled the Nicholas J F Winters show.
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original creative I know. Following this he enrolled in
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Boston university in 2016 although only us.
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Although he only lasted a year. They're before dropping out.
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Don't worry we'll come to that. The first year was eventful
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though, because according to Donovan Nick was befriended by
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some other hard-right bu students. and winter said he
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started to notice things. That made him conclude that and
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I quote. Ethnic conflict is real that we
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can't all live together in the same country.
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During this time he began writing on his own blog where he
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described himself as the villain American needs.
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It's so like. you know edgy Batman's joker, but like in a
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really cringy way. And it's very very first post on
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the blog. He said my generation is the
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generation of hopelessness. But we know better.
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Americans have had enough. I had to stop myself from typing
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the sentence with caps lock on. This is the time for a
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grassroots movement. Now is the time when the
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vulnerable underbelly of the sick bloated leviathan
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establishment is exposed. My purpose has always been to
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promulgate and preach the good word of the American
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restoration. The purpose of this blog is not
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to educate and not to inform. that you know because he
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wouldn't be any good at that, Woody There is too much
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informing and educating. sorry informing and educating the
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purpose of this blog is to speak the truth as I see it without
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apology. and in a purposefully meaning oh and in a purposefully
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mean way. Because for far too long the
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rights of the Americans have been raped as the polite good
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man of politics. Have stood by arguing with
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civility and respect. This is a blog for the good
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humble people who long for the voice of America's soul. a
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devilishly handsome 17 year old mischief maker with Grit and the
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full head of hair and some balls.
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Welcome to the blog of Nicholas J Fuentes the villain American
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needs. I'm so sorry.
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I was trying to stop myself laughing there in nearly
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dribbled. That's not attractive.
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I know I'm so sorry. He really thought a lot of
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himself. It's quite laughable. and it's
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also hilarious that he started here by being like I'm being
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purposefully me in. And yet in like one of his
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latest news with Piers Morgan he got really upset because Pearse
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said he was cruel and he's like Anna cruel.
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I just speak to the truth remember.
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It's like me. You've always been cruel.
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You've admitted your cruel. You can't get defensive about it
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now. You know.
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Do you think you're the best person that went into?
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lecture people about the formative cruelty Why are you
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accusing me of being cruel? Is that what that is?
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Yeah? What how am I cruel?
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You crawl about black people you cruel about. women I'm gonna
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call about a lot of people and you're very performative. okay I
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don't think I'm performing if I I have anything everyone else is
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performative. I'm authentic you know whatever
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you want to say about me. It's it's real.
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It's from the gut. Oh the post on this blog.
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I had titles like American needs trump more than democracy this
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whole blog has since been deleted from the internet, but
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thankfully. Internet archive and the way
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back machine still have a copy that we can have a look at. and
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that's where I got all this information from this post
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includes really alarming statements like Hillary Clinton
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must be resisted through undemocratic means if Donald
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Trump does not win through democratic means that so
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democracy is great if it gives him what he wants if it doesn't.
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screw democracy That's a pattern we'll see. with Nick the
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founders were clearer about this eventuality.
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They knew that they were coming a day when the American
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government like all governments throughout history.
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Would become corrupted and tyrannical.
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Through their graves they urge us to pursue the peaceful and
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legitimate means of the government which they created
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and if that fails. Then to take up arms and remind
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professional politicians who runs this country.
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We are told that this violates the Democratic process. but to
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hell with the Democratic process if we continue down the Rabbit
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Hole of corporatist globalist tyranny in the name of the
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Ballot Box in other post he made his racist and anti-semitic and
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islamophobic fused very clear. And to clarify if you see my
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videos before you will know. I myself have been we'll
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continue to be very critical a fundamentalist aspects of many
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religions including you know Christianity Islam and Judaism
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However, I still think. On a very basic level.
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When that the people who generally believe in these
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religions are good people with good intentions who act. in
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kindness most religious people are there's only like a select
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few. that take The extreme parts of those religions and use them
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to hurt people though, I have a problem with.
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Not people who believe in religion as a whole you know.
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Nick on the other hand isn't like this.
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He uses dehumanizing language constantly to describe people
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with religions. He does not believe in.
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Rather than critiquing certain aspects or beliefs of Islam for
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example he resorts to labeling almost limbs as I quote.
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mediaeval Islamic Barbarians It's not okay.
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It was an early December 2016 that he wrote as a result of his
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tweets. I was labeled an anti-semite a
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racist and Nazi a white supremacist an alt writer and
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even a drunk. sounds fairly accurate and then mostly things
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that he actually admits to these days so interesting and before
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this he was busy comparing Donald Trump to Jesus and
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defending the video clips of Donald Trump admitting and
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encouraging others to sexually assault women you know the grab
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them by the Pete I don't like the P word.
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I'm sorry I just I find it. Kind of gross I don't like
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saying it. Yeah, and he was defending that
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clip been like you know that's totally cool.
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And he said the media branded him a sexist racist as xenophobe
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and islamophobe. a white supremacist and not see a
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fascist and isolation list a liberal Akan artist associate
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path a warmonger. a Russian spy and anti-semite a conspiracy
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theorist and most troubling Lee a democrat yet the great cross
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on which he would be crucified in this upside-down dystopia.
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Was the practice of the oldest? and most foundational of male
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bonding rituals the Locker Room talk like I'm sorry but
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admitting to sexually assaulting women is not locker room talk.
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And if that's what locker room Talk is to you then that.
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Is a problem isn't I'm doing the Nick Fuentes Donald Trump hands
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here. You'll notice in clips.
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Nick went through a stage of really mimicking.
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Donald Trump's little accordion hands you know there I have
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something that. Others don't have I don't like
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the way that looks but I would be able to do that if I want to
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I'd be the only one that would be able to do that if we wanted
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to I just don't want to because I think that would be a
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conflict. We have this Cult of like.
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Love is love you have to just marry who you love know you're
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really in love for like a minute you know.
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You're in love for a short period of time and then the
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relationship evolves. alright you can it's very easy to follow
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in love with people and then it it doesn't last of course.
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anyway, sorry and Nikon ultra write for all his might this is
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Donald Trump the Great American Titan was felled by an
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intrinsically human expression and the Hands of his own party.
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now I know Nick was only 18 when he wrote this but you really
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think just grabbing by the P word is simply. and
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intrinsically human expression diminishing sexual assault
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admissions as just locker room talk.
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Is why sexual assault and rape and harassment continued to not
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be taken seriously? This is rape culture in practice
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that we're seeing in front of us in this blog post.
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And like I said this was all in a post titled the passion of
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trump. In which Nick decided that the
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release of this video of Trump's admissions of sexual assault?
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Was akin to Jesus being crucified. but not to worry
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because just like Jesus trump will rise again. which sadly I
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guess he did but anyway he oh god, this is this is so edgy and
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cringy and it's all like again. I know it was 18, but it's so
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bad listen to this. Try not to crunch.
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Donald Trump was pronounced dead on Friday In his darkest hour.
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With his back broken and is high energy stamped out.
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Trump's newly gained peers in the serpents lair of politics
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turn to save themselves. are not so good Friday trump was
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crucified. friendless at last the great Donald Trump bled and
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wet. Everything that had been
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achieved the Revolution of bye and for the people.
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Now lost bury the top. the Ash heap of History and on the third
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day he rose again. When every leader in his own
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party left him for dead. When half of his own supporters
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renounced him and when the entire establishment opened up
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the Earth to swallow him. and with his back pressed up against
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the wall facing certain Doom trump punched back and he
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punched back hard. He wasn't polite.
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He didn't wait his turn. And he didn't men's words.
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We saw the Resurrection of a mortal man. perhaps the greatest
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of all though he is flawed like us.
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Through hell and back he fought with clenched fists and gritted
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Teeth to savers. The silent majority will not go
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quietly into the night. because we have Trump It's hyperbolic.
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It's incredibly dramatic. It's a bit pathetic.
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And we could excuse this of an 18 year old being in 18 year
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old. Except he's only got worse since
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20. so other posts of his include why climate change is a
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globalist Hope's. In another he called personal.
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In another called personality and hypocrisy.
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Nick admits that he knows trump has likely committed tax
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evasion. And says if I had the money to
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afford lawyers and accountants to pay no taxes.
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I'd be right there with him. Proving he's always been
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motivated by Greed and selfishness and that now that he
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brags he has a lot of money. He's probably committing tax
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evasion. I mean.
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If we're going on what he's had admitted himself.
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Not saying he is. I'm just saying.
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It's something he wants to do. He also went on to say.
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With regards to Trump's crude and inappropriate comments about
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women. Their ought to be a sense of
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proportion. given that Trump is hired more women and done more
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for women in real estate than any of the presidential
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candidates who competed this year combined we should be
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willing to look past a few crusts jokes from the Celebrity
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Apprentice and I'm sorry but no I'm not willing to overlook it.
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Just because he did the Bare minimum as an employer of
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employing women. That doesn't mean he's okay to
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brag about sexually assaulting women and encourage other men to
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do the same thing. Doing the Bare minimum.
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Is not a free pass to get away with being a misogynist?
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harassing assaulting and raping women this also evidence in his
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early blogs of Nick completely misrepresenting statistics.
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Here's just one example. So in a septembar 2016 blog
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titled the new nationalism about how it's good to be a white
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nationalist and multiculturalism is always bad.
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He uses Sweden as an example of this saying.
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In 1976 the Swedes officially adopted multiculturalism as the
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goal of their immigration policy. and in the year since
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Sweden has become the rape capital of Europe Sweden now
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ranks number two in world in the world in rapes per capita, not
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true representing a near one thousand five hundred percent
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increase in rates. since the dawn of multicultural Nordic
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this sounds bad right. a correlation between
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multiculturalism and the rise of rates of rape however the reason
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that sweeter than stats are so high. is because unlike a lot of
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countries they actually take reporting rape and sexual
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assault seriously and don't try and downplay the Numbers so in a
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BBC article from 2012 Clara selling who is a social logist
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at the National Council for crime prevention in Stockholm
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said? This is a direct quote from her.
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In Sweden there has been this ambition explicitly to record
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every case of sexual assault separately to make it visible in
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the statistics. So for instance when a woman
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comes to the police and says my husband or my fiancee raped me
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every day during the last year. The police have to record each
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of these events which might be more than 300 events.
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In many other countries it would just be one record.
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One victim one type of crime want one record.
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The article goes on to say the statistics don't represent a
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major crime epidemic. rather a shift in attitudes the public
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debate about this sort of crime in Sweden of the past two
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decades has had the effect of raising awareness.
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She says and encouraging women to go to the police if they have
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been-- attacked. She was also quoted as saying.
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There might also be some increase in actual crime because
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of societal changes. Due to the internet for example
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is much easier these days to meet somebody.
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Just the same evening if you want to. also alcohol
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consumption has increased quite a lot during this period but the
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major explanation Is partly that people go to the police more
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often? But also the fact that in 2005.
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There had been reformed in the sex crime legislation which made
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the legal definition of rape much wider than before.
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The change in law meant that cases where the victim was
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asleep or intoxicated. Are now included in the figures.
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Previously, they've been recorded as another. category of
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crime So, it's not that multiculturalism caused an
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increase in rapes. It's that taking rape seriously
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and actually reporting rapes that happen.
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Makes your stats go up. It's not that the number of
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crimes being committed has changed that much if at all
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really. And if it has there's other
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factors that play there as well. It's that now.
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We're taking it seriously we have a real record of it.
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It's the same way when he said Sweden's like the second highest
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in the world. It's not.
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For a hell of a lot of countries we don't actually have. stats of
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rapes of rate know rate That's really hard to say we don't have
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the stats. For rates of rape at all, so
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there's something like. Between 30 and 50 countries in
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the world where we just do not have that information at all.
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Because they're not reported. They're not collected.
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They're not taking seriously. And it's not really counted as a
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crime so we simply don't have that information so to so to say
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it's number two in the world. Even back in 2016 was entirely
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inaccurate because we don't have the full data set.
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So so basically, it's very clear that this is a lot more of a
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complex issue with a lot of factors and that there is
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absolutely nothing to actually suggest a causal link. in Sweden
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between the rising multiculturalism and the rise of
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rapes. happening to suggest there is as Nick does either
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shows an incredible level of ignorance.
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Or a willingness to misuse and misquote statistics.
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To twist his narrative to benefit his own worldview.
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Either way, it's absolutely not okay and actually probably know
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Nick is both of them. and this is still something he just today
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as we'll see later in his interview with beers, Morgan
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What's also interesting is that in August 2016 Nick wrote of
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black people writing? When anybody writes let's call
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it what it is. primitive barbarism that has no place in a
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free and civil Society in this country violence is only in.
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This is so poorly written. Oh my god right.
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In this country violence is only in very dire circumstances.
23:45
And appropriate form of political expression.
23:48
This is not one of those circumstances.
23:51
Remember that in a moment. It was also in this post.
23:54
He told black people get over it.
23:57
Life isn't fair history was bad slavery was very cruel.
24:00
It is beyond time to move on. Again, this is the same
24:04
sentiment he holds today so we can't just be like oh he was
24:08
young and naive because he still spouting this nonsense, isn't
24:11
he? Yes, yes.
24:14
While he was busy writing this blog.
24:15
He was also featured in a Boston University today video titled
24:18
you speak. Who I'll be voting for. in which
24:21
he said the multicultural movement in America is
24:24
subverting any efforts that are conservative could ever make to
24:28
change the country. This garnered him quite a bit of
24:30
attention on campus and as a result the student body
24:33
president. challenged Nick to a debate now you all know I'm not
24:37
a fan of these kinds of debates right.
24:38
I think they are fundamentally unhelpful. because it's always
24:41
about who can shout the loudest or who can talk over the other
24:44
person the most or who can belittle their opponent the
24:47
most. It's not actually about careful
24:49
thought very often. And that I think is what
24:52
happened here the student body president called knick a bunch
24:55
of names like a crypto Nazi and I'm digital brown shirt which is
24:58
probably accurate but okay. And Nick responded by mocking
25:01
his opponent relentlessly. I couldn't find any direct
25:04
quotes of that though. to this day Nick likes to brag that he
25:07
apparently won this debate and apparently every other
25:10
conservative student on campus just loved seeing Nick mop this
25:14
other student So, I think it's clear to me that this wasn't
25:18
actually debate that was the thoughtful exchange of ideas.
25:20
It was just about who could bully the other person more. and
25:24
Nick clearly was the bigger bully he didn't necessarily have
25:27
the best ideas. the most research or knew the most he was
25:31
just the loudest bully there. it was during this debate if we can
25:36
even call it that he was discovered by a woman called
25:39
Cassie Dylan and thanks to her he started to run his own show
25:43
on RS the end. the right side broadcasting network in a 2018
25:49
vice article a friend of Cassie's described their meeting
25:52
as Cassie call me the next day to tell me she had seen the next
25:56
rising star in the Republican party.
25:58
Around that time we were playing a Christmas party for the
26:00
Western mass Republicans and she invited him to come.
26:04
He came off as an incredibly bright and confident in his
26:06
support of trump and Bannon ask followers.
26:10
Nick called himself a conservative and so did we
26:12
Because political commentators use these blanket terms.
26:15
I didn't realise the extreme variations between world views
26:18
and political series. That that would could contain.
26:21
And as Nick show began to grow in popularity.
26:24
He began to say more and more offensive things.
26:27
Nick and Cassie's friend, who is called will nardi describes this
26:30
as Took a different approach. Bringing the underground
26:33
politics and conspiracies to the alt-right mainstream.
26:36
I did hear however that you argued anti Muslim and
26:39
anti-semitic positions and in April he called for people who
26:42
worked at CNN to be hanged. What Nick actually said was and
26:47
this is a direct quote. from Nick Who runs the media?
26:51
globally list time to kill the globalist.
26:54
I want the people that run CNN to be arrested and deported or
26:57
hanged. And this was the first but
26:59
absolutely not the last time that Nick called directly for
27:02
violence against the people that he opposed.
27:05
So unsurprisingly calling for people to die calls a lot of
27:09
trouble and the rsbn. The network that he was like
27:13
here to show on. They had to apologise on Nick's
27:16
behalf. And Nick says he started to be
27:18
more careful in the way that he spoke.
27:21
Not that he stopped calling for violence.
27:23
It's just afterwards you go. Blah blah call for violence and
27:26
joking. I'm joking.
27:29
But the audience was always left with the sense that you know
27:32
maybe. Maybe is not joking and you'll
27:35
see plenty of examples of this coming up. on a recent podcast
27:39
Nick said that he thought maybe there was something potentially
27:41
romantic between him and Cassie but she did not think this
27:45
thing. is that I met this girl named Cassie Dillon she was a
27:49
fellow at daily wire she now goes by Cassie Akiva So she was
27:53
in school around the same time she was in Western Massachusetts
27:55
studying. And we met because we ran in the
27:58
same College Republican circles. And she's the one that got me
28:01
the show at rsbn right side broadcasting network. she was a
28:05
Christian she converted to Judaism she married a Jewish guy
28:07
and converted. when I matter she was a Christian or she had been
28:11
raised Christian And we became very good friends.
28:13
You know we went to the Christmas party and we hung out
28:16
and I went on her show and she got me my show nothing nothing
28:19
like a attractiveness. Just a friendship.
28:21
It might have been going in that direction but now I never
28:23
nothing like that materialised so yeah, we were just friends
28:26
and it was around this time that she also called him out for
28:30
saying anti-semitic stuff especially towards people like
28:32
Ben Shapiro and Nick got very defensive.
28:35
As a result Cassie and a bunch of her colleagues and friends
28:37
blocked Nick on Twitter so he decided that best thing to do
28:41
was to lean in the antisemitism even more I would I would press
28:45
her on this and other related questions.
28:48
And eventually she threw Arms up. and I think it was March
28:51
2017 and she said we are no longer in the same movement.
28:55
She said you are anti Israel the way you're going about this is
28:58
anti-semitism Casey this is yeah Cassie dull.
29:01
She goes you you are. You're attacking Shapiro and in
29:06
an anti-semitic way, I don't like your tone.
29:09
She said and I I really want nothing to do with you anymore
29:11
and so she blocked me on Twitter and my whole friend group.
29:15
Who was with daily wire Elliott Hamilton Aaron Bandler all these
29:18
other writers are daily wire? They all blocked me.
29:20
They would not talk to me. Nick keep saying that he was on
29:24
great about being blocked by cassian all these people but
29:27
really in between the lines and this is just my personal opinion
29:29
and a theory. I also maybe see him being a
29:32
little bit mad. About being rejected by a woman
29:35
that he thought he had a chance with.
29:37
And so he started to use his platform to angrily rant about
29:40
Cassie and her colleagues. And he began to like I say lean
29:45
in. to the racism and anti-semitism even more I think
29:50
it's stories like this that are good example of how deeply
29:52
ingrained and interconnected next hatred of women and his
29:56
hatred of other races. cultures and religions are there's also
30:01
around the time that a couple of things happened.
30:03
The first was at Nick applied for some sort of like internship
30:06
or job or something like that at this conservative place.
30:09
And he had to do this like. Several week long unpaid like
30:14
again like an internship. And at the end of it, he'd find
30:17
out whether you got the job or not that was going to be paid.
30:20
And but he was apparently immediately just disqualified
30:23
for a long-term position because he bragged about his white
30:26
nationalist views. He still got to complete The
30:28
Internship But he just didn't get job offer at the end of it.
30:32
and they get to me and I said well, I'm a conservative because
30:35
We're losing our civilisation because of mass immigration.
30:40
America doesn't resemble America anymore France is no longer
30:44
France I said and if we don't conserve the demographics.
30:47
Forget about the rest that that's what we need to conserve.
30:51
And I said that. And I was told later on that at
30:56
that moment I was immediately disqualified. people that were
30:59
running the job training and it was in this time while he was
31:02
working there that he opened up to his fellow candidates about
31:05
some of his racist views. One nights with this was filmed
31:08
and posted online and hears him talking about that.
31:11
And so it's like 3:00 a.m. Our last day.
31:13
We're all in the common area just hanging out late at night.
31:16
We're talking about politics. And at that point they realised
31:20
I was a pretty far right guy. I was maybe more far right than
31:22
anybody there. And we're all talking about
31:24
politics. And it comes up we're talking
31:27
about. interracial relationships and Marriage And I said well,
31:31
I'm not in favour of interracial marriages.
31:33
That's against my values. I want to have a white wife on
31:37
to have white kids. That's important to me.
31:40
Now there is a girl who is in the group her name is Emily
31:42
Faulkner now. She's like a big pro-life
31:44
activist she's married. But at that time.
31:47
She was in this little group. She pulls out her phone and she
31:50
starts secretly recording me. She doesn't say anything but she
31:54
pulls out her phone hits record. And she says so wait a second.
31:57
She goes you're saying that if I have sex with a black person
32:00
that's the same as having sex with a dog.
32:03
I said no. I'm not saying that I said but I
32:04
think race makes things immoral I said I think they both be
32:07
immoral. She takes that clip. along with
32:11
clips of other things I said she sense it to Cassie Dylan because
32:14
she knew and apparently was friends with Cassie unbeknownst
32:16
to me. Cassie dill and sends it to a
32:18
group called Reagan battalion. and they post that all over
32:21
Twitter and it blows up on Twitter and now I am like
32:25
officially being canceled. Because of this secret recording
32:29
taken at this leadership training.
32:32
Is that the video wrap yes sir, can I see it, please?
32:43
Also, can you would you say that me having sex with my dog is the
32:47
same thing as me having sex with a black man. no But they're both
32:51
they would both be the general. Oh and this that's a little bit.
32:55
you know that's a little bit harsh.
32:59
Well could be seen as harsh could be seen as disrespectful.
33:02
if I was an african-american I would be very annoyed upset
33:09
frustrated angry with you. and somebody could say that is
33:17
racist. Yes, that is racist.
33:19
It is straight up racist and I don't even think you need to be
33:22
black to find it disgusting. It is just repulsive.
33:25
And the other thing that's very telling to me about this clip
33:27
and about a lot of his views in general.
33:29
Is that I don't think he understands why sex with animals
33:32
is wrong either. Because I would call sex with an
33:35
animal wrong because animals can't consent to that with
33:38
humans. So it would be rape and that's
33:41
entirely harmful to the animal. That's not okay.
33:44
To me, that's not at all comparable with. consensual sex
33:48
between two adult humans who just happened to be different
33:50
races I feel like Nick just doesn't really understand
33:53
consent. either even when he was called out for this and the
33:57
races minute. He said yes racist but you need
34:00
the cont. That's kind of racist.
34:05
I agree okay. but let's remember the context.
34:10
First of all you saw that that's a three second. clip 3 second
34:16
clip and you can't even see 80% of the screen For sure because
34:20
being hidden. now you and I both know.
34:24
The way that we talk on a show like this right.
34:26
It's very you know it's like anything.
34:28
You got to know your audience. Now that's a 3 am conversation
34:32
with 18 year olds. I'm sorry, but there's no
34:36
contacts that makes what he said here okay.
34:38
I don't care if it's a 3 a.m. Conversation.
34:41
I don't care if you didn't know you'll be filmed at that moment.
34:43
I don't care if you just 19 years old.
34:45
It is not okay to say this. I get that people say and do
34:49
dumb stuff when they are young right I a perfect example of
34:53
this. When I was in sixth form, I at
34:55
this friend so we were like 16 or something.
34:57
And we went to this like Halloween party in a club one
35:00
night and everyone dressed up. so I mean my friends will like
35:04
All Time gangsters or whatever with hats and little waistcoats
35:07
and stuff like that. And another friend came.
35:09
It's like a serial killer and he was coming. cereal boxes And get
35:14
it. And then one friend decided he
35:16
was going to go all out and dress up as a werewolf.
35:18
And so he had this big mask on but then he was like.
35:20
Oh, no, you can like see my eyes and stuff under the mask.
35:23
So he put like Braun face paint around his eyes and then he was
35:26
like oh, I'm not going to have the mask on the whole night cuz
35:28
club. It's going to be warm better
35:29
paint the rest of my face, too. So a 16 years old he turns up to
35:34
a club. in basically black face and we will like oh.
35:39
Bless you. And in his mind he was like I
35:42
just want to do werewolf makeup on my white face.
35:45
But the rest of us seeing this for like.
35:46
Oh god we love you. We understand you are going for
35:50
werewolf. But do you see how this could be
35:52
seen as black face by some people and how that could be
35:54
seen as racist and he was like oh crap.
35:57
I'm never gonna make this mistake again.
36:00
So, sorry it sounds a little crackly today.
36:01
But the point is he realised he made a mistake he didn't intend
36:05
to hurt anyone he wasn't intending to be racist, but it
36:07
was like oh. I understand why this looks bad.
36:10
And I understand. now the history in the context of all
36:14
the people who have done this. In a harmful way, and I'm not
36:18
going to make that mistake again.
36:20
So that's the kind of thing that was stupid and ignorant.
36:23
Because of his naivety and youth and and ignorance yeah.
36:28
And he learned from it and he never made that mistake again.
36:31
He learned any grew. That's the kind of stupid kid
36:34
thing I good girl. That's the kind of stupid kid
36:37
thing that I think we can. forgive because we see people
36:41
grow from it. We all do stupid stuff where my
36:44
young and we all have raging hormones and might get emotional
36:47
or do something silly. That's lots of things we haven't
36:49
learned yet. I think that's part of growing
36:51
up. But that is absolutely not the
36:53
same as someone sitting down in a space where they think they
36:56
can get away with it. And choosing to make statements
36:58
that I hate fuelled and racist. Because this is what they've sat
37:02
with and thought about and concluded it's the right.
37:04
opinion to have NIC fund has did not make a dumb kid mistake sure
37:09
he was only 18 or 19 or whatever.
37:11
But there's a literally views that he sat and thought about
37:14
and felt informed enough to make his views on.
37:17
And these reviews that he's still holds to this day.
37:20
And his takeaway from all this is the wrong one he didn't
37:23
learn. I shouldn't say this because
37:25
it's wrong. What he apparently learned was
37:27
that? Well, it shouldn't have been
37:29
filmed and put online. Now I'm not for secretly filming
37:33
people. I don't agree with that.
37:34
I don't support that. however You have to see the problem with
37:38
him saying well. Yes, that's how I really feel
37:40
but I just didn't want the public to see it because they'd
37:42
be mad at me. He's not actually acknowledging
37:45
that what he said was wrong and harmful.
37:47
He fully. supports that you still and defends it he is still
37:51
against interracial marriages and relationships.
37:54
He still doesn't understand consent.
37:57
He still holds his problematic views.
37:59
The only difference is he's mad. That someone else put it online
38:02
for us to see that he holds those views.
38:05
He's sorry he got caught he's not sorry for what he said and
38:09
he plays all this officers like oh, just anyone could be caught
38:12
out which is just not true. Like if someone's secret really
38:15
called a one for my drunk 2 a.m. Raws or whatever Nick was not
38:19
drunk when he said that he was completely sober.
38:21
But let's say for example someone recorded me drunk to am
38:24
blah blah blah blah blah. I wouldn't be spouting racist
38:28
stuff. I'd be just talking a more
38:31
incoherent version. Of just things that I say
38:33
publicly every day. Because these are my real views
38:36
and thoughts and opinions. I don't hold secret hateful
38:39
views. I wouldn't be caught saying
38:42
secretly hateful things. because I don't Harbour a sequel I I
38:47
don't Harbour a secret evil hateful.
38:51
Hate for people and sorry my words are all over the place
38:54
here. So in that respect I can't feel
38:56
even the slightest bit sorry for him Nick claims that this whole
38:59
thing was nothing more than a calculated attack on him, but if
39:02
he wasn't saying this degrading and racist stuff in the first
39:04
place then his so-called attackers wouldn't have had any
39:07
ammunition. Would they if he just answered
39:09
that question with what of course they're not the same.
39:12
There's nothing wrong with sleeping with the black person.
39:14
Then no one would have been mad at him.
39:15
Whether they were secretly filming or not.
39:19
He's just he's just refusing to take accountability for his own
39:22
actions. And views which is ironically
39:24
what he consistently accuses women of doing.
39:27
But I just think he's projecting. we'll see more of
39:30
that in the very last part of this video by the way so put a
39:33
pin in that. Well, when I I learned that
39:35
lesson the hard way, but but what is the lesson the lesson is
39:39
that? This sort of thing this is how.
39:43
Political control is maintained. Which is to say that we have a
39:47
culture where you don't even have to do anything wrong if you
39:50
say anything wrong ever. In public and private even if
39:54
it's not inherently wrong if it's sounds wrong.
39:57
Someone might be secretly recording and use it to make you
40:01
look bad and then destroy your career or your reputation.
40:04
No, I think the lesson here is that if you're ignorant and
40:07
hateful and racist and misogynistic and just all around
40:10
terrible person and people see that then they're not going to
40:12
like you and that is completely understandable.
40:17
Other times that people have taken things I set out of
40:20
context or misrepresented me yes 100% It's happened to me before
40:24
and it's frustrating and it's hurtful and it's still messes
40:27
with me in my head to this day. But Nick was not misquoted or
40:31
misrepresented or taken out of context.
40:34
He was against interracial dating and relationships then.
40:37
And he still is today. He was racist then.
40:41
And he still is today. Even more proudly than he was
40:43
before as you'll see in upcoming clips.
40:46
I'm at this job training they leaked this out to Reagan
40:48
Battalion this goes everywhere and it was in that moment.
40:51
I defended myself very strongly because they tried to use this
40:54
clip and by they I'm talking about Ben Shapiro Cassie Dillon
40:57
cabbot Philips they think they've got it and now I'm
41:01
canceled from the movement. so I took that and you know of course
41:05
they're expecting you to go out and apologise or expecting you
41:07
to go out and say I'm sorry. I shouldn't have said that but I
41:11
said you know what I'm not sorry because This is a political
41:14
attack. This is not some kind of good
41:17
faith. You know because you said the
41:18
common is racist and what I phrase it that way if I was
41:22
saying it in an official public capacity know but we tend not to
41:26
do those things when we think we're in private in confidence.
41:29
You kind of understand that there's some discretion there
41:32
that's not to say that I'm you know. thought I could get away
41:35
with it but We don't speak in a lawyerly way when we're among
41:38
the you believe that you don't believe that though.
41:41
What that it's degenerate? Yeah?
41:43
I wouldn't say it's immoral. I don't know that I would say
41:45
degenerate, but I would say it's contrary to my values, how much
41:47
I don't care if his statement here was said in public or
41:51
private it was wrong in any and all context.
41:54
It wasn't like he was making an edgy joke and it was taken out
41:57
of context. He was saying what he really
41:59
believed. There is no context in with that
42:02
in which that is okay. Following this clipping post
42:05
online not only were left wing creators discussed by Nick but a
42:09
lot of right ring. But a lot of right wingers were
42:11
too next is that he defended himself for a strongly.
42:14
And that he still believes the statements he made to this day.
42:18
So really he didn't learn anything, did he?
42:21
The next big moment for Nick was when he attended the unite the
42:24
right rally in charlottesville in 2017.
42:28
Louis through describes this event as a rally where a parade
42:31
of white racist. March to a tiki torches and
42:34
chanted you will not replace us. And Jews will not replace us.
42:39
Where the anti-racist demonstrator Heather here lost
42:42
her life after deranged white nationalist drove his car into a
42:45
crowd. Meanwhile and David newer wrote
42:48
in his book the age of Insurrection Nicholas had
42:51
promoted the right on Facebook on the morning of August 12.
42:55
By writing the title wave of white identity is coming.
42:58
He did not participate in the violence that day.
43:01
But jai but blamed James Fields lethal car attack on the leftist
43:05
counter protesters. Still his presence at the rally.
43:10
And the comments made about why he was there and his
43:12
unwillingness to come down. to condemn the violence afterwards
43:16
got him a lot of criticism. It was this which first prompted
43:19
him according to Louis Theroux to really lean into the America
43:23
first branding. Which he and I quote.
43:26
discouraged followers from using imagery that was two explicitly
43:29
Nazi tinged impressing on them the need to be optical.
43:33
While on a nightly streaming show he continued to express
43:36
coded and not so coded. white nationalist ideas about there
43:40
being a problem with Jewish power and black crime So it
43:43
wasn't so much that he disavowed Nazi ideology.
43:46
He didn't do that and to the state he still hasn't done that.
43:49
It's just that when you were starting out.
43:50
He warned his fans not to. seemed now see adjacent because
43:54
then people wouldn't listen to them.
43:56
It was purely about keeping up appearances to attract the right
43:59
audience. I argue that this is still what
44:02
Nick is trying to do today with his recent podcast Appearances
44:05
as we will be looking at in-depth later- in the video.
44:08
There is a belief. that you have two personas there's one that
44:14
you roll out now for podcasts and for shows like my where you
44:18
come across as reasonable and then there's your show on.
44:24
rumble where you off to come across as having you know a very
44:29
unreasonable view on things. Because of this Donovan and her
44:32
co-authors wrote. Bye December 2017 with a growing
44:36
fan base of young right-wing men went as his popularity scored
44:40
him invites the Livestream debates about race realism
44:43
gender essentialism. And the Jewish Jewish question
44:46
which he dominated. when his used these debates to further a
44:50
thought War Against women on the alt light and alt-right which he
44:54
and the grip is which was fans. waged by attacking female and
44:58
trans content creators to the group is all women were
45:01
thoughts. And thoughts had no place in
45:03
politics at all. It was also during the year of
45:06
2017 that he dropped out of his course at Boston University only
45:09
having completed one single year of Higher Education similar to
45:13
Charlie Kirk and a lot of these right-wing debate Bros they
45:17
think they're smart. but none of them that well educated none of
45:22
them know that much. They don't have very good
45:24
sources. They don't know how to research
45:25
properly. They don't have basic critical
45:27
thinking skills. And they don't understand basics
45:30
statistics. Nick claims, he dropped out
45:32
after receiving death threats over his Media persona.
45:36
Statements and attendance at the united the right rally.
45:39
When you see the stuff he was posting at the time.
45:41
I never condone death threats and I don't think anyone
45:44
deserves them however I do understand why people were mad
45:47
at him. an August 2017 Facebook post by him read we can talk
45:51
about black pride Latina pride and gay pride all day long, but
45:54
talk about white pride or pride in European heritage and you'll
45:58
suddenly an apologist for Adolf Hitler and the Ku Klux Klan
46:01
Enough is enough. I'm sick of being asked to
46:03
condemn or apologise for racism every 15 minutes for being born
46:07
white. Showing that even as early as
46:10
this he never understood. Why what he was saying was wrong
46:12
or why exactly people were mad at him.
46:15
I still don't think you understands to this day or maybe
46:17
he does he just doesn't care. Over the next few years he got
46:20
more violent and angry in his speeches and he would regularly
46:24
incite death threats against people only to follow up with as
46:27
I said her. It's a joke.
46:28
I'm just joking with the hands and everything.
46:31
And but I'm sorry if I don't find humour in you should go out
46:34
and kill this group of people. And what it would look like to
46:38
build a society based. On our distinct worldview, it
46:41
looks like a society where women don't have the right to vote.
46:44
And it looks like a society where. boys and girls get
46:47
married as teenagers and start having kids and they don't use
46:52
birth control and they don't use contraceptives and they have big
46:55
families and a high birth rate. and it looks like women wearing
47:00
veils at church and it looks like women not being in the
47:04
workforce. So that means that banning gay
47:06
marriage is back on the menu. Banning sodomy is back on the
47:10
menu. Banning contraceptives is back
47:13
on the menu. And basically we're having
47:18
something like Taliban rule. In America in a good way popular
47:23
means the people support it which they do. and and it sucks
47:28
and it is what it is, but that's why we need dictatorship.
47:31
That's On why we need to get rid of all that?
47:34
We need to take control to media or take control to government
47:37
and Force the people to believe what we believe.
47:39
Or force into play by our rules. I think we should have some
47:42
post-birth abortions for all the abortionist out there.
47:45
I think you're getting to be a little bit of an inconvenient so
47:47
maybe it's time for some abortions and that direction
47:50
right can't expect God to do all the work.
47:52
No, I'm joking. That's jokes.
47:54
I'm only joking. Just send the military engine do
47:58
what must be done. Send the military into these
48:00
black neighborhoods make the streets safe.
48:03
They'll complain about it. It doesn't it doesn't matter.
48:07
They are evil doers they are people that worship false gods.
48:10
They are people that practice. Magic or rituals or whatever and
48:15
more than anything those people need to be when we take power
48:18
they need to be given the death penalty.
48:22
Dread Up these people that are that are communing with demons
48:28
and engaging in this sort of Witchcraft and stuff and these
48:30
people that are suppressing the name Christ and suppressing
48:33
Christianity they must be absolutely annihilated.
48:37
When we take power, I'm not calling for a political
48:39
violence. but that cannot have any Court or in our Society And
48:44
we have to that we have reached a fork in the road, and you must
48:47
go in One Direction and everybody has to go along with
48:50
it. There's no middle path.
48:52
There's no compromise. You know you have to choose and
48:55
a certain point what kind of society you want to live in.
48:58
And some people want to go one way and some people got it want
49:00
to go the other way one thing's clear.
49:02
Everybody's going to go wherever we choose to go.
49:06
The other side will be subdued and dominated.
49:09
With the use of force and they even ten years ago the argument
49:12
used to be. Too consenting Adults just want
49:15
to get married to who cares what they're doing in the privacy
49:17
their own bedrooms. It's not in the bedroom anymore.
49:20
It's not confined to the bedroom anymore, maybe I'd be okay with
49:23
that, but that's not what I mean.
49:24
I don't I'm not but you know maybe you could argue that at
49:27
the Bare minimum, but that's not what's happening.
49:29
It's not in the privacy of people's bedrooms.
49:31
It's not consenting Adults it's children now.
49:33
It's children being exposed to this every day in school in
49:37
library on bus stops and advertisements billboards TV
49:41
movies it's in Marvel movies Star Wars movies.
49:45
People that are corrupting children people that are taking
49:48
children and telling them that it is normal and okay.
49:52
To look at pornography to be in deviant sexual relationships
49:56
things that will land them in hell.
49:57
I'm sorry but that's the worst thing you can be and you're
50:00
you're a bad person if you believe that you're the worst
50:03
kind of person and I don't want to talk to you.
50:06
And I think you should be fired from your job for that and I
50:09
think you should be put in jail for that if you want to know the
50:11
truth. I think all these people
50:13
peddling all the stuff should be put in jail.
50:15
I think all that stuff should be illegal finally enough other
50:18
people didn't find it funny either.
50:19
David knew it described his content and audience at the time
50:21
as having ironic racism as humour detachment as a direct
50:25
consequence of his own behaviour Nick started to be banned from
50:29
various apps platforms and services between 2020 and 2023
50:33
including but not limited to. YouTube D live Twitter twitch
50:36
and Reddit he then moved up to posting on rumble instead and in
50:41
2024 Elon Musk reinstated next Twitter account.
50:44
Before this though in 2022. He was invited to a dinner with
50:47
Donald Trump and can you West Who Nick describes to this day
50:50
as two of his biggest heroes and he and he regularly brags about
50:54
the dinner? Even before this and perhaps
50:56
partly why he got the invitation from Donald Trump was because he
50:59
was part of the January 6 riots slash Insurrection in 20. 21
51:05
Which according to Robert Draper he describes as?
51:07
Nick described as the most or inspiring and inspirational
51:11
incredible thing I've seen in my entire life.
51:15
Definitely a choice. Of that day David knew it writes
51:18
in his book. The age of inspection, how Nick
51:20
was a key player. In encouraging people to go to
51:22
the capitol Building and potentially it was one of the
51:25
people to incite violence there. potentially, allegedly maybe he
51:30
wrote. On his popular podcast on
51:32
January 4th frontes have frequently suggested killing
51:35
state legislators. Who were unwilling to overturn
51:38
the 2020 election results? What can you and I he said do?
51:43
To a state legislator besides kill them he wondered
51:46
rhetorically then hastily added. We should not do that.
51:49
I'm not advising that but I mean what else can you do right?
51:52
the next day after trump speech frontier spoke to a crowd of
51:55
supporters at freedom Plaza and said it is us not ancestors that
51:59
created everything good you see in this country.
52:01
All these people that have taken over our country.
52:03
We do not need them. It's the American people and our
52:06
leader Donald Trump against everyone everybody else.
52:10
In this country and this world. Our founding fathers would get
52:13
in the streets and they would take the country back by Force
52:16
if necessary. That is what we must be prepared
52:18
to do. On January 6th itself David
52:21
Newitt tells us. Winter's got on a bull horn.
52:24
And addressed his followers. he said we've just got word that
52:27
they've stopped the vote of the electoral college in congress.
52:30
I say that we should not leave this capital until Donald Trump
52:33
is inaugurated president. We the American people will not
52:37
let this fraudulent election go forward one more step.
52:41
Knew it went on to write fantas himself never went inside the
52:43
capitol. But a number of his followers
52:45
did. Several men later charged with
52:47
trespassing obstruction was seeing America first banners
52:50
inside the capital. And wearing the organization's
52:53
t-shirts and hats. in particular the insurrectionists Who entered
52:57
pelosi's office and trash the place?
53:00
And afterwards he writes. pointers who remained on the
53:03
outside was not charged with a felony Fuentes did however
53:07
advise all of his followers who are present during the
53:09
instruction. To simply destroy their cell
53:12
phones and SIM cards. To erase any evidence which
53:15
itself would be a federal obstruction of Justice crime.
53:19
He was encouraging people to commit more crimes.
53:23
Nick went on rants afterwards saying that he was being watched
53:25
by the feds and how he had to be careful but he didn't want to
53:29
back down. And he has been quoted as
53:30
saying. I am unapologetic.
53:33
I thought the capital riot was awesome.
53:35
It was awesome. and so was Trump and trump was awesome because he
53:40
was racist. Trump was awesome because he was
53:42
sexist. The only thing trump wasn't
53:45
awesome for was being anti-semitic.
53:47
He wasn't anti-semitic. But the rest was awesome.
53:50
And people have got to get racist.
53:53
He just never changes. And isn't it ironic that in 2016
53:58
remember he said? when anybody riots let's call it
54:02
what it is. primitive barbers on that has no place and a free and
54:06
civil Society and yet with this riot and let's not be around the
54:10
bush. It was a riot.
54:10
It was very clearly a Riot you he says it was awesome and it
54:13
just had to happen. So why?
54:16
Is it barbaric when black people do it because their protesting?
54:20
the death Of an innocent man who was on justly killed?
54:24
But it's okay when a bunch of little white boys, do it because
54:28
oh the rapists that we want to empower is an empower democracy
54:32
didn't go away. Make it make sense. pathetic
54:36
other drama around it's career at this time.
54:38
Sent it around his rival roots Charlie Kirk who you all know I
54:41
am personally have been and will continue to be incredibly
54:44
critical of spoken about him in a number of videos Again, I'll
54:49
say I don't think he deserved to die, but I'm not gonna pretend.
54:51
He was some sort of great man when he was. a misogynistic
54:55
homophobic racist bully Nick was also critical of Charlie Kirk
55:00
but for the opposite reason to me Nick didn't think that
55:03
Charlie went far enough and was too lenient when it comes to
55:05
people of colour immigrants and Jewish people in fact Nick
55:09
repeatedly told his followers and fans to turn up a Charlie's
55:11
events. And push difficult and often
55:14
offensive questions on him. That's not how we phrased it
55:17
though according to the Book meme Wars Nick told his fans to
55:19
go to a Turning Point USA event which was Turning Point USA was
55:23
Charlie cooks like group organisation thing and the event
55:27
was hosted by him. and he told them according to the Book
55:31
packed the line. Ask intelligent and well
55:33
rehearsed questions ensure the audience begins questioning
55:36
Turning Point USA's milk toes conservatism.
55:39
It's clear that a growing body of young people want something
55:42
more authentic than what Charlie Kirk has to offer. suitable
55:46
question topics Charlie Kirk support for mass immigration
55:49
Turning Point USA's promotion of identity politics for every
55:52
group but white people Turning Point USA is focus on a economic
55:56
above all else. demographics and voting patterns white people
55:59
becoming a minority in a few decades this rivalry continued
56:04
for years and it's even been suggested although not proven
56:07
that the person who killed Charlie Kirk was a Nick Fuentes
56:10
fan. I don't think we'll ever know
56:12
for sure who actually killed Charlie Kirk or why because the
56:16
US government and justice system is currently so damn corrupt.
56:19
The everything is a cover up. Look at the Amsterdam files.
56:23
So, I'm not sure we'll ever really know what happened or
56:26
why? The right one everyone to think
56:28
that the shooter was some liberal left-leaning trans
56:31
person or person in a relationship with a trans person
56:34
or something something let's blame trans people.
56:37
However, we do know he came from a conservative gun loving very
56:40
right leaning family and he had interacted with Nick's content
56:43
online in the past. But we don't really know.
56:47
What was going on in his life? At the point that he committed
56:50
the murder, so who's to say it this point we don't know.
56:54
What I will say though is that next reaction to Charlie's death
56:57
has been in my opinion? nothing but Bazar I'm just gonna
57:00
play you a clip without sound for a second and I apologise to
57:02
the people who listen to the audience version.
57:04
On a Spotify and apple. For this part because you're
57:09
going to hear a couple of seconds of Silence I'm afraid
57:10
but I'm just gonna play You a short and version now and now
57:13
I'll play you the full length one afterwards.
57:14
Watch this and tell me what his face is saying.
57:42
Now this isn't really like a major point I want to make
57:44
because you know it's not something I want to make a big
57:46
deal because nothing about this is concrete.
57:48
It's just something I want your opinions on because I want to
57:51
know him of reacting. But here looks happy here
57:53
alright. He looks gleeful.
57:55
He looks smoke. It's like he's talking about
57:57
something that he's happy about that.
57:58
He's proud of. I'm not the best reader of
58:00
facial expressions as an autistic woman and it doesn't
58:02
come very naturally to me. But it's something I've had to
58:05
teach myself. to be aware of so I could be very wrong here.
58:09
I may have learnt wrong. And that's why I'm asking you
58:12
guys. But don't you just think he
58:13
looks happy. Don't you think he looks proud?
58:16
And you know what he was talking about here.
58:18
How he's apparently sudden by Charlie Kirk's death?
58:21
You don't smile like this & mmm. If you're actually sad about
58:25
someone dying do you? I don't here's the full clip.
58:30
How are you processing this? Charlie Crook I've seen the
58:33
tweets, I've seen a video but how are you processing this?
58:35
Well on a personal level it's a it's terrifying.
58:38
You know because he was out there and he got blown away
58:41
doing what we all do which is a public event or something like
58:44
that, but seeing the outpouring of support.
58:47
I mean I saw a lot of young people that were emotional.
58:50
Young men young women going to the vigils and actually
58:52
distraught. And I think they were distraught
58:56
one because it was so evil what was done to him to see that kind
58:59
of violence was really upsetting. but also I think
59:02
people were touched because Charlie Kirk it does put things
59:07
in perspective when a person dies.
59:09
I don't believe he was a bad man.
59:11
I disagree with him. I didn't like his politics.
59:14
But what I have come to respect about him.
59:16
Is that he was a very hard worker.
59:19
He was kind. You noticed that when he talked
59:22
to people he didn't like or disagreed with he was open to
59:24
other people he changed his mind even when he dealt with me and
59:27
he was never particularly nice to me.
59:29
Let's just say. But he was to a lot of people.
59:32
See someone die like that the reason it's jarring for people
59:34
is because we realise that we're all going to die. suddenly
59:38
unexpectedly you know and and like him.
59:40
He's 31 years old nobody expects that a 31 year old with that
59:43
kind of money and Influence is going to die all of a sudden he
59:46
had plans you know he had he was going to get on his private Jen
59:48
fly to do another event some other time you know nobody
59:51
expects that you're going to die someone like that at that age.
59:54
And when you see someone like that cut down so viciously you
59:57
realise how life is so fragile and it's so temporary and it's
1:00:00
so short. Any day we could all die.
1:00:03
And what that then naturally makes us think about. is well,
1:00:07
what is it all really mean then? Now like I said before I've been
1:00:10
nothing but critical Charlie Kirk but I'm never gonna.
1:00:12
I'm never going to come down violence all the killing of a
1:00:15
person I just agree with. I just found this all so
1:00:19
uncomfortable to watch because even though Nick was saying all
1:00:22
the right things. His smug little face was showing
1:00:25
the opposite to me and I just felt very uncomfortable watching
1:00:27
it. Again, I'm gonna say this isn't
1:00:31
some sort of like concrete gotcha moment because we all
1:00:34
know body language is not a science.
1:00:36
And there's many reasons the person may have an awkward
1:00:38
facial expression. but I just felt very uncomfortable watching
1:00:43
this I wanted to ask if anyone else felt the same way. after
1:00:48
all we know about Charlie and Nicks consistent rivalry for
1:00:51
years made me very uncomfortable.
1:00:54
Back to talk about next career though and in 2021 he hosted
1:00:57
conference called the America first political action
1:01:00
committee. which absolute legend Lewis also attended in order to
1:01:04
interview him as part of the documentary about right wing
1:01:08
Conservatives and like kind of fundamentalists in America so
1:01:12
Louis through describes this conference in his book Through
1:01:15
the Keyhole that we mentioned earlier.
1:01:17
He described it as a conference Nick was hosting at a hotel.
1:01:20
The event the afpac the America first political action committee
1:01:24
was happening at the same time in the same City as cpac which
1:01:28
is also a big Republican conference.
1:01:31
Trump is attending that on. It was a bit like Edinburgh
1:01:34
Frost and the fringe except in the case of afpac.
1:01:37
It was the extremist fringe we went on to write the event
1:01:40
turned out to be a gathering of the tribes for pale young men in
1:01:42
suits College Republican types. a handful of Full bore Misfits
1:01:46
dressed in outfits from another era like barbershop Quartet
1:01:49
singers in straw boaters. with oils moustaches about five women
1:01:53
three black people and a smattering of alt-right
1:01:56
celebrities. the term of art for many these attendees will be in
1:01:59
Cell phone has presided over this group.
1:02:02
Got like amid the beat the Beta hordes.
1:02:05
Skinny but handsome like an under nourished game on earth
1:02:08
JFK tribute act. with a Cheshire Cat grin so Broad that it
1:02:12
Narrows his eyes. He noted that.
1:02:15
Late in the day just before we called a night one or two of
1:02:18
Nick's more fringe beliefs peeped out.
1:02:20
He prefer of women didn't have the right to vote he said.
1:02:23
Civilisation had started its decline with female suffrage.
1:02:26
Women general couldn't be in the inner circle of the movement.
1:02:29
This was followed by a random reference to the evil big whigs
1:02:32
who were as he saw it. growing up Society they're not all Jews
1:02:36
he said again with an air of naughty humour.
1:02:39
Why people are tired of being bullied he said at one point.
1:02:42
Chances of America first and Christ is king went through the
1:02:44
audience like electricity. In the background was a feeling
1:02:47
that this was the insurgent army of radical trump base. a
1:02:51
Coalition of religious seller's in cells gamers conspiracy
1:02:54
theorists and Lost Boys So remember this again, because
1:02:57
these are the same ideas. He is still spouting to this
1:03:00
day. He just tries to make it sound a
1:03:02
little more palatable at times when he's on certain podcasts.
1:03:06
Also take note of who his audience was at this time.
1:03:10
Further Lewis said fantas had made his career out of
1:03:13
outflanking Republicans from the right and he spent much of his
1:03:17
time making fun of right wingers for not being right wing enough.
1:03:21
And this was very evident in his lineup for the conference
1:03:24
because as Robert Draper noted in his 2022 book. weapons of
1:03:27
Master Lucian next previous online content was sufficient to
1:03:31
repel every Republican office holder from speaking at afpac.
1:03:36
safe one Paul gosser and I find it kind of fascinating as scary
1:03:41
that you know what what we're talking about here is 2021
1:03:44
right. Just a few years ago the more
1:03:46
mainstream politicians and political influences.
1:03:49
We're outright rejecting Nick and yet today at the end of
1:03:53
2025. I mean literally I'm recording
1:03:55
this on New Year's Eve and people are in.
1:03:58
People are embracing him more. and he's literally you know he's
1:04:03
been to dinner. with Donald Trump the literal president of
1:04:07
the United States he's got more and more politicians kind of on
1:04:11
his side and backing him. He's featuring on these
1:04:13
mainstream. or as mainstream as Kind of right-wing podcasts can
1:04:18
get like but he's he's featuring on them.
1:04:20
He's you know speaking to Tucker Carlson and Stephen Crowder and
1:04:24
people like that and they didn't outright call him out on these
1:04:28
podcasts and a lot of cases are like yeah.
1:04:30
You're making sense. I understand this.
1:04:31
Yeah, I support you. And they were looking his bum
1:04:34
hole a little bit. And that's kind of what?
1:04:37
I want to get into and show you in the last two sections of this
1:04:40
video. We're going to be looking in
1:04:42
depth at these more mainstream interviews that he's done.
1:04:46
And how more right-wing political commentators and ever
1:04:48
seem to be taken in by his podcast persona as Piers Morgan
1:04:52
calls it? Like I said he's been invited to
1:04:55
dinner with the president. He's not getting the same level
1:04:57
of pushback anymore. It means stream podcasts this
1:05:00
are sitting there happily nodding along with the racist
1:05:02
and anti-semitic and misogynistic things he saying.
1:05:06
His audience is no longer just what Louis Theroux described as
1:05:10
in cells games lost boys. He is becoming far more
1:05:13
mainstream and that is incredibly worrying. even Stuart
1:05:17
Stevens touched on this specifically in relation to Nick
1:05:19
Fuentes in his 2023 book the Conspiracy conspiracy to end
1:05:22
America five ways my old party is driving out democracy to
1:05:26
autocracy where he wrote. President George W Bush attack
1:05:29
Duke by saying when someone says the Holocaust never took place
1:05:32
then I don't believe that person ever deserves one I heard of
1:05:35
public trust. When someone has so recently
1:05:37
endorsed nazism. It's inconceivable that someone
1:05:40
can reasonably aspire to a leadership role in a free
1:05:43
Society today the leaders of the Republican party meets with a
1:05:47
white supremeind. Nick Fuentes the outrage is
1:05:51
replaced by silence or approval. And it's only gotten worse in
1:05:54
the two years since. The final couple things I want
1:05:57
to touch on in this section before we move on to the next
1:05:59
one. I just a couple more recent
1:06:01
events. So I know November 2024 and
1:06:04
activists called Marla Rose turned up Nick Fuentes house and
1:06:07
run his doorbell. to confront him about some stuff had been
1:06:10
saying online. I think she intended to like
1:06:13
film it and be like let's have a chat about this.
1:06:15
And there's nothing to say she was acting in any way
1:06:18
threatening or in a violent matter.
1:06:20
That said, please, don't just show up at people's houses that
1:06:23
is incredibly inappropriate. And but according to reports he
1:06:27
responded by pepper spraying Rose before pushing her down his
1:06:30
front steps taking her phone which she would and taking her
1:06:33
phone which she was using to film The interaction.
1:06:35
Is Wikipedia page tells us that following this?
1:06:38
Fun test was arrested on November the 27th and charged
1:06:40
with battery. He appeared in court on November
1:06:43
19th. In December 2025 he reached the
1:06:47
plea agreement under which he must complete 75 hours of
1:06:49
community service. Attend an anger management
1:06:51
course pay restitution for the damaged phone.
1:06:54
And apologise to Rose in court with the charge to be dismissed
1:06:57
if he fulfills these turns by January 23rd. 2026 and another
1:07:02
incident happened, just a month later in December 2024 when
1:07:05
again according to Wikipedia a man armed with a pistol and
1:07:08
crossbow showed up at his home. the man identified as 24 year
1:07:12
old John Lyons of west west Chester was suspected of killing
1:07:15
a mother and her two adult children in mathemat earlier
1:07:18
that day. After police arrived lion's fled
1:07:21
forcing his way. Into fantasy's neighbor's
1:07:24
residents where he killed two dogs. lions or Leon's then fled
1:07:28
into a backyard where he refused police commands and exchanged
1:07:31
gunfire with them before being fatally shot.
1:07:34
Nick so my I've been a lot of stress lately and when I do
1:07:37
that. I get like muscle twitches on my
1:07:39
face is really annoying so if you see my Cheek here twitching
1:07:42
it's that it's very nice. And sorry Nick likes to tell
1:07:46
this story a lot sort of martyr himself and be like look.
1:07:49
I'm just boring us and victim. I did nothing and people tried
1:07:53
to kill me. I'm not saying anyone should go
1:07:55
through that. No one absolutely no one should
1:07:57
face death threats of any kind. but after reading up on this
1:08:03
incident. I'm still confused whether this
1:08:05
guy was actually trying to target Nick or what his
1:08:08
motivation actually was or if he just like you know maybe Nick
1:08:12
pointers was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
1:08:13
I can't tell. It's a little vague and a little
1:08:15
confused. It's not like. a clear out now
1:08:20
assassination like the Charlie Cooke Killing was you know.
1:08:26
And then finally after spending years with his tongue up Donald
1:08:29
Trump's little bum hole Nick Fuentes has finally shifted
1:08:32
gears ever so slightly and started to criticize trump a
1:08:35
little more. Except it's for you guessed it
1:08:38
not being harsh enough. Take a look at this clip of Nick
1:08:42
saying that he just abstained from voting up all in the last
1:08:45
election which is incredibly difficult which is incredibly
1:08:48
different to what he was doing in the last two elections.
1:08:51
And especially during Trump's first run.
1:08:53
What do you make of? The trend of Trump's current
1:08:56
administration, I've totally agree.
1:08:57
I didn't vote last year for that reason.
1:08:59
I didn't vote for anybody. And the reason why is because
1:09:02
you knew it was going to be this way based on how the money was
1:09:06
moving last year. And by that I mean there were
1:09:09
three big Industries that went behind trump or three big
1:09:12
special interests. Silicon Valley Wall Street And
1:09:15
the Israel lobby. Mary Madeline pro Israel gave
1:09:19
trump 100 million Tim Mellon the banker gave trump 200 million
1:09:22
Elon Musk from Silicon Valley gave trump almost 300 million
1:09:26
dollars and so I knew a year ago.
1:09:28
Trump is getting in. Because the system. basically
1:09:32
favours him 10 years ago the whole idea was the trump was
1:09:36
against the whole world like you said he was going to turn
1:09:39
Washington upside down. A year ago you could tell by
1:09:42
where the money was moving know they wanted him to win because
1:09:45
they knew that if he won. He's going to cut the taxes for
1:09:48
the rich. He's going to deregulate the
1:09:50
economy. He's going to deregulate AI he's
1:09:53
going to give all the favorable contracts to Andrew and palantir
1:09:56
that little tack. You know these new tech
1:09:59
companies. and he's going to do everything Israel wanted so I
1:10:02
think that trump has effectively betrayed the movement. the
1:10:06
America first Maga ideology it's been a 180 and like you said
1:10:11
drain the swamp he is the swamps.
1:10:13
I don't know that he was necessarily bought. strictly
1:10:16
speaking I think that. He wanted to be President by any
1:10:21
means necessary and I think he made deals because he's a deal
1:10:25
maker to get ahead and I think necessarily that involves
1:10:27
compromised. And then I think what happened
1:10:30
after he left office the last time.
1:10:32
Is that he knew he was under the gun?
1:10:35
If he didn't win in 24 he would have went to jail.
1:10:38
So this was a situation where you win or you go to jail for
1:10:41
the rest of your life and and basically that's serious form.
1:10:44
they was very interesting still he hasn't done a complete 180
1:10:49
and he still supports. so certain trump behaviours for
1:10:52
example he doesn't want to see trump held accountable for any
1:10:55
of the crimes. He has committed over the years.
1:10:58
And you think he would have deserved to go to jail.
1:11:00
No, I I think they did that. There's a very simple rule in
1:11:03
politics which is if you come at the king, you can't miss.
1:11:06
And that's what trump did. He went at the institutions he
1:11:10
went at the left wing hegemonic system.
1:11:13
He missed. he lost he overthrew him in 2020.
1:11:17
And then they were going to throw them in jail.
1:11:18
They were going to throw him in jail and throw away the key.
1:11:22
So this clip from 2025 is very reminiscent of what he said in
1:11:25
2016. About how you know he said back,
1:11:27
then. He knows trump has commit a tax
1:11:29
evasion and how given the chance he do the exact same thing and
1:11:32
he doesn't think trump should be punished for it.
1:11:34
And now he's still saying I know he's committed crimes.
1:11:37
Don't think he should be punished for them.
1:11:40
It's quite worrying that he is so against the justice system.
1:11:43
That he could know. Someone has committed a crime
1:11:47
which does harm people. And yet he still doesn't want
1:11:50
them to face any consequences for it because then having power
1:11:53
benefits him. It's concerning it's selfish.
1:11:56
It's just everything wrong with the world.
1:11:59
And this just about brings us up to date and where we are with
1:12:02
Nick Fuentes today. I feel like since Charlie Cook's
1:12:05
death Nick has been trying to step up his public presence if
1:12:08
you will he is going on more mainstream shows and podcasts
1:12:11
and he seems to be Gathering more support than ever which is
1:12:14
worrying. Today I'm going to be looking at
1:12:16
a series of his recent interviews that he's given. one
1:12:19
slightly less known podcast and a couple of big American white
1:12:24
right wing political commentators, who are more
1:12:26
mainstream than the neck and then finally an interview with
1:12:29
Piers Morgan which was the only one in which he was actually
1:12:31
challenged at all really. Now I don't like beers Morgan
1:12:34
he's got some really crappy views.
1:12:36
But he at least did the Bare minimum here of calling Nick out
1:12:39
for his anti-semitism his racism and his misogyny which is far
1:12:42
more than any of the American or Canadian podcasters did.
1:12:45
But before we look at those interface in detail.
1:12:47
I want to discuss first why I'm making this video all and that
1:12:50
is because simply people. are listening to Nick Fuentes hi
1:13:01
everyone. I hope you don't mind me
1:13:02
switching up to voice over but Kyra had another seizure and not
1:13:05
long after I finished filming that section video. so I'm just
1:13:09
gonna get this all done with voice-over.
1:13:11
If that's okay, so I don't need to have the big.
1:13:12
Lights on and everything for her but as I just mentioned Nick's
1:13:16
influence is growing and this is incredibly concerning.
1:13:19
He's still got the same harmful views as ever but he's
1:13:21
attempting to repackage them in a more palatable way.
1:13:24
Which means more people are falling for his nonsense?
1:13:27
As Piers Morgan pointed out he comes across as more of these
1:13:30
reasonable in these podcast Appearances that he's been doing
1:13:32
which gets people interested in what he has to say.
1:13:35
Let's start to listen to him more.
1:13:36
And then when he starts to get more extreme with his views of
1:13:38
like on his show and rumble for example people already primed
1:13:42
not to be a shocked or appalled by his misogyny or racism or
1:13:45
anti-semitism. or other harmful views We've seen him kind of
1:13:48
downplay them as well. I was taken out of context was a
1:13:51
joke. Oh we were.
1:13:52
So people are more likely to make it excuses when they hear
1:13:55
those harmful things with others just joking. large letter maybe
1:13:58
has a point maybe mirror and you can see why it gets harmful.
1:14:02
There is a belief. that you have two personas There's one that
1:14:07
you roll out now for podcasts and for shows like mine. where
1:14:12
you come across as reasonable and then there's your show on.
1:14:17
rumble where you often come across as I mean you know a very
1:14:22
unreasonable view on things. And I do think this is a really
1:14:25
good assessment of him from what I see.
1:14:28
And it doesn't help that a lot of the people interviewing him
1:14:30
pierce Morgan aside. And out of the recent lots see
1:14:33
more willing to just sit there and smile and not along with him
1:14:36
rather than challenge him. Like look at the Steven Crowder
1:14:39
and few and they took a calls an interview that we're going to be
1:14:41
watching clips from. They are like ya know that makes
1:14:44
sense you and they just like sucking up to him constantly.
1:14:47
They literally let him get away with telling outright lies and
1:14:50
misrepresenting statistics without challenge.
1:14:52
And they let him get away with spreading the site misogynistic
1:14:56
and anti-semitic and racist message. without challenge
1:15:00
Again, and that is incredibly problematic.
1:15:03
When he's been called out about this like kind of change in
1:15:05
personality and behaviour that sort of thing.
1:15:08
Nick says it's different because when he's on a podcast he's in
1:15:10
politician mode. Which means he's more careful
1:15:12
about what he says. But when he's alone on his show
1:15:15
he gets carried away. But that just means he's been
1:15:17
more honest and true to himself, doesn't it?
1:15:20
Nick also cleans that anyone who criticizes him in any way is
1:15:23
just part of a propaganda machine. paid for by Israel
1:15:27
because they work for blah blah blah blah blah blah.
1:15:30
So I do want to want mental gymnastics.
1:15:32
He's gonna have to come up with to just know that he's going to
1:15:35
watch this or care about anything you have to say. but
1:15:37
like to justify being criticised by a woman like me.
1:15:41
Who doesn't work for anyone? isn't paid by anyone other than
1:15:44
YouTube ad revenue I guess and I don't make much money. and I'm
1:15:47
just literally a random little Nobody from Yorkshire but I'm
1:15:51
sure he'd still come up with some conspiracy theory anyway,
1:15:53
you know. And you know that it's him
1:15:55
spouts in these conspiracy theories.
1:15:57
Which is why people are falling for what he's saying and not
1:15:59
trusting any critics of him and again.
1:16:01
It's the problem. I think there's a bigger
1:16:03
conversation to be had here though about how we speak to and
1:16:06
about people like this with harmful views.
1:16:09
I've noticed that everyone who's had Nick on their shows
1:16:11
especially these past couple of months. have opened whatever.
1:16:15
Video or episode it is we're trying to justify why he's there
1:16:18
at all. the several months now, there's been no avoiding the
1:16:21
subject of Nick Fuentes and let's be clear the main reason
1:16:25
you're hearing about him. Is because he's popular a large
1:16:28
number of people especially young men.
1:16:30
Are interested in the body has to say?
1:16:32
What that says about our Society in our culture is the subject of
1:16:35
Ferocious debate for many people?
1:16:36
It's a grave in diamond of an Insidious immorality.
1:16:40
But others he's a product of a culture which is turned on its
1:16:43
own and left many young people feeding listless and bitter.
1:16:46
These either a litmus test. For right wing hypocrisy on free
1:16:49
speech. Or a walking talking
1:16:51
manifestation of where the line should be drawn.
1:16:54
Truth is it doesn't make a lot of sense to spend all this time
1:16:57
talking about Nick twenties. But not actually two Nick
1:17:01
Fuentes people who say you shouldn't give them a platform
1:17:03
overlook the very obvious fact that he already has. a
1:17:07
platformer of his own Which is often bigger than most of the
1:17:09
people complaining? And it uses it to speak
1:17:12
unchanged to as many followers questioned as why would you put
1:17:15
Nick fundus on your podcast? Why would you do that?
1:17:18
my lawyers don't do it. You also great thing.
1:17:22
I don't have sponsorship to lose and me.
1:17:24
For my entire career. I'll talk to anybody.
1:17:27
In a reason why I wanted to speak to him. uh is because this
1:17:33
interview happened the day after me leaving Charlie Kirk's
1:17:37
memorial Which was the most? Magical revival I've been in my
1:17:42
entire life. Charlie was 31 he's in his mid
1:17:46
to late 20s. and I feel What we need to do more than anything
1:17:51
else? Is to continue talking to each
1:17:53
other I see you. The way you communicate it.
1:17:56
Very very talented very very capable very talented.
1:18:00
And I have expressed this before on the show before.
1:18:03
But I want to know a little bit more about how you became who
1:18:05
you are today some people might be saying.
1:18:08
Why even platform a guy like this?
1:18:10
I believe in platforming pretty much everybody.
1:18:13
I will talk to Nick Fuentes today.
1:18:15
Aoc tomorrow and Tifa the next and patreon front the day after
1:18:19
that. I believe that the way to
1:18:22
explore the battleground of ideas is to talk to people and
1:18:25
have solid conversations with great questions that.
1:18:28
Pierce behind the scenes And with Nick today, there are some
1:18:32
things I agreed with a lot. There's other ideas of his that
1:18:35
I thought were pretty hilarious and that we laughed about it and
1:18:38
had disagreements and I think that's what I productive
1:18:40
conversation does. Each ritual figure and I look I
1:18:43
know that for a lot of people. This is a no win. proposition
1:18:46
because people are mad if you platform them you know you have
1:18:49
the very wisest of the world the people out there who don't want
1:18:51
you to host anybody. if They disagree or they think the views
1:18:55
are so abort. And then you have some fans or
1:18:59
some people who might identify with Nick who no matter what you
1:19:02
say you're paid for. Or your shell or I just hope
1:19:05
that we can take our our disagreements at face value.
1:19:08
And really this is not meant to. Be a debate.
1:19:11
It's meant to hopefully. illuminate where we where we
1:19:15
agree where we disagree I mean. I'll sit down with anyone yeah,
1:19:19
I mean. Nick I appreciate you being here
1:19:21
man. You know right now.
1:19:23
It's a weird time. Where people are trying to tell
1:19:25
folks. They can't actually have
1:19:26
conversations no matter. How much you agree?
1:19:29
disagree so and what I really want to do is I want people to
1:19:32
actually hear your views for what they actually are.
1:19:34
And I know a lot of people are going to disagree.
1:19:36
And some people you know they'll be they'll be moved they'll be
1:19:39
convinced. And I want them to make up their
1:19:41
own mind and be able to contrast it so I I asked that we're able
1:19:44
to do that I want to understand. What you believe?
1:19:48
and I want to give you a chance in a minute to just lay it out.
1:19:51
Not what you're pivoting against.
1:19:54
For a lot of the same thing you know I agree with you on some of
1:19:56
the things you're pivoting against for sure.
1:19:57
But what do you affirmatively believe so I just want to stand
1:20:00
back and let you explain it, but first I want.
1:20:02
To understand how you got to where you are how you became
1:20:04
next Fuentes and I think this whole idea of platforming.
1:20:08
And having freedom of speech and so on is incredibly complicated.
1:20:12
And I have an opinions and questions and suggestions. but I
1:20:15
absolutely don't have answers about what is appropriate and
1:20:18
what isn't like no no definitive answers anyway.
1:20:22
I know a lot of people are like we need to protect freedom of
1:20:25
speech at all costs. At all times no matter what?
1:20:29
Which is something I understand. But I'm not sure I can get
1:20:31
behind this idea that it's either all okay or none of it's
1:20:34
ok. You know this idea that like.
1:20:37
If you can't say this, then you won't be able to say this this
1:20:39
and this and this and this. It's just a slippery slope
1:20:42
fallacy, isn't it? I think there are some things we
1:20:45
should always be free. To criticise and speak out about
1:20:48
for example. We should always be able to
1:20:50
criticise or question our government and leaders. without
1:20:53
facing legal persecution If you're talking about that kind
1:20:56
of free speech, then I absolutely believe in that and I
1:20:59
think. Yes protect that at all costs.
1:21:02
But I also feel like sometimes the Pro free speech.
1:21:05
Always and without question lots seem to forget that words do
1:21:08
have real world consequences. And that there are things we
1:21:11
have to consider including what effects those have.
1:21:14
Those words have on real people and the actions of others.
1:21:18
A call to violence for example shouldn't just outright always
1:21:21
be protected by who you know we need freedom of speech.
1:21:25
Because it's not inconsequential.
1:21:27
A cult of violence will result in people getting hurt.
1:21:30
And I am not sure that something I can never get behind.
1:21:33
A quite a bit of an upset lately and this is just like a little
1:21:35
side and a bit of a personal rant and it left me.
1:21:38
Oh got it. Let me absolutely in tears
1:21:39
behind the scenes because this is feminist YouTuber who I
1:21:43
followed and I thought she has some really good takes and some
1:21:45
really good ideas. And I like to videos and I
1:21:48
really respected her. and she's quite small channel, but you
1:21:51
know I thought like oh, you know it's really nice to see someone
1:21:53
talking about this stuff and I appreciate this and I think she
1:21:56
seems quite. like intelligent and yeah you have a lot of
1:21:59
respect for her. And then I found out that she'd
1:22:01
been saying some really horrible stuff about me.
1:22:04
Not by name, but still publicly like it was quite clear who it
1:22:08
was about. and the things that she didn't like about me was it
1:22:12
When I spoke about the author who wrote the book. that
1:22:15
glamorized and eroticized child sexual assault as in she was
1:22:19
writing a book for people to get off a masked bait to. a toddler
1:22:23
Being sexually assaulted by an adult.
1:22:25
I said I wasn't okay with that. and I also Said in the video I
1:22:30
just reported that you know she's been arrested in Australia
1:22:32
and she is being investigated. And I said yeah, you know I'm
1:22:35
fine with that whatever. Because I can completely
1:22:38
understand why the police would want to take that precaution.
1:22:40
And investigate her to make sure she wasn't a risk to actual
1:22:43
children in her life right. I'm not going to complain about
1:22:46
that. But this are the YouTuber went
1:22:48
on this big long rant about me and said that because I'm
1:22:51
against eroticized child sexual assault material.
1:22:54
Then that means I'm against all three speech.
1:22:57
And the next thing we know. I'm going to be celebrating when
1:22:59
people are being arrested for being gay and trans.
1:23:03
And again, this is just a massive slippery slope fallacy.
1:23:05
There's a wild and unfair leap to make.
1:23:08
And I would never ever ever. Support that and I mean I think
1:23:11
you all listening know that about me.
1:23:14
And I don't think it's a fair comparison to make and I'll tell
1:23:16
you about why specifically in a second.
1:23:19
But I also just want to add that like she was also mad at me,
1:23:21
because I'm not a fan of rape. and domestic violence erotic
1:23:25
novels you know as a novels which romanticize glamorise and
1:23:28
excuse the abuse. violence harassment and sexual violence
1:23:32
against women and present it with the intention of Please get
1:23:36
off to this please masturbate to this. this other YouTuber is pro
1:23:40
rate porn as I call it because let's label it what it is.
1:23:44
You know. And she believes that I'm not a
1:23:46
real feminist if I don't support.
1:23:48
A woman's right to masturbate to scenes of other women being
1:23:51
repeatedly raped. And that's I think the bit that
1:23:54
upset me the most like not that she just doesn't like me.
1:23:57
But that like this one that I looked up to and respected is
1:23:59
sew in support of material that. Degrades women and that studies
1:24:03
show have like real life harmful consequences for the people who
1:24:07
read it and the people in their lives.
1:24:09
Like she just let people in the comments repeatedly mock me.
1:24:12
And for not being okay with this and all these women there were
1:24:16
just laughing at me. For being concerned about them.
1:24:18
their well-being their mental health and the well-being of
1:24:22
other women around them. and survivors, who might be around
1:24:26
them as well. Like studies have shown and I've
1:24:29
put these in videos repeatedly. The prolonged exposure to
1:24:32
violent pornography and erotica in particular. cause consumers
1:24:36
especially women to downplay the seriousness of sexual assault
1:24:40
and sexual violence against both themselves and other women.
1:24:43
The women who read this content were more likely to blame
1:24:45
victims. To not take the accusations of
1:24:48
other women as seriously as they should.
1:24:50
And if it happens to them they're more likely to excuse it
1:24:52
and stay in abusive situation. I've made countless videos
1:24:55
listing study after study right. And so for me. to express this
1:24:59
like genuine concern about these people and for it to be reduced
1:25:03
to her pulling this slippery slope fallacy and saying I'll be
1:25:06
celebrating the incarceration of queer people next and have her
1:25:10
followers mocking me and calling me names.
1:25:12
Because you know apparently to them.
1:25:14
I'm pathetic and stupid and weak.
1:25:16
I just found it really upsetting. and I didn't know I
1:25:19
guess this just kind of came to mind because like. her and her
1:25:22
because her and her audience have every right to say that
1:25:25
stuff about me. And I have every right to be
1:25:27
upset about it right. But knowing she feels this way
1:25:30
means that unlike before like I'd never want to promote her
1:25:32
content to my audience. and I feel a little upset that this
1:25:35
woman that I respected one doesn't like me. to is bro rape
1:25:44
erotic material and prorate put on Three is so willing to let
1:25:49
her audience put down another woman and be like oh, she's
1:25:51
nearly real feminists. You me me me and like.
1:25:53
Make all these like disgusting claims about me. just because
1:25:57
they want to enjoy their rape porn in peace.
1:26:00
And it all ties into like these views that I have about like.
1:26:03
Freedoms beach right because I think that it's not just that
1:26:07
all speech should be protected at all costs.
1:26:08
No matter what no matter what the consequences it has.
1:26:11
I think it's important to look at the motivations behind what a
1:26:14
person says. As well as the words they
1:26:16
actually say. I think it's important to look
1:26:18
at the real world consequences of what has been said and I also
1:26:21
think it's important to look at who is saying these things.
1:26:24
And what power and Influence they hold?
1:26:26
So a lot of people are like how can you arrest someone for just
1:26:28
writing a book. It's just fiction.
1:26:30
It's not real life and I'm like. But let's look at the motivation
1:26:33
behind it. She wrote a book.
1:26:35
To have people get off. To watching a child be sexually
1:26:38
assaulted. That's what the motivation was.
1:26:42
And I think that is something that does have real world
1:26:44
consequences. And that is something that we do
1:26:47
need to think about and consider and not just be like oh, she's
1:26:50
free to do whatever like no. You're not free to harm people
1:26:53
especially children. And I think people forget that
1:26:56
words do harm people. And again it comes back to who
1:26:59
is saying as well so for example a politician is saying I believe
1:27:01
x blah blah blah in a speech to millions of people.
1:27:05
With the intention of creating a law that may harm people off the
1:27:07
back of it. is very different to A kid with 10 Twitter followers
1:27:11
making an ill informed joke on the same topic.
1:27:14
But not actually wanting to hurt anyone with what he's saying.
1:27:17
I think context is essential you know.
1:27:19
So for a woman being arrested for producing child sexual
1:27:22
assault material. I personally have no problem
1:27:24
with that. But I also think people should
1:27:26
have the right to protest that if they want to without them
1:27:28
facing consequences for it. Just as I think I have the right
1:27:31
to say. Yeah, I'm fine with that
1:27:33
happening. Without people being like oh, so
1:27:36
you hate everyone you know what I mean that arrest happened.
1:27:39
I think if the majority of Australian people want that law
1:27:42
change then they have every right to ask for that and vote
1:27:44
for that and question their politicians about that but from
1:27:46
just a completely. Personal perspective, I don't
1:27:49
value that woman's freedom of expression over the right.
1:27:53
Of actual victims of child sexual assault to not have their
1:27:56
trauma eroticized glamorized excused and monetized but that's
1:28:01
just me. I don't think it makes me a bad
1:28:03
feminist to want to protect victims of sexual assault
1:28:06
especially when those victims of children it comes back to this
1:28:08
idea of liked choice feminism right where the be all and end
1:28:11
all the Freedom in choice feminist size are that everyone
1:28:15
should have a choice never should have freedom and the
1:28:16
choice is the important thing and I'm like yes choices very
1:28:19
very important to think about but we have to admit that
1:28:22
sometimes the choices of women for example can be harmful to
1:28:26
themselves in other women like I've had people say to me that
1:28:29
like. oh Well, you can't be concerned about all the studies
1:28:32
that show this this this this this this this problem with um
1:28:35
rape pornography because I personally find it therapeutic.
1:28:39
I personally as a survivor find it helps me and I'm like okay,
1:28:43
but you also have to admit that maybe you might be biased in
1:28:46
that there are people who say well.
1:28:47
I've been through trauma and I drink a lot of alcohol to cope
1:28:51
with it and that's my coping mechanism and it helps me but
1:28:54
that doesn't negate the fact that alcohol was in general is a
1:28:58
poison that will damage your body and cause more harm.
1:29:01
And studies show you know deep use of alcohol can harm you in x
1:29:05
y and z ways like there are choices.
1:29:07
You can make that you think a healthy and helping you and can
1:29:10
still be harmful and that's why I think like having individuals.
1:29:13
Just be like choices being politic choice choice choice
1:29:15
choice. I'm like well sometimes we have
1:29:16
to look at the bigger picture and be like yes your freedom of
1:29:18
choices important, but we also have to consider the
1:29:21
consequences of what your choice is are doing to yourself and
1:29:24
others and your freedom of choice is not more important
1:29:27
than the Freedom of other people people as a whole people as a
1:29:30
group. To be safe and happy and looked
1:29:33
after do you know what I mean? So to tie this all back into the
1:29:35
Nick front test thing because this is this is relevant.
1:29:37
I hope when it comes to Someone Like Nick Fuentes I think the
1:29:40
free speech debate gets more complicated because he's
1:29:43
American so the free speech laws.
1:29:44
There are very different to what they are in the UK for example.
1:29:47
Thought they are in Australia for example to what they are in
1:29:49
other countries, but we're not talking about him being free to
1:29:52
criticise his government or not. He is more than ok to do that
1:29:56
what I kind of want to talk about is his freedom to make
1:29:58
certain statements on social media and this is where it gets
1:30:01
more complicated because social media companies are private
1:30:04
entities who have a right to say what they do or do not want on
1:30:07
their platforms right if they don't want misogyny and racism
1:30:11
and anti-semitism being promoted on their platform.
1:30:13
They are more than within their rights to say hey, please don't
1:30:16
put this on my property essentially you know for the
1:30:20
more. It's not like Nick is facing any
1:30:22
kind of legal action against him.
1:30:23
He's not being arrested for the things.
1:30:25
He's saying he simply being told by being deep platformed 8 take
1:30:29
it somewhere else. Yeah next seems to think that
1:30:30
anyone who says they don't want to hear what he has to say is
1:30:33
treating him and fairly so like listen to this clip.
1:30:36
So what kind of efforts did they make to Go away. so this is a
1:30:45
couple of months down the line. You know first they would try
1:30:48
to. dissuade me from asking questions because I was friends
1:30:52
with a lot of the daily wire writers not just Cassie Dylan
1:30:55
but many of them many of them were Jewish and I would ask
1:30:58
them. Point Blank I would say so.
1:31:01
Why do we give Israel all this money 3.8 billion dollars per
1:31:04
year? What what is that for?
1:31:07
And they would say well, you know there's a really good
1:31:09
answer for that, but you're asking it in the wrong way.
1:31:11
You're asking it in an anti-semitic way.
1:31:14
Say I'm just I'm asking for the proof you know what's what's the
1:31:17
argument there. and so first it was the sort of Hey man, could
1:31:22
you kind of tone it down maybe just don't bring that up so
1:31:25
much. But I was persistent because at
1:31:28
this time. I was genuinely inquisitive.
1:31:29
I wanted to know is there an actual reason and I was actually
1:31:33
expecting that there was a really good reason for all of
1:31:35
that. And the more that I read the
1:31:38
more that I dug into the subject the more I found out.
1:31:40
There's a lot of these neocon. Jewish types behind the Iraq War
1:31:45
there is the foreign aid complex which is really unique.
1:31:48
There's aipac. Which is this intense foreign
1:31:51
lobby where it's bipartisan? It seems to be the only thing
1:31:54
that the party is going to agree on. and so it just made me burn
1:31:59
more with curiosity, so I just kept asking them.
1:32:02
And eventually they said you know what.
1:32:04
We're not going to talk to you anymore and these are my
1:32:06
friends. I met them went to Christmas
1:32:08
parties with them. And all of them one day said.
1:32:12
You're done. We're blocking you we're never
1:32:15
going to speak to again. We're never gonna have you on
1:32:17
our Show and I said wow like this this seems like inhuman.
1:32:21
I'm struck by how impersonal this is like here.
1:32:24
I thought we're friends. We're all Conservatives maybe we
1:32:27
disagree on one issue. Now I'm being canceled by the
1:32:31
right. So I was shocked by this.
1:32:34
But for one minute but for one thing this completely down Place
1:32:37
a seriousness of what he said because he wasn't just fasting
1:32:40
questions. He literally claimed that when
1:32:42
he gets in power. He wants to kill all Jews no
1:32:46
exaggeration. They were his words alright.
1:32:47
These are words that he has said.
1:32:50
This is him in sighting violence.
1:32:52
This is him making violent threats but also have to say
1:32:55
that individuals exercising their personal right to just say
1:32:58
hey I don't want to hear this. To say that that is inhumane
1:33:01
when he's literally talking about wanting to kill whole
1:33:03
groups of people. is absolutely insane to me and it's his more
1:33:08
than happy to brag about how he refuses to listen to people and
1:33:11
shout and not listening. I don't care my audience isn't
1:33:14
listening to you, but he's mad when people do it to him, but
1:33:16
look at this club as example. so Josh hammer Mark Levin Ben
1:33:21
Shapiro loomer you better get the fuck on board. with America
1:33:26
and Americans and our new vision which is America first and if
1:33:31
you don't like it. leave if you don't like it, you can go home.
1:33:36
Fortunately, you have spent decades murdering and killing
1:33:40
and mass occurring and raping to make an oasis for yourself and
1:33:44
the desert you can go there. But what I like about my
1:33:49
interview with Tucker Carlson is this proves we don't actually
1:33:53
need their permission. They can squeal and they can
1:33:57
stream like they are. And what Tucker demonstrated on
1:34:03
Monday is that you don't need to listen to these people.
1:34:07
Tuned them out turn them off take the volume dial and turn it
1:34:11
all the way down. We're not listening anymore.
1:34:15
We don't care you're booked about Western civilization and
1:34:18
Israel we don't care. We're not reading it.
1:34:22
You're bitching you're whining you're squealing about
1:34:24
anti-semitism nobody's listening anymore, nobody cares.
1:34:30
Nobody's watching we've tuned you out.
1:34:32
We know what you are. You don't care about us.
1:34:36
You don't care about this country.
1:34:38
You don't respect this place. You don't respect our ancestors
1:34:42
and you don't even worship our God so why would we listen to
1:34:45
you for one more second? We don't need your permission to
1:34:50
have these conversations. We don't need your permission to
1:34:53
talk to each other we don't need your permission to put America
1:34:56
first. and they're worried because they know that when
1:35:03
people hear this message. They're going to like it.
1:35:07
That's why they're squealing. That's why they're talking about
1:35:11
no platforming and gatekeeping and censorship.
1:35:14
It's not because the message is so horrible and hateful it's
1:35:18
because they know the message is so powerful and compelling.
1:35:21
Everyone is going to believe it. Everyone is going to go along
1:35:25
with that he clearly thinks that being allowed on these more
1:35:28
mainstream platforms make him feel like he has more legitimacy
1:35:31
than he didn't have before. And again, I think he's not
1:35:33
misunderstanding what people have a problem with two.
1:35:36
No, one's just mad about any powerful message.
1:35:39
Being spread all the fact that you're just popular or you think
1:35:42
you are. When that because the messages
1:35:44
that you Nik ascending are harmful to others.
1:35:48
And that they have led to people treating others badly. and if
1:35:51
you're encouraging that in more people that is concerning that's
1:35:54
what people are mad about so we come back to this main question
1:35:56
about Nick The old people who interviewed him have felt the
1:36:00
need to try and defend. should someone platform Nick Fuentes if
1:36:04
you have a podcast or a show or a video series where you
1:36:09
interview people should you give Nick Winters a platform to speak
1:36:12
directly to your audience? I mean when we talk about
1:36:15
platforming. There are a number of levels to
1:36:17
this you know there's literally allowing someone on a site you
1:36:19
host for example a TV station. Or a platform like YouTube or
1:36:23
Twitter or twitch or whatever allowing you on their platform
1:36:26
to build an audience and create content and reach people.
1:36:29
There's inviting a person onto your part of that platform like
1:36:33
these podcast hosts and interviews are doing when they
1:36:35
allow him to directly speak to their audience.
1:36:37
And have a direct influence on them.
1:36:39
Within this category. There's probably two- ways of
1:36:41
doing it. One you can endorse them and
1:36:43
promote him to your audience which most these interviews
1:36:46
like. Steven Crowder and took a
1:36:47
Carlson did in the interviews or you can actively critique him on
1:36:51
are as Pei as Morgan did and challenged him a little bit
1:36:54
although you can still argue that by giving him your time and
1:36:57
energy. In that way you at least
1:36:59
somewhat legitimising him. There's also the other argument
1:37:01
that. I by making this video and
1:37:04
others like me who don't necessarily allow Nick to come
1:37:06
on and speak directly to our audience.
1:37:08
But we do at least speak about him.
1:37:10
Even when there is critique as I'm doing.
1:37:12
It could be argued that some extent we are platforming him
1:37:15
and allowing his views to reach new audience.
1:37:17
And you have to kind of wonder what are the ethics of that is
1:37:20
it okay to be doing this? Again, I think this is where it
1:37:23
gets complicated and it's up to the individuals to decide what
1:37:25
their personally comfortable with creating and what viewers
1:37:28
are comfortable with watching and consuming and why?
1:37:31
I know that I personally have a line that I've drawn where I
1:37:34
would never allow Nick to speak directly to my audience because
1:37:37
in that mind that would be like endorsing him.
1:37:39
However, I do think there are still issues with me even
1:37:41
talking about him and critiquing him because it could open his
1:37:45
ideas up to people who wouldn't know him before.
1:37:48
You know people who've never heard of him before are going to
1:37:50
learn about him from my video and that could be problematic.
1:37:53
that said I also have issues with remaining silent while he
1:37:57
spreads his hateful message and continues to gain popularity.
1:38:00
Because in some circumstances silence can be complicity.
1:38:04
Silence can be appropriate in some cases when you don't know
1:38:06
enough to speak out about something.
1:38:08
You know there's no point. writing misinformation but if
1:38:11
you do know enough to speak out about something on you choose
1:38:13
not to. That can be seen as you've been
1:38:15
complicit in. creating hateful content for example I did sit
1:38:20
with all this and think about it for a really long time and I
1:38:22
think the conclusion that I came to.
1:38:24
Was that if I don't say something?
1:38:26
And if I don't critique him and at least make an attempt to
1:38:29
educate others. Then I would feel guilty.
1:38:32
But I also know that I could just as easily.
1:38:34
Push people towards him if I don't handle this video
1:38:36
correctly. So, there's a lot of pressure.
1:38:39
and I'm just doing what I can to find that balance and make. the
1:38:44
best content I can really some people might just say well.
1:38:47
It's not really a big deal ignore a man will go away.
1:38:50
But this clearly isn't the case. He isn't just going away.
1:38:54
His influence and popularity are only growing.
1:38:56
And so I think that having people who call him out and
1:38:58
critique him and say what you are saying is wrong and he is
1:39:01
why? Is really really important Nick
1:39:04
himself was radicalised at young age by a similar sort of online
1:39:08
content to what he creates today.
1:39:10
And he had no one there to. Correct the ideas he was hearing
1:39:14
or you know he didn't see any critique of them.
1:39:16
He didn't push himself to find other information.
1:39:19
And he had no one in his life saying hey maybe maybe don't
1:39:22
listen to this maybe this is wrong because this doesn't it?
1:39:25
And so I think. It's important for people like
1:39:28
myself to step in and try and try at least I'm not saying we
1:39:31
will but like try at least and be part of the solution.
1:39:34
And saying hey. Let's not let this happen to
1:39:37
other young people you know. So take a look at these clips.
1:39:41
Well at 14 years old. I was already very political.
1:39:43
I've been political since really I was 12 years old around that
1:39:47
age. You start to ask questions about
1:39:48
the world and how we all got here and you know about things
1:39:51
that happen before. And so the first thing ever
1:39:54
watched actually was Thomas sowell.
1:39:57
On uncommon knowledge introduce you to Thomas soul I just
1:40:00
Googled it a buddy of mine in school.
1:40:02
It was telling me about the private sector I said what is
1:40:05
the private sector you know? What is the economy?
1:40:08
And so I just Googled it on YouTube and now it's the first
1:40:10
thing that came up and I watched the whole thing and it was just
1:40:13
I was enamored by it. So you you watch prager U
1:40:16
videos? Oh yeah, I was in the praeger
1:40:18
force. What's that?
1:40:19
It's a Facebook group. For college kids and they
1:40:22
promote the prager you videos. Wow, that's of the college
1:40:26
students and high school. You really we're a product of
1:40:28
the moment. absolutely and then I saw a graphic on four Chan or
1:40:33
Twitter and I'm sure you've seen something similar.
1:40:36
It's sad. This is what the map looks like
1:40:38
the electoral map. If only men vote if only women
1:40:41
voted only white vote if only non-whites vote. and it became
1:40:46
very obvious, what the Electoral problem is it's demographics
1:40:49
these immigrants are coming here.
1:40:50
They're going to turn Texas blue like they turn California blue.
1:40:54
and what happened yeah and you know you look at even the
1:40:57
opinion pulse. These people don't believe in
1:41:00
free speech. They don't believe in the
1:41:02
constitution the Second Amendment is a libertarian the
1:41:04
things that are in his American things that are important to
1:41:06
you. They don't believe they don't
1:41:08
understand these things. And so I said.
1:41:11
That's another political obstacle you've got the media.
1:41:14
You've got immigration. I think this is clear evidence
1:41:18
of how easy is for young people to be indoctrinated and
1:41:20
radicalised online. And now like I say Nick is doing
1:41:23
it to other young men he's doing exactly what was done to him and
1:41:26
it's dangerous. for so many channels like Preg I keep
1:41:31
wanting to say Prague are you? And then in my last video where
1:41:34
I mentioned them. Everyone told me it was pretty
1:41:35
good you. And now I'm just like I can't
1:41:37
get my head around that for some reason and it makes sense. and I
1:41:41
know it's probably you I just my brain doesn't want to say it
1:41:43
anyway, sorry. So many channels like Prague are
1:41:47
you? And Nick quintus this channel
1:41:48
himself and not fact checked. And a lot of young people
1:41:51
watching don't have the skills to go out and check the
1:41:54
information that they're presented for themselves.
1:41:57
It's something I worry about in my own content. but then you
1:42:01
know I I don't have a particular young audience most of my
1:42:04
viewers are in their mid Twenties to early thirties like
1:42:06
I am. And I do always provide my
1:42:08
sources in the videos descriptions, so you can go and
1:42:10
check this stuff out for yourself if you want.
1:42:13
And I've had a few people who've been like you know actually.
1:42:16
Read the data don't agree with the conclusion you drew from
1:42:18
this. And you know what that's
1:42:20
absolutely fine. That's that's what we want we
1:42:22
want this kind of discussion. I can interpret.
1:42:25
Data or studying one way and you can interpret another and that's
1:42:27
fine. We have discussion about it. all
1:42:29
good nick another saikam are always saying how they want
1:42:32
their audience to make up their own Minds but they don't
1:42:34
actually give people the full resources.
1:42:35
They need to do that. They purposely target people who
1:42:38
lack the critical thinking skills to call them out.
1:42:41
They don't provide their sources.
1:42:43
They make these big claims without evidence to back it up.
1:42:46
And they just expect people to listen to them and suck it all
1:42:48
up. And that's what ends up
1:42:50
happening. Nick in particular tries to make
1:42:53
sure he only does interviews with people who will be licking
1:42:55
his bum. Like a lot of the interviewers
1:42:57
in the clips are about to see. even with the Piers Morgan
1:43:00
interview which ended with him absolutely ripping knick apart
1:43:03
and showing all his floors even that started with this.
1:43:07
I've seen you talk. As we prepared for this.
1:43:10
In exchanges with people and on your show saying if you fear
1:43:14
it's going to be very hostile, it's going to be an ambush.
1:43:17
All those kind of these I don't intend it to be.
1:43:19
Overly hostile, I don't intend. to ambush you I intend it to be
1:43:24
an examination of what you said. on the record and examination of
1:43:28
what you believe. Or what you say you believe. and
1:43:32
an examination of what your rising popularity says about the
1:43:36
state of the Conservative movement in America so those are
1:43:40
my goals. from this interview translation Nick was worried.
1:43:44
He'd be challenged and it show on awful personally is.
1:43:47
And that's exactly what did end up happening. and Nick was not
1:43:49
happy after this and you'll see why when we watch more clips
1:43:52
from This so I can't see him wanting to do anything like this
1:43:55
again anytime soon you know so the combination of these
1:43:58
influences one. misleading their audiences to targeting audiences
1:44:03
who don't have the basic critical thinking skills.
1:44:06
To really understand what they're being told or called
1:44:09
them out or question it. And three the overall decline in
1:44:12
literacy rates comprehension rates and critical thinking
1:44:15
skills amongst young people. A wide big it's like Nick
1:44:18
Fuentes are getting so popular. They don't use facts.
1:44:21
They don't want people to actually think for themselves.
1:44:24
They just want to appeal to the base emotions of making people
1:44:27
angry. They're making them laugh, and
1:44:29
then do it all with this crappy and grin on their face which
1:44:31
makes people think all the money must be trustworthy even though
1:44:34
that's not the case. And if you think I'm like when I
1:44:37
talk about people like in this critical thinking skills.
1:44:39
I don't mean that's like an insult I mean as a this is a
1:44:42
genuine problem that we should be concerned about and trying to
1:44:44
fix. So look at what some of these
1:44:47
teachers online have been saying for the past couple of years
1:44:49
about kids. and their education and the skills that are lacking
1:44:52
and actually spoke to my Teacher good, I spoke to my sister in
1:44:57
law about this other Christmas because she's a teacher and she
1:44:59
says she's seen the exact same things.
1:45:01
Y'all the literacy rate is right now are insane.
1:45:05
They're crazy. um kids aren't reading they're not recognising
1:45:11
letters they're not recognising. letters sounds this is going to
1:45:19
go much deeper than we think it's going to go. um there's
1:45:23
teachers and fifth grade saying that their students are reading
1:45:26
on a second third grade level. I have students.
1:45:30
That can't recognise their letter sounds.
1:45:33
I teach First grade. who we got to do something are we living in
1:45:39
a post literate Society here is why our minds?
1:45:42
Are culture and our politics is being dumbed down historians
1:45:46
have linked this explosion of literacy to the enlightenment.
1:45:49
human rights birth of democracy even the Industrial Revolution
1:45:53
but now books are in Retreat phone's are engineered to hijack
1:45:57
our attention with endless notifications pointless short
1:46:00
form videos and social media rage bait.
1:46:03
A new report funded by Arts Council England found that
1:46:05
British adults are more likely to read social media posts.
1:46:09
Than any other kind of content our universities are on the
1:46:11
front line of this crisis teaching the first truly post
1:46:15
literate generation. raised on clips games algorithms and now
1:46:20
AI a study of English literature students and American
1:46:23
universities found that they were unable to understand the
1:46:27
first paragraph of Charles Dickens is novel Bleak House a
1:46:30
book that was once regularly read by children.
1:46:32
For fun when students can't read deeply.
1:46:35
They can't access the Deep knowledge.
1:46:37
And critical thinking skills and parted by books. most of all Are
1:46:40
increasingly trivial and mindless culture is a calamity
1:46:43
for a politics? short video always rewards
1:46:47
emotion over evidence as tech Road literacy and middle-class
1:46:50
jobs. We are entering a political
1:46:52
error beyond our imagining. Now as someone who?
1:46:55
taught third and forth gr. And everyone should be concerned
1:47:02
about it. It affects so much.
1:47:03
It's way bigger than you think. So let me just drop some stats
1:47:07
really quick. I got the stats 21% of adults in
1:47:12
the US are functionally illiterate.
1:47:15
Even more concerning is that 54% of adults in the US read?
1:47:21
At or below a sixth Grade level. and 66% of 4th graders in the US
1:47:26
as of 2024 are reading below Grade level. a lot of people
1:47:31
confuse decoding and actually comprehending what you're
1:47:35
reading understanding what you're reading because with each
1:47:37
year. The reading gets more complex.
1:47:39
And then what happens is. when you get to around 5th, 6th grade
1:47:44
It's less about reading the stories.
1:47:47
Reading just to learn how to read and comprehend.
1:47:50
Because you're supposed to do that a little bit earlier right.
1:47:52
So when you get the sixth grade that child is probably reading
1:47:55
at the third grade level now. But they probably have reading
1:47:59
for science. They have articles that they
1:48:01
have to read for science. They need to read different.
1:48:03
texts for history write so now it's like subject matter things
1:48:07
and they are missing out on all of this because they don't have
1:48:11
the basic foundations of reading understanding What you are
1:48:15
reading? So they're just following the
1:48:17
behind. even with content knowledge this is when you get
1:48:22
on tiktok you have adults. that they don't understand.
1:48:26
Facts vs. Opinions Or how you take facts?
1:48:30
You use those facts to form your own personal opinions.
1:48:33
But the facts are still a fact you can have your opinion about
1:48:35
things but the facts are still effects you have. people who
1:48:38
don't understand this because if you're not reading to
1:48:42
understand, then you can't research.
1:48:45
The thing about reading is that it is a very dynamic skill that
1:48:48
you have to continue to practice and flex that muscle it affects
1:48:52
not only how your understanding and analysing information when
1:48:55
you are just reading but also when you're listening. to other
1:48:59
people but at the end of the day it's easier to have it to
1:49:03
control. A society of people who don't
1:49:06
form their own opinions based off of factual information.
1:49:10
Because they're not reading it. It's easier to control those
1:49:12
groups of people because they're going to rely on a small group
1:49:16
of thought leaders. 20 years into teaching and honestly the
1:49:20
student's abilities get lower every single year and this year
1:49:24
teaching seventh grade. I'd say the average writing
1:49:27
level is more like third grade anyway, let me read the sample
1:49:31
to you okay. I'm changing it a little bit.
1:49:34
When I grow up I want to be a nurse.
1:49:37
I would spell w o o d. I would be a cool nurse. a cool
1:49:41
nurse and I think nurse. are cool because nurse save lives.
1:49:48
Like how they save us. What do you mean you can't just
1:49:51
reread the directions that I strained my voice to read out
1:49:54
loud three times. What do you mean you can't just
1:49:57
look at the rubric that I made that shows you exactly how to
1:50:00
get a grade and I said if you even wrote A Few sentences.
1:50:02
You could get a one which is a d.
1:50:05
Cal realize that when they say that 60% of America is a
1:50:07
literate they don't mean that you couldn't open up your
1:50:10
favorite childhood book and read it front to back.
1:50:12
That's not what they mean functionally illiterate means
1:50:14
that you can look at this word and not know how to sound it
1:50:17
out. This is important because some
1:50:18
people can be illiterate and not know that they are illiterate.
1:50:21
They just thinks that being a literate means that they
1:50:23
literally cannot read anything but that's not what it means if
1:50:27
you do not know the difference between their they're and there
1:50:29
are two two and two you're in your You are illiterate if you
1:50:32
are using plural women instead of one man.
1:50:35
You are illiterate if you are one of those people who find
1:50:37
yourself chronically missing the point every single time you
1:50:40
might be a literate another part of literacy that people don't
1:50:43
talk about is comprehension you need to be able to look at a
1:50:45
body of text and decipher what it was about.
1:50:47
When your English teacher would ask you about symbolisms in the
1:50:50
text? She wasn't doing that for no
1:50:51
reason and I feel like this whole.
1:50:53
It's not that deep. English teacher trend where
1:50:55
they're deciphering music lyrics they made fun of that but y'all
1:50:59
don't know how badly it affected you because you need that.
1:51:02
Okay, this is becoming a genuinely concerning issue. as a
1:51:06
substitute teacher I am encountering a Really concerning
1:51:10
number of students who truly do not see any value in learning
1:51:13
because as one of the fourth and fifth graders that I was
1:51:16
teaching the other day. asked me why do I need to know any of
1:51:19
this if a computer or AI can do it for me?
1:51:24
A little girl didn't want to learn how to read because why
1:51:26
would she need to when she could have the computer read it to
1:51:28
her? Why would she need to know how
1:51:30
to count when a calculator could do it or when she could just
1:51:33
take a picture of her math problem and have the AI do it
1:51:36
for her? This is a legitimate issue
1:51:39
because if for whatever reason we lose the ability to have
1:51:42
access to these things. We have an entire generation of
1:51:45
kids who is going to be entirely helpless.
1:51:47
Without the internet and that is not okay, if you were as a
1:51:51
parent or encouraging this behaviour and allowing your
1:51:53
child to use AI for everything. You have a problem and you need
1:51:57
to be teaching the mother wise. As I said in a couple of those
1:52:01
clips if we don't teach kids the fundamental skills and don't
1:52:04
teach them basic critical thinking skills.
1:52:06
Then they are just sitting ducks waiting to be taken advantage
1:52:09
of. By people like Nick Fuentes and
1:52:12
that will lead to people being harmed.
1:52:14
Now obviously this isn't all kids.
1:52:16
I still see some good stuff out there like this is woman.
1:52:19
I keep seeing on like Instagram and stuff who she sits down with
1:52:22
her son and watches all of these like.
1:52:25
Political videos social commentary videos and other
1:52:28
things like that you know videos of Andrew teh and stuff like
1:52:31
that. And she sits down and watches
1:52:33
them with him and then asks him questions about his
1:52:36
understanding of what he just watched.
1:52:38
And then asks him to form his own opinions about it.
1:52:40
Including like disagreeing with the speakers, so she'll be like
1:52:43
okay now, what was he saying there?
1:52:45
Like and she'll get him to kind of like rephrase in his own
1:52:47
words. And be like and what does that
1:52:48
mean? And then she'll be like okay and
1:52:50
do you agree with that? And he'll say whatever he's like
1:52:53
okay. Why or why not?
1:52:55
And it's it's really good. I think I mean I'm not a fan if
1:52:57
you're using kids for content in general.
1:52:59
I'm going to show you an example of this, but I'll sense of the
1:53:01
kids face obviously. And but I think it's a good
1:53:03
demonstration of like. good parenting teaching kids good
1:53:07
useful skills and I think this is what I'd like to see more of
1:53:11
him in real life of like parents and teachers and guardians doing
1:53:14
with young kids you know. This won't solve everything but
1:53:18
it's a good first step. I just under 19th Amendment
1:53:21
which is the rights of all for women. basically the reason why
1:53:23
I say I think we should repeal is because one number one women
1:53:26
are single issue voters right, they don't they both typically
1:53:28
for whoever's going to let them be a whore and kill babies
1:53:30
typically, what they do which tend to be Democrats um number
1:53:32
two women have no skin in the game.
1:53:34
Are I I think I find it absolutely preposterous?
1:53:36
that women are able to vote. For the commander and chief.
1:53:39
Who runs the military? Who can send us to Wars but they
1:53:41
had no skin in the game that don't have to go to work?
1:53:43
So what is he trying to tell his audience?
1:53:45
So that if women if women don't have a position in the
1:53:49
government or the military. That they should have a right to
1:53:53
vote. How do you feel about that?
1:53:55
I feel like he's very wrong. I feel like women should have
1:53:58
the right to vote. You're taking about half the
1:54:00
country. away from voting but let's say if a man and woman are
1:54:03
married and say they have a couple kids. the man goes to
1:54:06
work the woman stays home the Man Goes to War The Woman stays
1:54:10
home to just have skin in the game.
1:54:12
Who takes care of the kids? women Who make sure the kids are
1:54:16
raised well the women? Make sure the kids get to school
1:54:18
the women. Why would he not think?
1:54:21
That would be skin in the game maybe like game.
1:54:24
He means government or military. I'm not sure. women have all
1:54:28
sorts of talents the world would Fall Apart without you guys But
1:54:32
it's not just a lack of critical thinking skills that the issue.
1:54:36
For some people like Nick himself, it's because he wasn't
1:54:38
exposed to any kind of diversity as a kid.
1:54:41
Listen to this you know. I could get behind trump because
1:54:45
he's a winner. He'll win for our side.
1:54:47
And that was kind of the first big thing.
1:54:49
And then as I listen to him more and more his speeches and his
1:54:52
rhetoric. I started to think about
1:54:54
immigration. Which you hadn't really
1:54:57
considered before never? And the reason why is because I
1:55:00
was from a 95% white suburb. So the diversity had not really
1:55:05
reached. My corner of Chicago yet. we
1:55:09
were me and my family not so much my family.
1:55:11
They grew up in the city but Growing up in the suburbs, I was
1:55:14
insulated from that. so it was just not even it's actually
1:55:20
you're going to love this. This is I don't know if I've
1:55:22
ever even said this on an interview before.
1:55:24
I was listening to Mark levin's. show this goes to show how
1:55:28
normal I was. Actually by listening every day.
1:55:32
You listen to Mark Levin every day in high school.
1:55:34
Yes. Wow as a fan.
1:55:36
I love to show and I actually like how he was kind of
1:55:39
obnoxious and mean to his collars.
1:55:42
Vicious and I like that. I thought that was funny. but
1:55:44
I'll never forget One Show he goes live and he says.
1:55:49
America's becoming a majority non-white country has anybody
1:55:52
think that's a good idea. And I was thinking of myself.
1:55:56
Yeah, that actually doesn't sound so good.
1:55:58
I I didn't really even think that America has becoming
1:56:01
majority minority like that. and you're radicalised on race by
1:56:05
Mark Levin yes. Imagine if your first exposure
1:56:10
to an entire group of people was one.
1:56:12
From someone you admit yourself is mean. and two from Apple and
1:56:16
or two from a politician who is trying to make his scared of
1:56:20
that group. So they can maintain power over
1:56:22
you. Of course you want to attend
1:56:24
against them and feel afraid of them and not understand them or
1:56:27
see them as humans. Um & so I have very close
1:56:30
relationship with my parents with my sister were very tight
1:56:33
family. And we grew up in a pretty
1:56:35
idyllic town. and maybe we can sort of get into a conversation
1:56:39
about politics from this. I loved my upbringing.
1:56:43
My mom stated home my dad was working. we're in a mostly white
1:56:47
Suburb and Chicago everybody was I was maybe half Catholic half,
1:56:51
Protestant It's so easy to demonise others when you've not
1:56:54
been around them. Nick said that he personally
1:56:56
doesn't like places looking different or being different.
1:57:00
Than where he grew up and he wants everywhere in America to
1:57:02
be like where he grew up. And where he enjoys living and
1:57:05
what he likes. It's a very self-centered and
1:57:08
in. It's a very self-centered and
1:57:11
ignorant view. Nick was never truly around
1:57:13
people of colour or immigrants. Or any of the group that he
1:57:16
hates when he was young and forming his worldview, so he
1:57:19
never got to see them as real humans.
1:57:21
It wasn't just that he wasn't around those people he wasn't
1:57:24
even around people who viewed those people as humans.
1:57:27
He told stories time and time again of his dad being
1:57:29
incredibly racist. So of course he picked up on it
1:57:32
too right. And this is one of the reasons
1:57:34
why diversity and representation is so damn important.
1:57:37
It's not just so people see people like themselves
1:57:40
represented in the media. But so others can learn about
1:57:43
them and understand that hey these are real people with real
1:57:46
feelings and real lives and real identities, too.
1:57:49
I'm personally a big Believer that works of fiction can be
1:57:52
incredibly powerful tools. To help people learn to have
1:57:55
empathy for others. and so many people online like criticize me
1:57:59
and put me down because they're like oh, no you put um too much
1:58:03
emphasis on fiction like you you take it too seriously and I'm
1:58:07
like no. Fiction can teach us to be good
1:58:09
people. And fiction can also teach us
1:58:12
some really harmful things. I think people underestimate.
1:58:16
The role that the media they consume even when it's fictional
1:58:19
has on forming their worldview. In this was another really odd
1:58:22
criticism I got a few years back where. two women got really mad
1:58:26
at me because I said the book Mouse M A U s' Mouse was a great
1:58:32
tool for teaching people about the Holocaust because even
1:58:35
though it was based on the authors dad's real-world
1:58:38
experience seeing it happened to characters in the book that the
1:58:42
reader was already emotionally attached to was a good way of
1:58:45
having to understand that historical events that could
1:58:48
have easily just stayed abstract to them.
1:58:51
It made them. Understand that it was real and
1:58:54
increased the sympathy and empathy they had.
1:58:56
And the understanding they had for the people who went through
1:58:58
it you know. And I said that like I think in
1:59:00
general. people get emotionally attached to fictional
1:59:04
characters. More than they get emotionally
1:59:06
attached to like you know just statistics.
1:59:08
If I say to you 6 million people died you're like oh okay, that's
1:59:11
sounds like a lot but mmm. But if I say to you okay.
1:59:16
Here's here's this nine year old boy.
1:59:18
And he likes. Football and he carries his
1:59:21
teddy bear everywhere. And he plays hide and seek with
1:59:24
his little sister every Saturday morning and it's favourite
1:59:26
subject in school. is a geography and he wants to grow
1:59:31
up to be a I don't know. Football player something and
1:59:36
you know I give you like a real. Sense of his identity and who he
1:59:40
was as a person. And then I tell you about how.
1:59:42
He was and you know taking from his home in the middle of the
1:59:46
night and stuffed in a ghetto and then eventually he was moved
1:59:48
to. A concentration camp and there
1:59:52
he was killed in the most brutal way, he was starved and then
1:59:55
putting a gas chamber and his body was burnt alive.
1:59:58
And as you could see him lying dead.
2:00:00
His little teddy bears burnt with him. that That's horrific
2:00:04
and horrible like that that was fictional. but we know that
2:00:08
happened to real children and real people and you know
2:00:13
sometimes you need to understand that. you need to have this real
2:00:17
connection with them to understand just how barbaric
2:00:19
these actions were because being given stats and numbers can be
2:00:23
abstract. And it doesn't always connect
2:00:26
with you on that deeper level. Understanding that these were
2:00:29
real damn people with lives and families and hopes and dreams
2:00:33
and goals. That's what gets you. most
2:00:35
emotional alright and anyway, so these two women said that I was
2:00:39
wrong to say that. books and fiction and kind of biographical
2:00:44
fiction so like semi fiction semi-real that that's sort of
2:00:48
thing and I was wrong. to say that those could be helpful
2:00:51
tools for teaching about the Holocaust because people should
2:00:54
just inherently know the Holocaust is wrong.
2:00:58
And shouldn't need a book to tell them.
2:01:00
And that I was an awful person. For my view.
2:01:04
And I have to disagree. I just I I know what they're I
2:01:08
know what they're coming from. I know why they were saying
2:01:11
that. But I think they're wrong. when
2:01:13
you haven't lived something yourself or you haven't known
2:01:16
someone who has it can be really hard to put yourself in their
2:01:20
shoes. Unless you actually make an
2:01:22
effort to connect with the people.
2:01:23
It's happened to right. As humans we don't necessarily
2:01:27
just know. right from wrong inherently That's why early
2:01:31
socialisation and having good role models around is so damn
2:01:34
important. If you've never been around a
2:01:36
Jewish person. in those formative years especially and
2:01:40
you've never taken the time to learn what the Holocaust was
2:01:42
actually like for. Jewish people black people gay
2:01:45
people travellers and everyone else who was persecuted during
2:01:48
that time. then how would you know it's wrong?
2:01:52
If you never learn about it, if you never hear about it, if you
2:01:55
never understand that those people that were hurt were
2:01:57
people. If you've only ever heard about
2:02:00
that experience from for example. actual Nazis and you
2:02:04
only hear that when you're young and impressionable.
2:02:06
And they tell you that oh, it's fine.
2:02:08
We burnt a bunch of bodies, but it's not like they were real
2:02:10
people anyway. They were just vermin.
2:02:12
If that's all you hear then that's what you're going to
2:02:14
believe. That can very easily become your
2:02:16
normal. At those young eggs, alright.
2:02:19
But if instead you have people saying to you hey.
2:02:22
Remember these were real people. These victims weren't just
2:02:25
numbers and stats. These were human beings. that
2:02:29
you you know you start to empathise with them you start to
2:02:33
understand them you put yourself in their shoes you imagine it
2:02:36
happening to people you know and love.
2:02:38
You understand just how it affected these individuals.
2:02:41
On a personal level you know. when you learn about those
2:02:45
victims when you do that through speaking to people who are
2:02:48
affected by it or having family affected by it or interacting
2:02:51
with history books or documentaries or seeing the real
2:02:54
world effects engaging in even fictionalised.
2:02:58
Media like books and films and Comics which tell the stories of
2:03:00
those real people. That's how you can learn and
2:03:03
connect right. And I don't think it's wrong
2:03:05
with me to say that I think books and Comics whether they're
2:03:08
entirely biographical. or partly fictionalised can be a great
2:03:12
tool for expanding empathy and understanding.
2:03:14
So anyway another aside. Sorry my point is Nick was never
2:03:17
exposed to this kind of thing when he was young. he was never
2:03:20
around people who were affected by the Holocaust he was never
2:03:23
around people who are affected by anti-semitism more racism.
2:03:26
Combine that with the stories he's told all of his dad being
2:03:28
racist. And not wanting to eat at
2:03:31
restaurants where black people work for example.
2:03:32
It is clear to see that Nick never got a chance in those
2:03:35
early formative years. to see certain groups of people as real
2:03:40
and human that he should care about and that has clearly
2:03:44
messed him up right. And clearly this is where a lot
2:03:46
of his hateful views of come from.
2:03:48
And now he's trying to have that same influence on other young
2:03:51
people too. He's trying to keep them
2:03:53
sheltered and in this like narrow.
2:03:55
White's only world view that he promotes.
2:03:58
So they don't realise that the other people that nicotine
2:04:01
about. are actual people you know And like I say, I think
2:04:05
it's clear that Nick is having an influence on people and he
2:04:08
knows it because listen to these two very worrying clips.
2:04:12
You know I was it was after the election last year.
2:04:15
Put out. this week weak, and I said your body my choice on
2:04:19
election night. And you know I wasn't. a look
2:04:23
I'm not gonna apologise for it, but I thought it was like a
2:04:25
week. Just like a lame joke.
2:04:27
It's kind of like the most obvious traffic.
2:04:29
Yeah, so I wasn't saying I had other good jokes that night, but
2:04:33
that was like the one that caught on because um I just
2:04:36
think it captured the imagination of liberals who were
2:04:38
like it's over for us right. Yeah, it's kind of is you know
2:04:41
but in some ways. But but so I put that out there.
2:04:45
I'd even vote for Trump um but I put that tweeter for I didn't
2:04:49
vote at all. as for accused myself, um but that's just what
2:04:54
makes an ironic because I became in some ways emblematic of the
2:04:57
election even though I didn't participate but so it got 100
2:05:02
million impressions on Twitter and and people were saying on
2:05:05
the news that kids were saying it in school.
2:05:07
It was on like the news that in middle school's and high
2:05:10
schools. The boys were saying that to the
2:05:13
girls your body my choice. So is it became this thing where
2:05:16
it's like? He's creating this toxic
2:05:19
environment for women. Everyone knows it.
2:05:23
And you know as well as anybody that in 10 years 20 years 30
2:05:27
years. There's only going to be more
2:05:29
Nick Fuentes there's only-- going to be more groip. your
2:05:33
vice president and JD Vance even he knows he has to pander to us
2:05:38
even he had Turning Point USA had to Pan her to us and answer
2:05:41
questions about palantir and Miriam adelson, and whether
2:05:44
trump obeys Israel because that's the way this country is
2:05:47
going. See something that he feels was
2:05:50
just. a joke And ended up having such a big.
2:05:54
Having such a big influence on people especially young people.
2:05:57
he joked about creating a toxic environment for women but that's
2:06:01
like exactly what he did. And even now he knows he's also
2:06:05
getting influence with actual politicians.
2:06:07
And now they have to in his words panda to him and that's
2:06:10
concerning. Anyway, we're going to move on
2:06:12
to these two final sections of this video now where we take a
2:06:15
closer more in-depth. Look at some of the things Nick
2:06:17
has been saying. Especially in the last couple of
2:06:19
months of 2025. and there's some older clips in here as well that
2:06:24
kind of had to give context of his views as they've been over
2:06:27
the years. But mostly these are clips from.
2:06:31
Like interviews and stuff. He's done in the last few months
2:06:33
of 2025 because like I said he's recently been on this big push.
2:06:37
To be shown on more mainstream platform platforms, he is
2:06:40
getting more popular. And while he's trying to water
2:06:42
down his views a little while on these podcasts and interviews.
2:06:45
We can't escape what norful person he truly is.
2:06:48
So while I can't cover absolutely everything he says
2:06:50
about every topic. I'm just going to cover two of
2:06:52
the big main ones. And I find most concerning.
2:06:57
And they are his racism and anti-semitism and his misogyny.
2:07:01
We're going to take a look at a lot of what he's been saying
2:07:03
compare it with some clips. From his own shows over on
2:07:05
rumble and other networks of the years.
2:07:08
And then critique those views and the ideology of Nick Fuentes
2:07:10
to show just how harmful and Wrong here's.
2:07:21
Okay racism and anti-semitism, this is a really really big
2:07:24
topic and to give nick his very shop.
2:07:27
Let's start by taking a look at his ancestors to be an outright
2:07:29
asked. If he is racist and
2:07:31
anti-semitic. Can you clear the air?
2:07:34
Nick Fuentes do you hate all Jews sir?
2:07:37
no No, I don't okay. Do you consider yourself an
2:07:41
anti-semite a noted anti-semite? no okay Clears that up.
2:07:47
Do you believe that white people are superior to all other races
2:07:51
on the planet? no okay do you want to eradicate
2:07:55
all non-whites from the United States no I think it's easy to
2:08:00
say this stuff when you're giving a yes or no question like
2:08:02
this and when you're trying to make yourself look good.
2:08:04
But the problem is that the rest of his words and actions say and
2:08:07
show otherwise and the big Believer that your actions need
2:08:10
to back up your words. It's why I didn't just sit here
2:08:12
and say things like I support women I support the lgbtq plus
2:08:15
community and instead I go out and live a life that actually
2:08:18
supports and fulfills as values. I fundraise and I donate money
2:08:21
to charities like refuge mermaids akt.
2:08:24
I support and stand up for people in my day-to-day life.
2:08:27
I've sent in my career around trying to educate people on
2:08:29
these topics and more. Like that's my actions. backing
2:08:33
up my words it's easy for Nick to sit there and be like ha ha
2:08:36
ha ha I don't hate all Jewish people.
2:08:39
I don't hate all black people but it's actions repeatedly
2:08:43
suggests otherwise. Although don't worry.
2:08:45
He can back up why he's not racist or anxious phonetic just
2:08:48
listen. and You know like and not to be that guy and say that
2:08:53
thing but like. friend is a Jewish person so my best friend
2:08:57
in first grade was a black guy. We were not we're not a racist
2:09:00
family so okay. Stop it.
2:09:03
Come on. We all know this is nonsense.
2:09:06
So instead let's listen to what he actually has to say on this
2:09:09
topic. And it seems that when people
2:09:10
actually call him out on it and said just sucking up to him.
2:09:12
He's actually more willing to admit.
2:09:14
How hateful he is. Then people will assume that all
2:09:17
your thought process is about all of these issues.
2:09:20
Our driven by another version to people based on their skin color
2:09:23
which is the purest personification. of racism well,
2:09:27
it's not. It's not an eversion, I would
2:09:30
say it's the opposite. Yeah, I I like.
2:09:33
My own people. My own people are familiar to me
2:09:36
and I think that's true across the board.
2:09:38
I think that. people seek out other people that are like
2:09:41
themselves and every other group does this whether it's blacks to
2:09:44
Spanish Asians you know I get a lot of attacks when I talk
2:09:48
about. That I'm against interracial
2:09:50
marriage and what's funny is that every other group?
2:09:53
Is against interracial or interesting marriage?
2:09:56
No Nick no this isn't normal not everyone does.
2:10:00
Sure there might be some little lizard brain response
2:10:02
unconscious. Sure there might be some little
2:10:04
lizard brain response. Telling certain people and
2:10:07
consciously to seek out people who look similar to us for
2:10:09
safety. But when not purely little
2:10:11
lizard. but when not purely little lizard brained people
2:10:16
running on instinct anymore most of us with the exception of Nick
2:10:19
fountas are more evolved than that and actually think
2:10:22
logically and can bypass basic Instincts and actually feel
2:10:25
empathy and care and be logical about not excluding people just
2:10:29
because they look a bit different to you.
2:10:31
We know for a fact that people who seek out more diverse groups
2:10:33
of friends and people to be around and work with other
2:10:36
kindest the most empathetic the most intelligent have the best
2:10:40
ideas and can get the best work done together.
2:10:42
There is a real benefit to diversity that Nick just doesn't
2:10:45
seem to understand. His lack of curiosity about the
2:10:48
world is quite sad to see to be honest and even putting aside
2:10:52
all the harm. He's calling to other people.
2:10:53
It just makes me think he must live such a Bland and boring
2:10:56
life. And of course when he was push
2:10:59
further. He actually fall on admits.
2:11:02
Yeah, he's racist. I'm a new generation of white
2:11:06
person I'm not living around Blacks sorry you know I want
2:11:12
White kids and I don't want my white kids bringing home black
2:11:15
people to Mary it's racial for me. and call me racist.
2:11:22
Oh very Christian to you. I don't give a fuck.
2:11:26
I mean it couldn't be clearer really. unless you want to say
2:11:29
that's another of your jokes, but you'll basically saying
2:11:32
yeah, I'm a racist on chi. Ah, yeah, yeah, I'm fine with
2:11:36
that. You find with saying you're a
2:11:39
racist. totally I think everybody's racist.
2:11:43
I think everybody if we're being honest is racist.
2:11:45
I think everybody the only people that aren't racist.
2:11:48
Or or pretend not to be our white people to their detriment.
2:11:52
Everybody else is racing so you are racist. correct Yes, hundred
2:11:57
percent okay own it okay. That's fine.
2:12:00
I don't see how anyone can deny the homies done and continue to
2:12:03
do when they see him openly admit to this.
2:12:05
Not only this he he thinks all white people should be racist.
2:12:09
It's insane. first white people are every single bit justified.
2:12:16
in being racist every single bid Justified to the extent that
2:12:22
that means going out of your way to avoid black people when you
2:12:25
see them. You stand by absolutely.
2:12:29
absolutely absolutely so white people should go out of their
2:12:37
way. To avoid black people when they
2:12:39
see them. Absolutely, they would be wise.
2:12:43
why because it's a lose-lose proposition.
2:12:48
If you're Irene is the roots go and you don't walk the other way
2:12:51
you get stabbed to death and you die.
2:12:54
If you're somebody else and you walk on the subway.
2:12:58
And you stand your a black person or something maybe it's
2:13:00
fine. It's a loose loose proposition.
2:13:03
So no I think that white people. I think that white people have
2:13:07
been beaten into submission that were afraid to tell the truth
2:13:11
about it and the truth is that when you go into these major
2:13:14
cities like New York or Chicago I believe she was in North
2:13:17
Carolina there is a menace which is young black Adolescent Men
2:13:23
they're extremely violent and we have been told that we have to
2:13:26
pretend like they are. Every other person we have to be
2:13:30
colour blind to that. As a white person myself.
2:13:33
No. No, we Are Never Justified in
2:13:37
being racist. And yes, there is violence.
2:13:40
Everywhere in the world sadly and there are violent instance
2:13:44
happening all the time and in certain situations like you know
2:13:46
if you're walking home late at night is a woman.
2:13:48
And you see a man of any race also alone.
2:13:51
I understand if you want to put some distance between.
2:13:54
Yourself and him to protect yourself right.
2:13:56
That's a normal reaction. You see potentially dangerous
2:13:59
situation and you respond to it. But I don't see how this
2:14:01
translates to all white people needing to avoid all black
2:14:04
people in all situations. I'm not going to feel scared.
2:14:08
Walking down a brightly lit Street in the middle of the day
2:14:11
if I see. a black man coming towards me or I don't know an
2:14:15
Indian woman. walking with a pram with a baby in it you know.
2:14:20
just because they're not white. The context matters like
2:14:24
suggesting someone is somehow more dangerous because of their
2:14:27
skin colour is entirely ridiculous. and illogical and
2:14:31
there's nothing to back that up other than if you're racist and
2:14:35
him saying that white people have been beaten into
2:14:38
submission. It's such a sickening and tone
2:14:41
defreise when that's literally. What millions of black slaves
2:14:45
went through? It oh god, he's the worst.
2:14:48
But I mean you you could go the other way too alright like did
2:14:51
you know that most mass shooters are straight white says gender
2:14:53
males. and if you're walking down the streets in America
2:14:56
anyone could be carrying a gun at any time right.
2:14:59
Does this mean? I'd be Justified in running away
2:15:00
every time I saw a white. siz man in America hmm I mean that's
2:15:06
not a harmful stereotype. Isn't know that's just me
2:15:08
protecting my safety. if we use next floored logic For Lena of
2:15:13
peers also made this argument in response and Nick responded to
2:15:16
him. By saying that it's it's about
2:15:18
proportionality. he says there's a higher proportion of black men
2:15:23
who commit violent crimes. Than the proportion of white
2:15:26
men. Which is also what he uses to
2:15:29
justify his put all black people in prison stats.
2:15:31
Which will get you in a minute, don't worry. but yeah if
2:15:34
personality matters so much to Nick proportionately men commit
2:15:38
more violent crimes than women do.
2:15:40
So I guess all women should avoid all men are all times and
2:15:43
we should just put all many in prison right.
2:15:45
That's what next logic says. Come on like that silly and this
2:15:49
is why stereotyping doesn't work.
2:15:51
That's like this are descriptive not prescriptive.
2:15:55
So we cannot say who is dangerous based on.
2:15:58
What they look like or which demographic they fall into?
2:16:01
To keep ourselves as safe as possible, we need to look for
2:16:03
other indicators. Contexts you know.
2:16:05
Where are we? What time?
2:16:06
Is it who else surround? How is an individual behaving?
2:16:09
We can't just judge someone based on outward appearance.
2:16:12
And say this is justifying racism.
2:16:14
So the proportion of the population.
2:16:17
Who carry out? Mass shootings is actually the
2:16:20
same. for black and white for a white people the proportion of
2:16:24
not relating it no, no statistics is A lot of them
2:16:30
don't bear much scrutiny. We have a bunch of fact checkers
2:16:33
checking all this in real time. Because you do have a tendency
2:16:36
to just come out with a lot of baloney.
2:16:38
Yeah, this is exactly why I wish we could have seen from this
2:16:40
other interviews who just rolled over and like wow.
2:16:43
No way wow. when you start speaking nonsense But don't
2:16:47
worry we are going to actually be seeing those in a few
2:16:49
moments. And peers literally gave him the
2:16:52
per capita stats here. out of mass shooters more a white than
2:16:55
Black but after the whole population per capita. equal
2:16:59
numbers of black and white people are likely To go on to be
2:17:02
my shooters. Still a little higher amongst
2:17:04
white people I believe but basically comparable.
2:17:07
But even when presented with this Nick will not accept it and
2:17:09
keeps saying that peers isn't giving him the correct
2:17:11
information when he already has. He spends minutes repeatedly
2:17:15
asking for the per capita stats when they were already given to
2:17:18
him. But he refuses to listen to
2:17:20
them. You just you can't argue with
2:17:22
this level of stupidity you know.
2:17:25
Nick though just kept bringing up this idea that black people
2:17:27
are inherently more violent and he kept twisting stats to try
2:17:30
and prove that and this and this is where he said he believes
2:17:33
that black people should be in prison.
2:17:35
It's disgusting listen to this my job with no it's not the Jews
2:17:41
no, it's not women. No it's not blacks.
2:17:45
It's actually really complicated know it fucking isn't at all.
2:17:50
Jews are running Society women need to shut the fuck up.
2:17:54
Blacks need to be imprisoned for the most part.
2:17:57
And we would live in Paradise it's that simple. okay would you
2:18:03
like to clarify what you meant there?
2:18:07
At all true. That's 100% true.
2:18:10
Everything I said in that clip is true.
2:18:12
He tried to claim afterwards that he just meant black people
2:18:16
who murder people. But I've said this in other
2:18:19
videos if you look at stats of who is most likely to commit
2:18:22
violent crimes. It's pretty equal amongst all
2:18:24
races and ethnicities. What is not equal is that black
2:18:28
men are more likely to be arrested and convicted of murder
2:18:31
and violent crimes and much higher rates than any other
2:18:34
group. Especially white and especially
2:18:36
compared to white men. And white men are the most
2:18:39
likely to get away with all types of violent crime.
2:18:42
So, I'm pretty sure in America you're already putting black
2:18:44
people in prison at a disproportionate rate.
2:18:47
Don't try and pretend this is about crime and concern for
2:18:49
people's well-being. When it's just nick being
2:18:51
racist. There's other factors to
2:18:54
consider too like how often when I identifying perpetrators.
2:18:57
victims or Witnesses will or can be very likely to misidentify
2:19:01
the race of the perpetrator due to faulty memory.
2:19:05
Or you know it's maybe darken that you can't see properly or
2:19:08
even unconscious biases that they have and let's say just for
2:19:12
arguments sake that the percentage of black people come
2:19:14
in violent crimes is higher. Let's think about why that could
2:19:17
be. It's not because they're
2:19:19
inherently more violent. It's likely due to the
2:19:21
circumstances are living in. Perhaps being more likely to
2:19:25
open areas with high crime rates perhaps even likely grow up in
2:19:28
poverty without access to social care, so they have to turn to
2:19:30
crime to survive. Perhaps it's because they were
2:19:33
left behind by the education system more often.
2:19:35
There's lots of factors which we can consider and address before
2:19:38
resorting to unhelpful and untrue racist stereotypes.
2:19:42
And even if this was true the solution is not just put
2:19:45
everyone in prison. It's how do we get these people
2:19:48
a better education better social care more resources to get out
2:19:51
of poverty without having to resort to crime and so on.
2:19:55
Nick just doesn't bother. To think about the actual human
2:19:58
beings all he cares about is. He's got a prejudice.
2:20:02
Murder everyone and if you can't murder everyone put them in
2:20:05
prison. But anyway he goes on to try and
2:20:07
clarify his position and sleep to think it's all one big joke.
2:20:12
You didn't clarify that you were talking about black murderers
2:20:14
right right. No, you're right.
2:20:17
That's a good addition to that. That's a great point. you think
2:20:21
it's funny or I think yeah, I do.
2:20:24
I think it's hilarious. I think it's totally true.
2:20:26
Again, it's not funny because real people's lives she talking
2:20:29
about it's not a joke. Moving forward in that interview
2:20:32
a little and peers once again called out nit for pulling
2:20:34
statistics completely out of his bum. black men who commit murder
2:20:39
in America what was the percentage you gave?
2:20:41
Me one in 20 one in 20 it's it's one of the 100.
2:20:45
No, it's one in 20 no no. Let's some one and a hundred
2:20:49
black us men commit murder. That's the most up-to-date crime
2:20:52
statistics in America and it's natural I've seen other
2:20:55
statistics. They say 120 will eventually
2:20:57
commit a murderer you'll write means that your saying that five
2:21:01
times as many black men. commit murder as the official crime
2:21:05
statistics say yeah, there's report I believe on x by data
2:21:09
hazard. I'll have to go and double check
2:21:11
that for you, but yes, there's some pretty shocking evidence
2:21:14
that says that it's far more alarming that you would think
2:21:17
okay, but you you would accept that the official crime
2:21:19
statistics are one of the 100. Or you wouldn't except that
2:21:22
statistic. I don't know I don't have it in
2:21:25
front of me, but I've seen other evidence like I said data Hazard
2:21:28
on x I believe produced a report about a year ago it said one in
2:21:31
20. But I mean whether it's one in
2:21:33
20 or one and a hundred. See he's been reliable source he
2:21:36
really really is. It's a shame to see that now
2:21:39
their interviews he spoke to call them out for this kind of
2:21:41
nonsense and instead that just let him get away with
2:21:43
justifying. his position and in some cases straight up lying to
2:21:47
them. Let's look at some examples.
2:21:50
Let's start with the ones who try to get him to talk about his
2:21:53
Love of America and pose all's as positive thing instead of the
2:21:56
hate fuelled racism actually is. What do you love most?
2:21:59
about America um well, I love the word super power.
2:22:06
I love that we because I really do believe that.
2:22:09
You know when you look at the history of Western civilization.
2:22:11
I love the idea of an Empire I love the idea the Roman Empire
2:22:15
the Spanish Empire British Empire and I love the idea that
2:22:19
we just have this crazy productive capacity that you
2:22:22
know huge population huge resources.
2:22:26
I like the power of America that's something.
2:22:28
I've really been liking a lot lately. so, I think this tells
2:22:31
us a lot about Nick and how a lot of his views actually stem
2:22:33
from his Love of and his personal need to feel powerful
2:22:37
if you will. Which just me says that he's an
2:22:40
insecure little boy. He then goes on compared America
2:22:42
with Europe and completely white washes America's history and
2:22:46
misunderstands a misrepresents Europe as a whole you know
2:22:49
because when you compare us to Europe he looked at Europe and
2:22:53
it's sort of Petty and small and they're squabbling and they're
2:22:56
fighting you know between these like little towns and villages.
2:22:58
And I like that there's just like this. sense of nationhood
2:23:02
in America between European Christian people and other
2:23:05
people too of course but for the most of our history was mostly
2:23:08
the Europeans yeah. I have to ask because they
2:23:11
haven't been to Europe because that's not what we do. and sorry
2:23:14
but what do you mean for most of History no for most of history
2:23:18
Native Americans lived happily on those lands.
2:23:21
Before you white colonises came and stole from them.
2:23:24
Murdered them raped them and brought infections and disease
2:23:27
and took over everything. I don't know if he's just
2:23:29
ignorant of history or if he's white washing it on purpose.
2:23:32
Like this is the thing I don't know if it's stupidity or Malice
2:23:35
or both. I want to say both.
2:23:38
I can't believe he actually looks up to things like the
2:23:40
British Empire even most British people today recognise, how
2:23:43
messed up that was and it's not something we're proud of.
2:23:47
This was an interview with Stephen Crowder by the way.
2:23:49
Who was so far up next bomb in this interview that he tried to
2:23:52
claim that the people who criticize Nick on the left are?
2:23:56
Just listen to this. But do you think I do believe
2:23:58
this is my belief that the progressive left is a death
2:24:01
cult. That's the only common
2:24:03
denominator that i c. It would be hilarious if it
2:24:07
wasn't such a dangerous view to have.
2:24:10
I literally wrote in my original notes my first watch this.
2:24:12
Is he suffering from religious psychosis genuine question?
2:24:16
now having watched by I don't think he is I just I don't I
2:24:20
don't know what's wrong with him.
2:24:22
Anyway back on Nick's America's so great but only when it's
2:24:25
white narrative. He went on about this more and
2:24:28
other infuse and notice his love of power narrative again in this
2:24:31
first clip, so all kind of ties together you know.
2:24:34
The one thing that trump has right.
2:24:36
Is he understands in order to take power?
2:24:39
Well in order to do what you want to do you got to take power
2:24:41
first. In order to take power you have
2:24:43
to engage the media. Because the media is really the
2:24:46
enemy. So very early kind of
2:24:48
understanding of how politics actually works and fake news.
2:24:51
He hasn't even said fake news yet.
2:24:52
So this is right him saying fake news exactly.
2:24:55
Um but he would fight the moderators in the debates even
2:24:58
Fox News because fox Roger rails had it out for him early on.
2:25:01
And I said he's going to fight. The mainstream Media that's
2:25:04
essential because if you can't fight the media you can't win if
2:25:07
you don't win you can't do what you want. and then I thought
2:25:09
about immigration and how it's affecting the voting patterns
2:25:13
because I looked at one meme in 2016.
2:25:17
And it said this is what the 2012 election would look like if
2:25:20
only white men voted if only men voted if only I'm sure
2:25:23
everybody's seen it. and what became clear is that if only
2:25:26
non-white people are voting the country they vote 90% left
2:25:30
blacks voted 97% for Obama in 2008 in 2012 if immigration is
2:25:37
making the country less white. And if non-white people only
2:25:40
vote Democrat Asians is like 75% of hispanics at that time 70%
2:25:44
blacks 90% I said it's clear where this the country is going
2:25:47
to go what direction this is headed in I said so.
2:25:50
And the reason this happening is because these people are in a
2:25:53
simulating so before. We can even think about
2:25:56
individualism the constitution etc.
2:25:58
We got to take out the media and by take out you know.
2:26:01
What I mean by that is you got to fight back. and two you have
2:26:05
to secure the border because if the Democrats bringing all these
2:26:08
illegals and legal immigrants. They are they're going to flip
2:26:10
taxes and and that's the way it's going to go.
2:26:13
If you were ever in doubt of how racist Nick Fuentes is even
2:26:16
after hearing him flat out of MIT he's racist you just need to
2:26:19
watch this clip. He doesn't want non-white people
2:26:22
voting. Because he only wants his own
2:26:24
needs taken care of. He only wants white people in
2:26:28
power doing what they want. And he only wants white people
2:26:31
to have a voice. That is sickening.
2:26:33
He goes on to spout more white nationally fuse here too.
2:26:36
The country is going to become majority minority in the 2030s.
2:26:40
So when I'm old and grey and I have grandkids, what is the
2:26:43
country they're going to look like.
2:26:44
And you're questioning this you're questioning you're having
2:26:47
the dialogue you're asking yourself.
2:26:49
I'm concerned that I'm going to lose the identity of what it
2:26:52
means to be an American is it more that is it more Caucasian
2:26:55
is it more white? What do you mean?
2:26:57
It's going to lose its identity. It's all of that.
2:26:59
It's all of that that it's not it's not going to be white
2:27:01
people. It's not going to be Christian
2:27:03
it's not going to be speaking English it won't be safe.
2:27:05
No baseball. No hot like everything all these
2:27:08
different layers of identity are are kind of being who you are
2:27:11
sharing this. America was a white country.
2:27:13
It's becoming a non-white country through immigration.
2:27:17
And we're talking about the impact that that's going to
2:27:18
have. What does it really mean for us?
2:27:21
Yes, they're going to vote Democrat probably will they vote
2:27:24
Democrat forever? Yeah, they're not quite like us
2:27:27
can they ever be like us? What does it mean to be white
2:27:30
vs. Black or White vs.
2:27:32
Any other race for that matter? Once again, he's white washing
2:27:36
America's history and you'll see you.
2:27:37
Just as a law. I'm sorry, did he just forget
2:27:39
about all the native American people?
2:27:41
that immigrant white people came and killed and stole one from I
2:27:46
don't see how being a white country is a good thing either.
2:27:50
I hate this other ring of other races as though why is the
2:27:54
default in anything else is other or lesser?
2:27:56
It's absolutely sickening and he does this another interviews,
2:27:59
too. It was very specific that.
2:28:03
He said inclusive populism. And I really didn't like that.
2:28:08
Because to me there were a lot of similar phrases at this time
2:28:11
multi-racial working class populism this kind of stuff.
2:28:15
And I said you know. on some level we do need to be exclusive
2:28:21
not inclusive. We do need to be right wing we
2:28:24
do need to be Christian we do ensemble need to be pro white.
2:28:28
Not to the exclusion of everybody else, but recognizing
2:28:31
that white people have a special heritage here.
2:28:33
As Americans like I'm sorry, what do you mean a special
2:28:36
heritage? white people stole the country
2:28:39
that special heritage. Again pierce Morgan tried to
2:28:44
call him out for this. And he just tried to say it's
2:28:46
different in some way. So your view of immigration and
2:28:50
we'll get to the specifics about your views. on immigration are
2:28:55
they not affected at all by the fact that?
2:28:58
If it wasn't for immigration. You wouldn't exist. as an
2:29:02
American well, I would certainly exist but like you said maybe
2:29:07
not as an American a certainly certainly that's influenced in
2:29:10
some measure. But I think that the kind of
2:29:13
immigration that we have for a long time in the country.
2:29:15
It's different than the immigration that we have now.
2:29:18
And let's just say for openers. It's different immigrants.
2:29:21
They're coming from a different place, but the different culture
2:29:24
a different religion. It's not the same as a what yeah
2:29:28
it's different because you run sesters.
2:29:29
We'll colonisers as opposed to just immigrants who just wanted.
2:29:32
a nice life to work to get an education to raise a family or
2:29:36
find a place of safety away from war or persecution per.
2:29:40
Away from war or persecution or abuse.
2:29:43
You're right that it's different except what your ancestors did
2:29:46
was wei Wei worse. And this is telling isn't it?
2:29:49
He doesn't mind some immigrants. as long as their white or
2:29:52
European they just complains about the ones from in his
2:29:55
words. non-white countries it all comes back to his racism
2:29:59
again. And I think he's forgetting just
2:30:01
how important immigrants are for a lot of countries.
2:30:03
Take the UK for example and so many of our skilled.
2:30:06
And more basic labourers are immigrants.
2:30:08
Are doctors are teachers are university like engineers?
2:30:12
Our builders are taxi drivers are shop workers.
2:30:15
So many of our students who are helping to build our future.
2:30:18
Our immigrants and the work they do is invaluable.
2:30:22
And they keep our Society functioning.
2:30:25
The UK is just one example would not be half the country is.
2:30:29
without the damn hard work of immigrants But Nick doesn't
2:30:32
think about that because he doesn't see people.
2:30:35
He just sees skin colour shaped by his own prejudices.
2:30:38
He goes on more to complain about America becoming too
2:30:40
diverse. In so many of his interviews.
2:30:42
And this is where we're going to start to talk about his
2:30:45
anti-semitism, too. and that's what I have a problem with that
2:30:48
the pretty soon everywhere. It's going to be so diverse
2:30:51
linguistically ethnically religiously that you can't even
2:30:56
say America is anything you know like the Mayor of Minneapolis
2:30:59
he's doing advertisements in Somalian what is that?
2:31:02
How do you feel about that? I think that's I think that's
2:31:05
horrible. What do you think about?
2:31:07
between the two Communities Muslim and Jews which one
2:31:13
concerns you more. Jews for sure tell me why more
2:31:16
powerful. They're more powerful.
2:31:19
So more powerful in a way you're talking the fact that they have
2:31:23
money finance Hollywood is that what you're yeah.
2:31:25
They are more position and American Society And and how do
2:31:28
you think they got that? I think they got it because
2:31:31
they're they are extremely connected.
2:31:33
They're a transnational entity you know this is how the
2:31:37
Rothschilds got started. They're super power.
2:31:39
Is that they live everywhere? And they have a their Jewish
2:31:43
identity super seeds their local identity. so a Jewish person in
2:31:47
America or in Germany or in France or in the UK they can all
2:31:51
talk to each other and work together and I think it's a bad
2:31:53
thing. Not in and of itself.
2:31:55
It's a it is detrimental for America does he not see that
2:31:58
what is complaining about what you actually this problem with
2:32:00
is about people who hold wealth and power and oppress others.
2:32:05
That's nothing to do with being Jewish or not.
2:32:07
There are plenty of people holding Wells from every
2:32:10
religion and culture and race this is a class problem and a
2:32:15
capitalism problem not a race problem or an ethnicity problem
2:32:18
or a religion problem. I know plenty of Jewish people
2:32:21
who are not holding well. They don't have a bunch of
2:32:24
power. They don't communicate with
2:32:27
other cheese around the world like.
2:32:29
He's basing this all entirely on stereotypes not reality.
2:32:33
Before we dive into that further though.
2:32:34
I just want to touch on Nick's love of genocidal dictators.
2:32:38
So, let's look how he talks about Hitler and Stalin and
2:32:40
defense them calling them. great guys And you might say oh yeah
2:32:46
okay, this is just him being edgy.
2:32:47
He's just making about joke doesn't mean anything.
2:32:50
Except he repeatedly says he wants America to have a
2:32:53
dictator. It's actually funny it was
2:32:54
December 18th I remember because that's an important date to me.
2:32:58
and Joseph stalin's birthday man you're a fan of stalin's. and
2:33:04
admirer but we don't need to go into that liked. let's uh okay,
2:33:10
let's get back. There's a little circle back to
2:33:11
that everything that I ask is genuine because I'm trying to
2:33:14
see where we disagree because I think Stalin is a fascinating
2:33:16
historical character. You're talking to again.
2:33:18
We did the great tiktok. where we did brackets for three days
2:33:21
of Hitler Stalin Pol Pot Mao funniest one was papa Doc and
2:33:25
Haiti because he sucked. Finish a who wasn't all wrong
2:33:28
and we were very clear about this and and I think Mao and
2:33:31
ended up winning. Might have been pulled pot
2:33:33
though, the number wasn't as high but he was just a really
2:33:36
dumb and really brutal which is a bad combination. how could you
2:33:40
get If we're talking about now to stalin's. industrial results
2:33:46
without stalin's methods If you want to get to a Catholic first
2:33:49
off, have you said Catholic theocracy?
2:33:51
Is that do I miss quoting? I might have said it but yeah, I
2:33:56
don't I don't believe in a Catholic theocracy.
2:33:58
I think the the government should be Christian Okay not not
2:34:01
a theocracy okay. Do you not a dictatorship
2:34:04
either? We you know we might need a very
2:34:07
powerful executive for a short amount of time.
2:34:10
I think that's all maybe unavoidable.
2:34:13
Our government has no. efik responsive to the needs of the
2:34:18
wants of the people so It's not really a democracy and it also
2:34:22
isn't working so what do you do in that situation well people
2:34:26
start to say and this is? You know as you as you know this
2:34:29
is the natural evolution of things. the people cry out for a
2:34:33
tyrant the people cry out for a dictator give us change give us
2:34:37
reform. And and I certainly feel that I
2:34:40
think that's compelling. I would say that we should
2:34:43
start. with a more powerful president and I would not be
2:34:47
opposed to. You know something like a king
2:34:51
that sits over the president. Are you two two clips one is
2:34:54
where you talk about Adolf Hitler Hitler was a paedophile
2:35:00
and kind of a Pagan it's like well.
2:35:03
He was also really fucking cool. so you know time to grow up
2:35:09
we're not we're not children anymore am I right?
2:35:12
Am I right? he was all really fucking cool.
2:35:21
You regret saying though. Saying a fact no, no that's
2:35:26
absolutely true. You think Hitler was very
2:35:29
fucking cool. Yes.
2:35:33
I do one of them and I'm tired of pretending he's not.
2:35:37
Well to be honest. What do you mean by Hitler is
2:35:40
very fucking cool? Because I think he's very
2:35:42
fucking a monster. oh that and that's a clip.
2:35:48
I think he's very fucking a monster.
2:35:50
Do you hear yourself? I mean can we all grow up?
2:35:52
I do can we all grow up 12 million people?
2:35:55
He murdered 12 million people what is very fucking cool about
2:35:58
that. And what's that?
2:35:59
What's the real answer? Why do you is it just for
2:36:02
clicks? Is it for money?
2:36:04
Is it just for fun? for shits and giggles What is it
2:36:07
what motivates you? To say something like Hitler was
2:36:10
very fucking cool. It's for this.
2:36:13
It's for all of this and and the lack of self-awareness is
2:36:17
amazing. You're you're a boomer.
2:36:18
You're a 60 year old boomer and we spent maybe 3 minutes on you
2:36:23
saying he's a really fucking monster.
2:36:25
He incinerated people this this. And and I'm sitting here saying
2:36:29
it's not that. Serious, it's not that deep and
2:36:33
no that's what we're getting at know that's serious are do you
2:36:36
want to say more about you you're not kid yourself anymore.
2:36:40
You're not a teenager. It's just all so concerning I
2:36:43
feel like the only immature person here. is Nick And again
2:36:47
this is very telling to me in that very last clip because his
2:36:50
first thought wasn't about how awful this topic is.
2:36:53
It was that someone is going to make a clip of this.
2:36:55
This is all one big game to Nick this online game where he can
2:36:59
say and do whatever he wants and be all inflammatory and it
2:37:02
doesn't matter as long as he's getting money and attention.
2:37:04
But this isn't a game. his words do have real world consequences
2:37:10
the topics he discusses do affect real people in the real
2:37:13
world and he doesn't seem to realise this and it's
2:37:15
terrifying. To hear a man with so much
2:37:19
increasing influence repeatedly talking about how he highlight.
2:37:22
How he idolises Hitler and Stalin the cool guys, it's not
2:37:26
that deep. Alongside him saying I think
2:37:28
American needs a dictator. Is scary as hell?
2:37:32
He jokes himself about things like this. far is this idea that
2:37:35
I'm going to get power and then turn into Hitler That just
2:37:38
sounds Totally Insane to me. I'll be honest it just sounds
2:37:41
insane. Yeah, sure, if you saw this out
2:37:43
of context just like a little clip on tiktok or whatever you
2:37:46
might agree with him and think that people being worried about
2:37:48
some educated. Not a kid by the way, he's 28
2:37:51
years old. is ridiculous however I'd argue that this is a genuine
2:37:56
worry because look at the next couple of clips.
2:37:59
Stephen Crowder is quick to defend Nick by saying he's never
2:38:02
seen a reason to worry about this.
2:38:03
Because someone said I can't believe we would have Nick on
2:38:05
when Steven Crowder you say that you would never have someone on
2:38:08
who calls for the death. Of any one of a political stripe
2:38:11
because Nick has called for the deaths of all Jews I'm like
2:38:13
well. by the way, I don't fully agree with some of the things
2:38:16
that you say about the the drifts as we call them in in
2:38:20
French but I've never heard you call for the death of all.
2:38:23
Jews when okay okay sounds reasonable right no Just 10
2:38:28
minutes early in that interview crowded himself literally played
2:38:31
a clip. of just that I want you this is one of the most second
2:38:35
things I've ever heard from Nick I'm gonna play it you it's a
2:38:38
long clip but bear with me. Just makes me sick to my
2:38:41
stomach. There is an a call to Element at
2:38:45
the high levels of society and specifically among the Jews and
2:38:52
you know whenever I see that stuff it just makes me want to
2:38:55
proclaim louder and more firmly and more rigidly that it is
2:38:58
nothing other than Jesus Christ no no pagan stuff.
2:39:03
No false gods no deities. No demons.
2:39:06
It is Jesus Christ and Pete and we need to start saying that
2:39:09
name where I feel like I haven't said his name.
2:39:11
Enough on the show lately. But that that is what breaks the
2:39:15
spell. It's the name it's the name
2:39:18
Jesus talk about it. Say it.
2:39:20
Pray to him proper. Talk about the sacrifice on the
2:39:25
cross. That's the answer because so
2:39:28
many of the people that are perpetrating the lies.
2:39:31
And the destruction on the country.
2:39:34
They are evil doers they are people that worship false gods.
2:39:37
They are people that practice. Magic or rituals or whatever and
2:39:42
more than anything those people need to be when we take power
2:39:46
they need to be given the death penalty. trade up and I'm far
2:39:53
more concerned about that. I am about even not white people
2:39:57
are masked migration. these people that are that are
2:40:01
communing with demons and engaging in this sort of
2:40:04
Witchcraft and stuff and these people that are suppressing the
2:40:07
name Christ And suppressing Christianity they must be
2:40:10
absolutely annihilated. When we take power, I'm not
2:40:14
calling for a political violence. but that cannot have
2:40:16
any quarter in our Society and we need to put up.
2:40:21
We need to put up a cruise in every home in every room in
2:40:25
every school and every government office. to signal
2:40:28
Christ reign over our country not not the God needs it but it
2:40:33
must be outwardly expressed from the interior.
2:40:36
That this is this is God's country.
2:40:38
This is Jesus's country. This is not the domain of
2:40:41
atheists or devil worshipers or perfidious Jews this is Christ's
2:40:46
country. so anyway, I know the guy earlier said can you be
2:40:51
agnostic and be America first? I'm amending my answer know you
2:40:55
must be a Christian and you must submit to Christianity so yeah
2:41:00
this was Nick literally saying that he believes anyone who is
2:41:03
an atheist a Jew a Pagan or any religion other than his idea of
2:41:07
Christianity Is evil and must be killed?
2:41:11
He said when we take power they need to be given the death
2:41:15
penalty. They must be annihilated when we
2:41:18
take power. There is no way you can ignore
2:41:21
or excuse those words. you cannot play offers a joke you
2:41:25
cannot deny his antisemitism when he's literally calling for
2:41:28
the death of all Jews and Nick cannot deny his hate and bigotry
2:41:32
when he's calling for that mass death of millions of people.
2:41:36
This is simply attempting to incite genocide and there's no
2:41:40
other way to view it. Stephen Crowder who you heard
2:41:43
briefly talk in over that clip claims that originally this was
2:41:46
posted online without the proper context So you want to play the
2:41:50
full clip which is what you just saw?
2:41:52
and but honestly it's it's just worse there's no way you can
2:41:56
excuse anything said here. Even like to point out that Nick
2:41:59
said I'm not calling for political violence.
2:42:02
Except that's literally what he was doing.
2:42:04
I can't say well. I'm not eating a chocolate bar
2:42:06
while stuff in my face with a chocolate bar and expect people
2:42:09
to believe it. You will literally just calling
2:42:11
for political violence in saying the government needs to enforce
2:42:14
the death penalty against anyone who isn't Christian What is that
2:42:17
if not inciting political violence?
2:42:20
Nick does attempt to Backtrack a little and Crowder refuses to
2:42:23
really challenge him on. Saying any of this at all.
2:42:27
So know I you know that they always do this.
2:42:29
I do a show every night as you know and you sometimes get
2:42:32
whipped up and you say something like that.
2:42:34
Um so I don't know that. I'm I have a policy of like when
2:42:37
I get in charge. I'm going to give everyone the
2:42:38
death penalty but but suffice to say the people that are involved
2:42:42
in that kind of stuff they they can't be negotiated with it's
2:42:46
not going to be a power sharing agreement.
2:42:48
With people that worship mock and ball and the epstein's and
2:42:51
and was that the pedestal are going to have to be like in
2:42:56
prison or something like that because that's stuff.
2:42:59
Just makes me sick to my stomach.
2:43:00
So that that was the gist but it's not like.
2:43:03
My my programme is so we're going to become president that
2:43:06
we're going to kill a bunch. I'm not in favour of the death
2:43:08
penalty even at all really. So as of December 2025 Nick
2:43:12
claim season no longer in favour.
2:43:14
In favour of the death penalty anymore.
2:43:16
But he does want everyone who isn't Christian to be
2:43:19
imprisoned. And his excuse for saying he
2:43:22
wanted to murder them all. Is that he just got fired up?
2:43:26
I mean I get fired up sometimes. I get passionate.
2:43:29
I get emotional especially when I talked about topics.
2:43:32
I really care about. But I've never Once in that
2:43:35
state tried to incite a genocide. you know I don't think
2:43:38
it's a normal reaction to get emotional and call for the death
2:43:42
of millions of people. After this he went on to run
2:43:45
about how people on the left performed demon worshipping
2:43:47
blood letting rituals and where the worst of that so.
2:43:52
That's something. I know I just do a lot of
2:43:55
information that you there so let's just recap for a second
2:43:57
one we just heard. Stephen Crowder plays a clip of
2:44:01
Nick Fuentes literally saying when we take power.
2:44:04
They meaning Jewish and non-Christian people.
2:44:07
Need to be given the death penalty.
2:44:09
They need to be annihilated. Crowded then says after playing
2:44:12
this clip. I've never heard you call for
2:44:14
the death of Jews and then just a week or so later Nick tells
2:44:18
pierce, Morgan I don't understand why people think I'll
2:44:21
become like Hitler if I get in power. it's nonsense that can
2:44:26
you you cannot make it up. You now realise how damn
2:44:31
dangerous Nick Fuentes is and has the potential to be?
2:44:34
It's scary. But this isn't all this is not
2:44:37
it just gets worse and worse. Nick has repeatedly tried to
2:44:40
downplay and deny that the Holocaust happened to the extent
2:44:42
that it is. That it did and he refuses to
2:44:45
care about this absolutely barbaric and tragic series of
2:44:48
events at all. and again the only person I've seen climb out
2:44:52
of this lately is Piers Morgan everyone else just sits back and
2:44:54
let him get away with it. I'll say it again.
2:44:56
I do not like Piers Morgan I absolutely fundamentally
2:45:00
disagree with him on a number of issues.
2:45:03
But I am so glad he called out nicking this way.
2:45:05
Let's take a look at this whole segment which starts by Nick
2:45:07
talking about and I feel uncomfortable even saying this
2:45:09
phrase. world jewellery and don't worry Pierce calls him out
2:45:15
for this. You have this opposition to
2:45:17
world jury. I mean, it's one thing to
2:45:20
criticized for example the Israeli government over what has
2:45:22
been doing in Gaza I've done that myself.
2:45:25
When you talk about world jury, I presume you're talking about.
2:45:28
the 15 million Jews in the world and you are opposed to them. how
2:45:33
does that square with your position that you don't hate any
2:45:35
Jews we'll do you take issue with my use of the term world
2:45:40
jury. What do you mean by that?
2:45:44
Or do you take issue with it? You have a problem with that
2:45:46
clarify what you mean by it? Well, it's funny you bring that
2:45:51
up. The gaslighting is crazy because
2:45:53
I use that expression on my show all the time I say organised
2:45:57
jewellery wrld jewellery. and do you know that for like 30 years?
2:46:02
the world Jewish congress has an annual keynote.
2:46:07
Called the state of world jury, Barry Weiss is given it.
2:46:11
He could look it up. It's on YouTube she gives the
2:46:13
state of world, but do you mean what do you mean by?
2:46:19
I mean you have to talk about you know there's a concept of
2:46:22
Jewish peoplehood. It's the sense that.
2:46:25
They are part of a common nationality a common tribe a
2:46:29
common people. Nick just refuses to answer
2:46:32
Direct questions and get to the point, doesn't he?
2:46:34
People think he's such a great speaker and he's this and that
2:46:36
and he's but honestly he just talks and should nonsense
2:46:40
without ever actually answering the original question he was
2:46:42
asked. He sounds smart and well-spoken
2:46:44
to dumb people but if you actually listen to him.
2:46:47
He's just mouthing off without answering actual questions.
2:46:49
He was challenged on. He speaks a lot without actually
2:46:52
saying anything of any substance.
2:46:54
He rambled on for minutes about the world Jewish conference
2:46:57
existing and all sorts of stuff. But none of it had to do with
2:47:00
the question. The question was you say your
2:47:02
post to world jewellery. But also don't hate any Jews how
2:47:06
can both of these be true? And Nick's responses well Jews
2:47:10
exist around the world. It's like yes, we know Jesus
2:47:13
exist. We don't need a lesson on them.
2:47:15
We want to know your thoughts and how you explain these two
2:47:18
apparent contradictory statements that you've made.
2:47:21
But he refuses to answer. He literally never actually
2:47:23
answers. And you can go and watch this
2:47:26
interview in full he doesn't answer. the reason that many
2:47:30
people think you're anti-semitic is that you have regularly
2:47:34
downplayed the Holocaust and in particular the number of Jewish
2:47:38
people who were murdered by the Nazis and it's been said that
2:47:43
you believe no more than several hundred thousand have been--
2:47:47
killed and I'm going to play you this clip. people talk well, you
2:47:51
know what about the gas chambers. well to the extent
2:47:54
that that's real. I find that hard to believe but
2:47:57
to the extent that's real. There have been atrocities
2:47:59
committed and genocides committed. in all times in all
2:48:03
places let's acknowledge, why Hitler Passed the long shadow.
2:48:09
Because that confers a political benefit upon Jews that's why I
2:48:14
doesn't really sound correct to me wait a second. takes one hour
2:48:17
to cook a batch of cookies and you have 15 ovens probably in
2:48:22
four different kitchens right. Doing 24 hours a day every day
2:48:25
for five years. How long would it take?
2:48:27
You to make 6 million. Hmm.
2:48:29
I don't know it certainly wouldn't be five years right the
2:48:32
math doesn't seem to add up there.
2:48:35
Do you think that's funny? It's funny.
2:48:38
It's amusing what you're doing because you know that one was a
2:48:42
joke, but do you want to talk seriously about the yeah,
2:48:45
because I just find it. extraordinary that you would
2:48:49
think the Holocaust could ever be something that we could joke
2:48:53
about. Why too soon?
2:48:58
Yeah, I don't think I need to explain to you guys.
2:48:59
How damn disrespectful and disgusting this is and also just
2:49:02
shows a lack of basic education on this topic. there were many
2:49:06
ways that Jewish people black people gay people travellers and
2:49:10
other groups were killed during the Holocaust mass shooting
2:49:13
starving to death getting severe infections in worth work in
2:49:17
death camps. Being experimented on
2:49:18
inhumanely. death march as gas chambers having their bodies
2:49:22
burnt the methods were numerous and all were Vile and
2:49:26
disgraceful and something we need to remember to never. ever
2:49:30
repeat again and we know this happened because we've seen them
2:49:34
as graves. We've seen the photographs.
2:49:36
We've read the letters and diary entries of people who were
2:49:39
there. We have their leftover clothes
2:49:41
and shoes and boots and belongings all you have to do is
2:49:45
go somewhere like the Jewish museum in Berlin and all the
2:49:48
evidence is there in front of you and it is.
2:49:50
Damn heartbreaking. I went like I don't know 10
2:49:54
years ago now. And I came out of their
2:49:56
absolutely sobbing and it's more of the places that still
2:49:59
absolutely sticks. So strongly in my mind and my
2:50:03
memory because it had such a strong impact on me.
2:50:07
Made me so damn emotional. And you know there are some
2:50:09
things that Nick is slightly alright about you know to some
2:50:12
extent. There have been and continue to
2:50:14
be millions of barbaric acts of violence in the world. other
2:50:17
dictators of the genocides but this doesn't mean we should
2:50:20
downplay any of them. We take note we learn from them.
2:50:24
We do not repeat them. NIC just repeatedly comes across
2:50:29
as a petulant child trying to be edgy.
2:50:31
Who has no respect for human life and I find absolutely
2:50:33
disgusting. So why why have you doubted the
2:50:37
numbers? in the past I'll tell you why?
2:50:43
I really think that every death is a tragedy however many Jewish
2:50:46
people died in the Holocaust and I'm not a world war two
2:50:49
historian, so I'm actually open to believing the official
2:50:52
narrative and I've read some of the conspiracy theories and to
2:50:55
tell you the truth. It's a rigorous debate.
2:50:58
But you know it's interesting about this. is in many
2:51:02
countries, it's not even legal to talk about it.
2:51:05
And that's really where my interest in the Holocaust begins
2:51:08
and sort of ends to tell you the truth.
2:51:10
Is that if you wanted to question the number you would be
2:51:13
put in jail in about? What is it 17 or 18 European
2:51:17
countries? And I think that's really the
2:51:19
more interesting conversation which is that. this is almost
2:51:22
like a religious Dogma in the West No other genocide no other
2:51:28
atrocity is treated like this. Nexus out wrong here people
2:51:32
aren't put in prison for talking or asking questions to learn.
2:51:36
People are very occasionally put in jail.
2:51:38
For straight Apollo course denial for supporting and
2:51:41
justifying genocide as a whole. And trying to potentially
2:51:45
incite. More hatred of Jewish people or
2:51:48
incite and of the genocide. Not just the Holocaust actually
2:51:52
but any genocide. And also sometimes when they're
2:51:55
trying to portray the Nazis in a positive light.
2:51:58
You can argue that this is against the American idea of
2:52:00
free speech if you want. But in countries like Germany
2:52:03
Austria Hungary and Poland who would directly affected by these
2:52:06
things on a mass scale and who had millions of people killed.
2:52:09
Not that long ago. These laws were put in place.
2:52:13
Often but not always immediately after the aftermaths of the war
2:52:16
know in the aftermath of the war. and these laws were steps
2:52:21
that the government's felt they had to take to prevent.
2:52:24
This kind of genocide ever happening again and to save
2:52:27
lives. And I don't think we should
2:52:28
downplay that or Pretend It's just he didn't want people
2:52:31
listening questions. like this also put in place.
2:52:35
To try and save lives it's as simple as that.
2:52:39
The law isn't against people asking questions or saying
2:52:41
specific phrases. it's about the intention of the intention of
2:52:46
the consequences of what people were saying and how they could
2:52:49
be used to incite violence against Jewish people in the
2:52:51
real world. It's what I was saying earlier
2:52:54
in that hole. spiel about free speech it's not that like always
2:52:57
you say these words you're in jail.
2:52:59
It's about the intention behind them and the consequences of
2:53:02
them. Because words do have
2:53:04
consequences. Nick went on to say that in the
2:53:08
UK and everything we do is censored and you'll be put in
2:53:11
jail if you question the whole course which is just not true.
2:53:14
the UK's won the countries that does not have a Holocaust denial
2:53:16
law and again I will reiterate. No one is putting someone in
2:53:21
jail for just saying oh, how many people died?
2:53:23
What's the evidence of that let me learn about it?
2:53:25
People are put in jail for both denying the evidence and denying
2:53:28
the facts and reality. And using that as an excuse to
2:53:31
downplay. the Holocaust and incite violence against Jewish
2:53:35
people today one of his friends and colleagues then sent in this
2:53:38
message directed at Nick and this was his response.
2:53:42
IP is it's Stanley vinkel stone here.
2:53:44
Is your interviewing Nick Fuentes you might try suggesting
2:53:47
to him that he reads my book Hitler style and Mum and Dad
2:53:50
it's called. two roads home in the United States since he says
2:53:54
he's on team Hitler he might like to ask him.
2:53:57
About the fact that Hitler arrested my mum.
2:53:59
Tried to starve my mum to death. Did starve my grandmother to
2:54:03
death? Sent my great aunts.
2:54:05
To the gas chamber my great uncle. my cousin my grandmother
2:54:09
on my father's side ended up being one out of seven children
2:54:15
the only one that survived the war.
2:54:17
So you might ask him whether he wouldn't rather be on team mum.
2:54:21
rather than team Hitler and as for celebrating starlings
2:54:24
birthday well. Stalin took my father.
2:54:27
Sent him to a state collective Farm sent my grandmother.
2:54:30
And my to a state collective Farm sent my grandfather.
2:54:34
To the Gulag you might try asking why he doesn't celebrate
2:54:37
Dad's birthday. Rather than starlings you may
2:54:40
all be a big joke to him, but he complains.
2:54:43
That he was 18. when Someone tried to cancel him.
2:54:49
Well, Stalin and Hitler arrested my mum.
2:54:51
And my dad when they were 10 years old.
2:54:54
So perhaps he might like to reconsider his joke. see is
2:54:59
that's the reality of your jokes so that I haven't ascertained
2:55:03
yet. Whether you are joking when you
2:55:05
say the Hitler was very fucking cool.
2:55:08
Are you joking or do you actually think he was very
2:55:10
fucking cool that the most genocide or monster of the last
2:55:15
time 150 years yeah, the thing is my generation were just done
2:55:21
with the pearl clutching you know you might even your
2:55:24
generation hasn't gone through what Danny finkelstein's family
2:55:27
went through so yeah, maybe that maybe the Pearl clutching has a
2:55:30
way to go. for families whose Whose family members oh my god
2:55:34
we? we got all that we you know me
2:55:37
my liked we're You know I don't even know who this person is why
2:55:41
is why is this person talking to me this old British guy is
2:55:44
saying me mom got killed by Hitler and he just say Hitler's
2:55:48
very fucking don't care. I don't care you don't.
2:55:51
Care no no. No, no you don't tell everyone
2:55:53
your age with the same brush. It's just you and your fans. and
2:55:57
because I have friends who are just a little bit younger than
2:56:00
Nick like 26-27. and they would never ever say something like
2:56:05
this. Not at all and saying that the
2:56:08
response to this is just pearl clutching.
2:56:09
Just shows how he has zero empathy for others.
2:56:12
It should be a perfectly natural human reaction for people who've
2:56:16
been brought up with empathy and to show kindness.
2:56:19
For them to be shocked and disgusted when we hear about
2:56:21
people including children. Being arrested for simply
2:56:24
existing being punished for who they are.
2:56:27
People being starved and locked up and murdered for their
2:56:29
identity. Being horrified by that is not
2:56:32
pearl clutching. It's being a decent person.
2:56:36
But again it comes back to what I was saying earlier about the
2:56:38
way Nick and I was like ever been brought up.
2:56:41
If they haven't been brought up to have empathy with others
2:56:43
there. Know if they haven't been
2:56:45
brought up to have empathy for others and is it really
2:56:47
surprising? you know Nick treats us all like
2:56:50
a big joke- and it's not. These were real people who were
2:56:53
really affected. They were murdered they were
2:56:56
traumatised and it's not something to laugh at.
2:56:59
How can you hear this man and feel anything other than sick to
2:57:01
your stomach? Next thing he doesn't care
2:57:04
because he doesn't know who this guy is is just disgusting.
2:57:06
You shouldn't need to know someone personally to feel
2:57:08
saddened by their family being mistreated and killed.
2:57:12
Next response here is actually sickening and it's up so much of
2:57:15
what is about. He does not care about anyone
2:57:17
else but himself. And this is exactly why he
2:57:19
should not. Be working in politics. and the
2:57:24
guy speaking here Daniel Finkelstein he is far more
2:57:27
accomplished intelligent of a man than Nick will ever be.
2:57:30
And don't get me wrong again. I don't agree with everything
2:57:33
Daniel stone. I don't agree with a lot of his
2:57:35
politics and beliefs and the work is done.
2:57:37
He's worked for the Conservative Party he advised John Major at
2:57:41
one point. And I think me and him would
2:57:43
absolutely definitely have some massive big political and
2:57:46
ideological differences. But what I will say. is that
2:57:50
unlike Nick He actually has. He absolutely has. something of
2:57:55
value to say a regarding the Holocaust in Jewish people and
2:57:59
what happened to him in his family.
2:58:01
And we should be listening to him there. yeah Fine you don't
2:58:04
have to care. But he does get that guy care
2:58:07
about America does that guy care about me and my country and my
2:58:10
family know he cares what you prominent conservative. in
2:58:15
America has to say about Adolf Hitler Yeah, yeah, you probably
2:58:18
does care about you in America because that's what decent
2:58:21
people do. We care about others.
2:58:23
We care when people are being hurt.
2:58:24
We care when people aren't getting the social care, they
2:58:27
need. I might not be personally
2:58:28
affected by a lot of the laws. or politics happening in America
2:58:32
and other countries I care about the people that are affected.
2:58:36
How can anyone just not care about others like I just I don't
2:58:38
understand it. I make it a lot of money now.
2:58:42
Yeah now that I'm the number one live streamer in America because
2:58:45
people agree with me more than they agree with you.
2:58:47
We're tired of hearing about. Slavery in the Holocaust and Jim
2:58:50
Crow We're done here in about that.
2:58:52
You guys over here about that. Okay well, you know your
2:58:57
Generations on the way out and Generations Z is coming up and
2:59:00
we're finished with that. We're ready to take our country
2:59:02
songs. Yeah, this is sickening.
2:59:07
This is what happens when you stop learning about the past
2:59:09
isn't it? You just see as this abstract
2:59:11
thing and stopped understanding the real effect it had on
2:59:13
people. Is absolutely sickening and this
2:59:16
attitude from Nick is why history soft and repeats itself?
2:59:20
When we stop listening and caring what doomed to repeat the
2:59:23
same mistakes and that means a lot of people getting her.
2:59:25
I just want to end this section with a little ramp because I've
2:59:28
kept saying that people were enabling Nick and providing
2:59:30
excuses for him. And that's exactly what took a
2:59:33
call since does here. When you get it attacked when
2:59:36
people call you names like they always.
2:59:39
Called the call think to myself. I'm actually not.
2:59:42
That would tell you if I was racist a little sexist but I'm
2:59:44
not racist. And I never understood what they
2:59:47
did that and then I thought maybe the point is to make me
2:59:50
racist. Where you just get to you get to
2:59:53
a point where you're like well if you're going to slander me
2:59:55
then. I'll just become the thing
2:59:56
you're calling me. I do think that's a feature of
2:59:58
Human Nature don't you? And if you stare too intently at
3:00:02
the accusers. To you know whatever bench
3:00:06
appears or Mark levin's or Ted Cruz or whoever.
3:00:08
It is calling you names. It'd like distorts you and you
3:00:11
actually change and become. What they say you are?
3:00:17
So fulfilling prophecies can absolutely be a thing.
3:00:20
To some extent I agree and I said before I kind of get why
3:00:23
some influences just spend their lives trolling online because if
3:00:26
you can get criticized for everything you do.
3:00:28
Why not just lean into it and at least.
3:00:30
Make what you're being criticized for and act or
3:00:33
something you're doing on purpose so you can kind of
3:00:34
distance yourself from it right. I kind of I understand that need
3:00:38
to protect themselves in that way.
3:00:40
But I've always said. Just for me personally.
3:00:42
I never want that to be who I am.
3:00:44
I personally have very strong values and things I believe.
3:00:47
I am not going to let bullies influence that and make me a
3:00:50
worse person. I think if you do that.
3:00:54
You're just quite weak. Some of you know that I have
3:00:58
faced some pretty severe online bullying.
3:01:01
From one particular creator of the last six to seven years and
3:01:05
they have made up so much stuff about me.
3:01:07
And said that I did these things that never happened.
3:01:09
They have accused me of being transphobic of personally
3:01:12
causing a genocide. Of dancing in people's blood.
3:01:16
Of Raising an army of a hundred thousand people to attack them
3:01:19
and it's like none of this happened.
3:01:22
It's it's all absolute nonsense. and but like and it's it's
3:01:27
messed me up. It's really really mess me up.
3:01:30
But if you gonna believe took a call since nonsense here. then
3:01:34
When faced with all of that I just said no well.
3:01:36
Yeah, if this bull is going to say about me then.
3:01:38
I'm going to become super hateful and transphobic and
3:01:41
start being pro genocide or whatever but that's not who I am
3:01:46
that's not the stuff I believe. And I have more integrity than
3:01:49
to let one person and a few of their fans.
3:01:51
Turn me into something I'm not. I'm never going to let a bully
3:01:55
stop me from fully supporting the rights of all trans people.
3:01:58
I will never personally cause a genocide which is something.
3:02:01
I never thought I'd have to say in a video.
3:02:03
And I'm never going to support the harm or violent.
3:02:06
And I'm never going to support harm or violence against people.
3:02:09
I just feel like if you've got integrity and self-confidence
3:02:11
and genuine believe something. You'll realise that what took
3:02:15
was saying is nonsense. And you won't let it happen to
3:02:18
you. I know online criticism is
3:02:20
harmful and nasty and it messes with your head.
3:02:23
I've had an awful breakdown in the past and a hell of a lot of
3:02:26
Eric expensive therapy because of it.
3:02:28
And spent health a lot on lawyers like dealing with that
3:02:31
stuff. And then had a crisis of
3:02:33
confidence because my lawyer said it could end up bankrupting
3:02:35
them and I don't want to do that and it's like a whole thing.
3:02:38
But it never once made me turn towards hating a whole group of
3:02:41
people. How can you just feel like oh
3:02:44
well, I'll become racist because you got some criticism online.
3:02:47
Unless you already had racist views to begin with.
3:02:50
Just admit your crappy person and we're looking for an excuse
3:02:53
to show it you know. That's something took golf in
3:02:57
any way. Anyway, anyway, anyway anyway
3:02:58
and Nick point. Oh well I guess he's Nick
3:03:00
pointers does own it a bit. Anyway with that let's move on
3:03:05
to our last section of this video which is about Nick's
3:03:07
views on women. and misogyny Ah, misogyny misogyny misogyny okay.
3:03:21
Nick fund has is a sad little man who has never spent enough
3:03:24
time around women to actually get to know them and because of
3:03:27
this he bases all his views and opinions on outdated and untrue
3:03:30
stereotypes. And it'd be a little pathetic
3:03:33
and laughable if he also wasn't calling. for murders of women
3:03:37
yeah, he does that. Let's start by taking a look at
3:03:40
Nick talking about his own dating and relationship history
3:03:43
all like that of. And I want to preface this by
3:03:46
saying there is no shame in never having dated.
3:03:48
Or had a relationship with someone.
3:03:51
Meets you are. There's no shame in not wanting
3:03:53
a relationship or wanting to get married or have kids.
3:03:56
I say this as a child free person myself.
3:03:59
The problem arises in Nick's overall disdain for women and
3:04:02
let's say Nick was an a sexual person.
3:04:05
It's nothing wrong with that. It's a very very normal. and
3:04:08
sexual identity a lot of people have Yet, nothing wrong with it.
3:04:14
the problem arises in Nicks overall disdain for women his
3:04:17
refusal to even interact with them or see them as human. and
3:04:21
of course in his hypocrisy of one rule for me and another for
3:04:24
those damn pesky women. What is your dating life look
3:04:28
like in the last few years? It's not exist and I'm not
3:04:30
dating and I'm not going out dating are you looking at all?
3:04:34
No and I don't even know if I'm going to get married.
3:04:36
I really really I I want to I like the idea of it but
3:04:41
Honestly, I really don't have a lot of interest in that.
3:04:44
So you don't think I mean are are women what you look for.
3:04:47
Oh yeah certainly but but then so that but you don't have it.
3:04:51
I do want to spend your life with a woman. no, no I love any
3:04:55
phrase it that way no I mean the idea that sounds annoying.
3:04:58
Over been in a serious relationship with a woman. no
3:05:01
never Have you ever dated? no okay, I've been on dates but
3:05:05
never. So, have you ever been just
3:05:07
totally entranced by the magic of a woman no really know?
3:05:11
And yet none of this is not much of a problem except as Piers
3:05:14
Morgan points now. this one of the many theories about you.
3:05:18
I've no idea what the answer isn't you haven't got to answer.
3:05:21
But are you actually attracted to women?
3:05:24
I am attracted to women. You know good. no But I will say
3:05:30
that women are very difficult to be around. okay so There's that
3:05:34
how do you think they should have the right to vote.
3:05:38
I do not know absolutely not. Let's just stay at home. well
3:05:44
yeah absolutely he literally just hates women.
3:05:49
Have you ever had sex? No absolutely not wow says the
3:05:53
guy you've never got laid. That's a thing though you
3:05:58
boomers it's funny and we're free.
3:06:00
Love giving you never got laid. Yeah, we're we are going back to
3:06:05
the Stone Age you're absolutely right this.
3:06:08
You know you're talking about empathy and your kids are
3:06:11
empathetic and they would never laugh at a joke about the
3:06:13
Holocaust and you're a misogynist.
3:06:15
You're a simpler self. You're totally hand-packed.
3:06:17
That's the problem now. I don't necessarily agree with
3:06:20
pieces approach here and I don't think you need to.
3:06:23
Need to have had sex to understand people or care about
3:06:25
them. But I think he's right to point
3:06:27
out that Nick literally knows nothing about women because he
3:06:30
just refuses to interact with us.
3:06:32
I'm refuses to see as this human.
3:06:34
It's clear that he sees any kind of compassion or kindness or
3:06:38
even just basic human decency whether it's directed towards
3:06:40
women or any other group that he's not a part of. as a
3:06:43
weakness and that's really concerned.
3:06:45
He doesn't have the Intelligence to express this so he just
3:06:48
results to childish insults like shouting suit.
3:06:52
Just kind of pathetic. One of the main problems though
3:06:55
is how hypocritical neck went as is.
3:06:57
For example, it's just heard he doesn't want to get married but
3:06:59
he says he might one day because that's what regularly. regular
3:07:03
Conservatives want to hear him say and he's trying to appeal to
3:07:05
them. But he's also telling his
3:07:08
followers to get married. And saying in private that he
3:07:11
doesn't want to and he probably won't but he might but he
3:07:14
probably won't and he doesn't want to but you should do it.
3:07:16
And it's a typical case of do as I say not as I do.
3:07:19
First I want to say at the outset.
3:07:22
My position has always been the same which is.
3:07:26
I encourage everyone on my show. To get married. and get married
3:07:30
Young and have lots of kids. And adhere to traditional
3:07:34
Catholics sexual morality. I'm against abortion I am
3:07:37
against contraception. I am against sodomy I'm against
3:07:42
adultery promiscuity masturbation pornography
3:07:45
homosexuality. My position is is really
3:07:49
basically always been the same on the fundamentals. and I have
3:07:53
always encouraged my followers to get married and have kids.
3:07:58
So whenever people do the straw man where they say oh you know
3:08:01
you're not you're telling your followers to be an incel.
3:08:04
That's just simply something that I've never said.
3:08:07
I tell my followers to get married all the time I tell them
3:08:10
that it's best for everybody to get married and I think that's
3:08:13
the only way that you can have sex.
3:08:15
I think that's the only lists it way as a Catholic what else is
3:08:19
within marriage but you get married.
3:08:21
I'll get married later- it's been difficult for me because
3:08:24
people are shooting at me at my house.
3:08:26
I don't know that I I don't want to have kids in a wife.
3:08:29
You know my wife would be screaming about that me.
3:08:32
You know I have to be able to take risks and be able to save
3:08:35
these things. It's difficult to bring a family
3:08:38
into a life. That's like that but for my
3:08:40
followers. I tell them to get married.
3:08:42
But what's happening with women literally just told you I know.
3:08:46
And that clip you literally told follow as women.
3:08:48
They get old they get fat they get ugly.
3:08:51
They get very annoying. So, where's the incentive to get
3:08:55
married to women there is a one. You're actually you're actively
3:08:58
telling them. You're extrapolating a lot of
3:09:01
plane. Just quoting you back yourself
3:09:03
again. No, no, but you're extrapolating
3:09:06
and saying well. You say women are annoying so
3:09:08
therefore what's the incentive we have to do it in spite of the
3:09:12
fact that they are annoying we have to do it in spite of the
3:09:15
fact that they talk to much. can get them to lose weight we can
3:09:18
put them on peptides we can get them to the Promised Land But
3:09:22
it's going to be a little bit maybe why none of them want to
3:09:25
go near you. Oh, you should see my DMS it is
3:09:29
quite the opposite. They're called the great bets
3:09:31
and I'm I'm actually batting them away. doubt but also
3:09:36
there's a absolute distinct for women again.
3:09:38
Here's a couple more clips from Nick answering an email from a
3:09:41
young teenager who said she wants to work in politics when
3:09:43
she grows up. And Nick says no.
3:09:46
Just get married and have babies.
3:09:48
And you may have noticed that for some of these clips.
3:09:49
I didn't have access to The Originals because next Channel
3:09:52
got taken down from YouTube So a few of these clips, I had to
3:09:55
find is reuploads. Which means it's got some
3:09:57
editing effects that other people put on or in this case
3:10:00
there's a guy in the corner. Who's reacting to it. so I mean
3:10:02
if you go to college go to college to find a guy and then
3:10:05
get married so my message to women is to get married early my
3:10:10
message to men is to wait a little bit.
3:10:13
And what particularly concerning these clips is that after Nick
3:10:16
went on this run the guy reacting to it agreed with
3:10:18
everything he said. And then start going on about
3:10:21
how it's a problem to have women in politics because other young
3:10:23
girls may see those women and decide they wanted to.
3:10:27
And he's right you know and that's why representation is so
3:10:29
important and it's why bigots always try and reduce
3:10:32
representation or get mad about it because they don't want other
3:10:35
people being positively influenced.
3:10:37
Or trying to take their power away from them.
3:10:41
To these misogynists it's dangerous for women to have
3:10:43
ambition and power. Don't worry though, we'll be
3:10:47
talking about Nick's need to keep women out of politics and a
3:10:50
bit more detail in a moment. I just mostly want to show you
3:10:52
his double standard of our advice for men and women here.
3:10:56
his other hypocrisy comes in when he talks about having kids
3:11:00
Nick never wants to have kids, but he thinks all women should
3:11:03
have them. He doesn't want to have to give
3:11:05
up anything in his career to have kids. but women should
3:11:08
absolutely give up their careers to have them because it's not a
3:11:11
big deal. It's just a career.
3:11:13
It's nonsense and again I say this as a child-free woman
3:11:17
myself. The difference is I would never
3:11:18
tell other people what they showed us shouldn't be doing
3:11:20
with their bodies. they so I guess I'm just curious.
3:11:25
When the way like I think that way you phrases like I want my
3:11:28
just supposed to be a help me. Why not just higher a cleaner or
3:11:33
a butler of that like is that how you kind of view what a
3:11:35
woman would be in your life. Is there someone like all right
3:11:37
needs fold in needs cooking. I'll be out.
3:11:40
I'll be back at 8. I'll see you later like is that
3:11:42
kind of out your you know but I mean let's just start here.
3:11:45
I would say that I recognise. I'm not normal I recognise that
3:11:48
I'm not the norm and you know my attitudes that I expressed they
3:11:52
reflect. I have a very particular
3:11:54
idiosyncratic personality. most men like you said are obsessed
3:12:00
with They want to find the right woman.
3:12:02
They want to get married. They want to make their wife
3:12:04
happy. That's just never something that
3:12:07
motivated me. I'm I've always been more
3:12:10
motivated by my career by ideas I I love ideas.
3:12:15
I love politics. I love work.
3:12:18
And I recognise that it's not normal I reckon so, I'm this is
3:12:20
not prescriptive. I'm not prescribing this for
3:12:22
people. but as far as my critique as an outsider from the
3:12:27
outside Looking In I would say that.
3:12:31
Because I don't want you to think that I'm some like
3:12:33
curmudgeonly free that's life. Shut up woman like you know I
3:12:38
want my dad. But I do think that.
3:12:40
Things have gone a little bit too far in the other direction.
3:12:44
with men and women where I think that.
3:12:48
On some level whatever level you want it to be.
3:12:51
The man does have to have the authority in the relationship?
3:12:56
a hundred percent well, I don't even I mean yeah.
3:13:00
I think it's difficult but I think that's the joy of a
3:13:02
woman's life. Is to have a child you know what
3:13:06
who else can compare? To the relationship that you
3:13:09
have with your mother. I think you know you Sacrifice
3:13:11
what work. Sacrifice what I mean having it
3:13:15
having a child is a woman. Should be the most rewarding
3:13:18
best thing there's no one. there's no closer Bond that
3:13:21
exists them between a mother and her child and there's lots of
3:13:25
your potentially sacrificing how about your health your freedom
3:13:27
your bodily autonomy your education your relationships
3:13:30
your career. You're well.
3:13:31
We've already said Korea and but just you're free time.
3:13:35
I know plenty of people myself included who have far Close
3:13:39
relationships with other people than I do with my mum.
3:13:41
So you can't speak for everyone. You know and and I do believe
3:13:45
the women are suited towards that role.
3:13:47
They love nurturing their child. They have patience for their
3:13:49
child. They they relate to the child in
3:13:51
a way that a man cannot and so. for me I guess that goes without
3:13:54
saying because all we are told is the future is female feminism
3:14:00
man ain't shit this kind of thing so I guess that's the last
3:14:03
thing Mendy to hear is just sort of reassurance like.
3:14:06
Hey guys, women are still really cool.
3:14:08
You know I still think women are great and they're essential.
3:14:11
They're necessary for the propagation of the Species and
3:14:14
they're necessary for men. Do you plan having kids any day?
3:14:17
uh yeah, I mean I I like the idea of it, but I just To tell
3:14:22
you the truth. It's it's not something.
3:14:24
I'm really looking forward to that much honestly. because
3:14:28
because I mean me I I like my work.
3:14:32
I'm obsessed with my work and I Honest to honestly to tell you
3:14:36
the truth I like the silence. I'm in high school.
3:14:38
I want to do politics down the road.
3:14:41
Some I mean you're in high school.
3:14:42
It sound like a nice person but you're going to be way happier
3:14:46
as a mom. And no you can't do both you
3:14:48
have to do one and you shouldn't even be in politics anyway.
3:14:53
No, stop making excuses and stop telling women what they want.
3:14:57
In a lot of ways, I'm glad Nick isn't having kids but in other
3:15:00
ways. in most ways in all ways I wish it show up.
3:15:05
And listen to what he's saying in that middle- clip there.
3:15:07
So he admits. Having kids does mean sacrifice.
3:15:12
But why is it so bad for you Nick to have to sacrifice your
3:15:15
work for kids but not for a woman to do it?
3:15:17
Why can you excuse it and expect it when women have to give up
3:15:21
something they care about but you refuse to do that yourself.
3:15:24
Why are you in that last clip literally telling a woman she
3:15:27
has to choose career or kids and that the only accept or
3:15:31
responses kids when you refuse to do that yourself.
3:15:35
Of course plenty of women can and do do both look at all the
3:15:38
amazing successful politicians out there who have kids.
3:15:41
It's absolutely possible-- if that's what you want to do and
3:15:43
you're willing to work for it. again I wish you'd stop speaking
3:15:47
for all women and just all other people you know.
3:15:50
And have plenty of incredibly nurturing men and I know plenty
3:15:53
of women like myself. Who don't have an ounce of
3:15:56
parental Instincts in us and we don't feel anything towards
3:15:59
children? I know I don't.
3:16:01
I just do not have a nurturing side with kids.
3:16:02
I don't have any patients. Just because I'm a woman doesn't
3:16:05
mean I should be a parent. And it's also very telling how
3:16:08
he ended this segment by saying women or essential for men.
3:16:11
He literally just sees us as a tool to use.
3:16:14
And not individuals in our own right.
3:16:16
In his toxic interview Nick went on to say that the reason he is
3:16:19
married and the reason fewer people are choosing to get
3:16:21
married. Is because of Dan feminist?
3:16:24
And I'm sorry I called you gay by the way. but I'm always too
3:16:29
old or something. I'm like what why is anyone
3:16:30
married? You tell me why isn't why aren't
3:16:33
people married? Well, I mean honestly.
3:16:36
It's the women. the women are extremely liberal no one talks
3:16:41
about that. They're increasingly.
3:16:43
They do especially after the last election.
3:16:45
There's a 45 point. difference between men and women the men
3:16:50
are extremely conservative increasingly the women are
3:16:53
extremely liberal. One of the Liberal on what
3:16:55
issues like what does that mean liberal how on on out they're
3:16:59
very feminists? like actually Dreamy feminist
3:17:02
yeah, I don't believe that do they.
3:17:04
I think they do really absolutely yes believe that.
3:17:08
I think gender roles are a construct that none of this is
3:17:11
inborn like. You'd have to be an idiot to
3:17:13
think that. They like the idea of it.
3:17:15
They like the because of course I think all women naturally
3:17:19
want. strong men of course obviously naturally want a Chad
3:17:23
you know that while I could tall buff Guy but they I think they
3:17:29
like the idea of none of them want to work either none of them
3:17:33
actually works for them saying of course that's alright.
3:17:36
It's obviously true. It's always been true.
3:17:38
I work outside the home. Alright even have enough work at
3:17:40
home. You know a lot to do.
3:17:42
But no I completely agree, so that's why I question like their
3:17:45
feminist and what sense yes. Hey, I got a joke- for you.
3:17:50
What'd you get when you put two in cells in a room?
3:17:53
this interview but seriously I don't want this kind of man.
3:17:58
I do want to work. I enjoy my work.
3:18:00
I do believe fully in feminism. And how their idea of gender
3:18:04
roles is nothing but an outdated social construct.
3:18:07
I also find it hard to believe either of these men have ever
3:18:09
spoken to a woman in their lives.
3:18:11
I'm so shocked to find out that took a course and has a wife.
3:18:14
shocking Once again, this is an example of Nick not knowing a
3:18:18
thing about actual women. Here's some examples of him
3:18:21
complaining about women and feminism and how women should
3:18:23
stay in their place. Me you said one of the most
3:18:26
important things was your Catholic ideology right. first
3:18:29
chapter or first book in the Bible I got creates Eve to
3:18:34
complete Adam that and then become kind of like.
3:18:37
You know the they become one is that not a symbol of how to live
3:18:40
your life than from the book you say is your ideology but it also
3:18:43
says. That a woman should not have
3:18:45
authority over a man. in the Bible and the man is a
3:18:50
responsible one in the relationship and so on some
3:18:53
level whatever that level is. the guy has to be really the
3:18:57
initiator the guy has to be. the final say And I think that the
3:19:02
situation now is that women are bossing around the men the men
3:19:07
are hand-packed. the man are being nagged to death the men
3:19:11
are being told you know you gotta do this you got to do that
3:19:13
and we find is that the men now? are you say hey do you want to
3:19:19
hang out? They go I got to check with my
3:19:20
wife first. Hey, can you come to this thing?
3:19:23
Oh, I got to check on my wife first. and we're just getting a
3:19:26
different kind of power dynamic different kind of men different
3:19:30
kind of women. And I don't think anybody likes
3:19:33
us. I don't think women like the
3:19:34
weak men. I don't think men like the bossy
3:19:36
women so I'm just trying to say. we got to maybe go back in the
3:19:39
other direction a little bit but I because young men are being
3:19:43
nagged to death by the women by helicopter mom's when they're
3:19:47
Young that are want to protect them from everything and want to
3:19:51
basically make them like the bubble boy.
3:19:53
You know you can't go outside you can't explore we need to be
3:19:56
safe, then they go into school. And the school is so.
3:20:00
It's all female teachers and they're constantly policing a
3:20:04
boy or a man's natural desire to explore to get into mischief to
3:20:08
be you know to do the things that boys do.
3:20:10
And then men going to college and you get the me too movement
3:20:14
you get the rape allegations you get the I consent.
3:20:17
Is this okay? Can I kiss you as this okay, the
3:20:20
kind of me too sign on the dotted line sexuality.
3:20:23
They have effectively criminalised any kind of what it
3:20:26
means to be a man, what it means to be masculine. quick question
3:20:29
here Are you saying it's masculine to rape someone.
3:20:34
Because I have massive issues with that.
3:20:36
So now we really did a bar white wives and a shape. when I get a
3:20:40
white wife, I'm gonna burn a shape, but she tries to feed me
3:20:43
any of these ham sandwich which is and you know these no fault
3:20:47
divorce laws. These women get married to guys
3:20:50
maybe they never intend to stay with and then when they're out
3:20:53
they're done. And they want child support and
3:20:55
they want half the stuff. And I think a lot of men are
3:20:59
looking at women and they're they're very liberal.
3:21:02
They're overweight. they have a very high.
3:21:06
Estimation of themselves I think that people call it hole
3:21:09
flation. That they're both inflation.
3:21:11
Yes, they're. They're sense of their own looks
3:21:14
and sexual value is very inflated.
3:21:18
And so a lot of people are looking at these like from be
3:21:21
obnoxious loud mouths liberal women who are also very
3:21:25
promiscuous and saying this is not actually appealing at all
3:21:29
and I don't. I don't want to start a family
3:21:31
with a person office yeah, it is.
3:21:33
You don't worry. Those women don't want you
3:21:35
either. In fact I don't think many women
3:21:38
do. I just feel like in terms of the
3:21:40
deficit. It's like women are very.
3:21:44
Emboldened they're they're two. I think assertive.
3:21:49
Always giving their opinions always critiquing all ways, you
3:21:54
know I think that they're very bold right now and I think and
3:21:57
sarcastic. I think that's a big reason why
3:21:59
they're not very attractive I get it I all I would Hey, I
3:22:04
could say the same for you, mate.
3:22:05
But you do realise again not everyone thinks this way.
3:22:09
Another personal story for you if you don't mind me going off
3:22:11
Topic here a little bit. I'm a little personal town Ghent
3:22:13
but a lot of you know that back in like towards the end of 2024.
3:22:18
and the start of 2025 I I had a wobble in my self-esteem Because
3:22:23
when my ex broke up with me. He said he resented my
3:22:27
independence. He said I was too passionate
3:22:29
about life. And these were things that like
3:22:32
I thought he really liked about me and he's like no I've been
3:22:34
like harbouring this resentment silently for months.
3:22:36
I'm like oh god okay. And I had this whole like.
3:22:40
Crisis of confidence and outside oh my god like what if I'm just
3:22:43
unlovable. What if literally no one wants
3:22:46
me like I'm not going to change who I am.
3:22:48
So, I'll just kind of get used to being alone forever I guess.
3:22:51
and and I started dating again and It was it was difficult and
3:22:57
it's been. scary and tough and I had to I had to build up myself
3:23:02
steam first before I let anyone else in. and but I'm seeing some
3:23:07
wonderful now and so it's still a very early days.
3:23:09
It's like been three months or so.
3:23:12
I'm going to four I guess. And he's so nice and I opened up
3:23:16
to about this. I'm like let me tell you why?
3:23:19
My ex broke up with me. Let me tell you how it affected
3:23:21
me and I opened up to everything.
3:23:23
And his response which is like. Is he insane?
3:23:27
Like those qualities are why I like you so much.
3:23:29
You're amazing. Please don't change and I was
3:23:33
like oh my god. That's so refreshing to hear.
3:23:35
Like it was it was wonderful. and I say this because I feel
3:23:40
like Nick Fuentes doesn't understand that amazing men like
3:23:43
that exist. like the guy that I'm dating I think he would go
3:23:47
crazy. If he was with a woman who was
3:23:50
like? And what you want me to do now?
3:23:52
And what do you want me to do now and didn't have a life of
3:23:54
her own or hobbies her own or interests of her own or like.
3:23:58
you know it wasn't independent interim.
3:24:01
I think it would drive him absolutely crazy.
3:24:03
Because he's quite an independent person, too.
3:24:06
And so he likes that we've each. Got our own things going on and
3:24:09
then we can come together and be like oh my god.
3:24:10
Let's talk about this. you know So again I think. this just
3:24:15
shows how sort of Oh, so what I'm looking for.
3:24:21
Not positive as the wrong word. And it sheltered.
3:24:28
I think this just shows how sheltered Nick is.
3:24:31
Because I don't really think he's been out there and meaty
3:24:33
that many different kinds of people who. want different
3:24:35
things and have different lifestyles and enjoy different
3:24:39
things to him you know. I think so much as this is.
3:24:42
Like all these problems arise from the fact that.
3:24:45
Nick is naive and sheltered and immature.
3:24:50
Um and ya then. It's just more of the same and
3:24:52
it kind of gets old to be honest.
3:24:55
Guys get to a certain age and they're like you know what women
3:24:58
suck like they're talking too much.
3:25:01
They are not hot anymore. Like you're fat.
3:25:04
You're chubby. You're not as hot as you think
3:25:05
you are you fucking talk to much you're a bitch.
3:25:10
So, we'll obviously get to the brazen misogyny part of that
3:25:12
like we get it. You don't like women get over
3:25:15
yourself and shut up. I don't like chocolate ice
3:25:18
cream, but you don't hear me screaming about a constantly do
3:25:20
you? You know it's funny.
3:25:21
I'm I get something comes from men saying that they think I
3:25:24
hate men because I criticize misogyny.
3:25:26
But I don't see how they can hear me say things like hey, can
3:25:29
we stop normalising rape and sexual assault, please?
3:25:32
And think that that's hateful. But they're totally okay with
3:25:35
people like Nick Fuentes calling women that bitches.
3:25:38
And they don't think that's hateful make it makes sense.
3:25:43
Anyway, Nick goes on to show that he doesn't just hate women
3:25:45
but he also likes basic mediale. But he also likes basic Media
3:25:50
literacy skills. Obviously he has no first-hand
3:25:52
experience with being around women so he has to get his
3:25:55
knowledge entirety from TV shows.
3:25:58
And unfortunately he misunderstands everything that
3:26:00
he sees. I see wait.
3:26:04
I look at his like when you look at your favorite tv.
3:26:06
Shows right. Sopranos Breaking Bad it's like
3:26:10
the wife is the villain. Because it's like the main
3:26:13
character. If the wife could just get out
3:26:16
of the way would be running the show.
3:26:19
Now I've not seen surprise, so I can't come in on that but if you
3:26:21
have please let me know down in the comments.
3:26:23
How accurate? next few of this was but let's
3:26:27
stop breaking bad because there is no way that Skylar is the
3:26:30
villain and the only people who think she is are silly little
3:26:33
boys. You could call Duke of the
3:26:35
villain you can call Gustav villain.
3:26:36
You can even call Walter the villain.
3:26:38
I personally would argue that the American health care system
3:26:41
is the biggest villain in all of Breaking Bad because that.
3:26:44
You know this whole story. would just not happen in the UK do you
3:26:48
get cancer? You get treated. done and off
3:26:52
like anyway point is you can't call Skylar the villain.
3:26:55
Like yeah, she's doing some questionable things but let's be
3:26:58
honest Walt repeatedly lied to her.
3:27:00
And committed numerous very very serious criminal acts.
3:27:03
And shields the one left to pick up all the pieces.
3:27:06
Still look after their family and get them out of trouble.
3:27:09
Like the logic behind the money laundering and the actual
3:27:11
execution of it that was all down to her, wasn't it?
3:27:14
She's not the villain. Nick just hates women and thinks
3:27:17
that men should be allowed to run around being angry and
3:27:19
emotionally unregulated and commit all the Dangerous and
3:27:22
violent crimes, they want I guess.
3:27:23
Now I'm not saying is this perfect hero either.
3:27:26
That's kind of the beauty of Breaking Bad in the every
3:27:29
character is complex and flaws. And has their issues no one is
3:27:32
fully good or bad. But if skylah wasn't around
3:27:35
then. it's not like oh, what would Have been successful in
3:27:40
new ninja. No.
3:27:41
If she wasn't around then Walt would have been caught a lot
3:27:43
sooner. And probably would have been
3:27:45
more reckless and more stupid and ended up dead in season 1.
3:27:49
and again we spoke about how I'm a big Believer that fiction can
3:27:52
be a huge eye opener for us about experiences that we've
3:27:55
never had. And teachers empathy and all
3:27:57
sorts of great stuff. however if you are only experience of women
3:28:00
and relationships is watching them on TV you don't get a Satan
3:28:05
this and while we're so covering his views on women we might as
3:28:08
well throw in a little bit of his racism, too.
3:28:10
Because they are intrinsically linked as I keep saying.
3:28:13
Listen to this nonsense where he's sarcastically claims that
3:28:16
dating Asian and black women is better than dating white women.
3:28:20
He's means sarcastic here in the joke if you can call it that
3:28:23
he's trying to make is that he believes the opposite of this
3:28:26
and he thinks that dating women of colour is somehow inferior.
3:28:30
And then he goes on to make a bunch of racist jokes. based on
3:28:33
harmful stereotypes It's gross. I'm so sorry.
3:28:37
These Asian women there's something else black women.
3:28:42
It's like you say. Some of them are so great.
3:28:46
You know it's not supposed to be enjoyable.
3:28:48
That's just a reminder that you're not supposed to have sex
3:28:51
for enjoyment. okay something to keep in mind sex is not a
3:28:56
recreational activity. You're not supposed to enjoy it
3:28:59
too much. So it's a subtle reminder.
3:29:01
because if you had an Asian wife or a black wife specifically if
3:29:05
he had a black wife you'd say I'm in heaven.
3:29:07
You'd say this is Bliss I never want to die.
3:29:10
If you had a the okay hold that everybody recognises this is a
3:29:13
bit all the sets. You know I can ever do jokes
3:29:16
anymore because everybody's just takes everything way too.
3:29:18
Seriously. I just said what he's not pro
3:29:21
white. This is a bit this is a joke.
3:29:25
But if you had a black wife you'd say I'm in heaven.
3:29:29
You would probably forsake religion you'd say this is this
3:29:32
is the best stuff ever. He would cry out for Athan for
3:29:35
fertility cult. you'd be worshiping some African deity
3:29:40
some female African deity. That you get All Hooked Up on
3:29:43
that stuff some kind of which doctor.
3:29:47
Stuff and giving you potions. The rhythm of the jungle drum
3:29:52
the lowest chakra. They'd be lost forever. so
3:29:58
mating with white women is an obligation of white people it's
3:30:01
not it's not something we're supposed to look forward to it's
3:30:03
an obligation. It is a it is a solum.
3:30:07
Sacrifice and an obligation and I think it's clips like these
3:30:10
which prove just how deeply into trying to his misogynistic and
3:30:13
racist views are. And that's where I chose to
3:30:15
focus on these two particular elements of his beliefs in this
3:30:18
video. Although there's a lot more to
3:30:19
be spoken about as well. Because you can't just look at
3:30:22
these as separate issues. You can't critique his misogyny
3:30:25
alone without also critique in his racism his transphobia his
3:30:28
homophobia his classes views and so on.
3:30:31
That also deeply connected and feed into one another.
3:30:35
And this is just one individual so you can only imagine how
3:30:37
deeply and connected these. So you can only imagine how
3:30:40
deeply and interconnected these issues are on a society to level
3:30:43
right. If you want to find out more
3:30:45
about this, there's a few books that recommend one would be
3:30:47
ain't I a woman. black women and feminism by bell hooks and Hood
3:30:51
feminism by Mickey Kendall in a book Mickey writes that my
3:30:55
feminism is rooted in an awareness of how race and gender
3:30:58
and class. All affect my ability to be
3:31:00
educated. Receive medical care gain and
3:31:04
keep employment as well as how these things can your authority
3:31:07
figures in that treatment of me. And we can see the consequences
3:31:10
of this in Nick's work. He puts down women constantly he
3:31:14
puts down people of colour constantly.
3:31:16
He wants to take away their basic human rights and treat
3:31:19
them badly. So you can see how much worse
3:31:21
that is for a woman of colour? Who is caught at that
3:31:23
cross-section and hated by him? From every angle and how that if
3:31:27
he and people like him get into power.
3:31:30
Will disadvantage her completely unfairly alright?
3:31:33
And it's not just in regards to their race Nick puts women down.
3:31:37
He also judges women who don't fit his sis white straight
3:31:40
middle and upper class woman ideally in other ways.
3:31:43
For example if they're disabled or poor.
3:31:45
Or the worst thing a woman can be in a patriarchy such as the
3:31:48
world. old right when the milk is good.
3:31:51
I want to start. Drinking milk same thing goes
3:31:54
with women. I don't want to turn 30 and find
3:31:56
some 20 year old. 29 year old woman that I have something in
3:31:59
common with and it's like hey properly age like wine women on
3:32:05
age like wine the age like milk. Well, no, they are the milk and
3:32:09
the analogy it's not about their or they age like milk.
3:32:12
No um. No, no of course, not I I think
3:32:15
the age of consent should be like 25.
3:32:16
Honestly. You know it's like these 20 year
3:32:18
old children are out there getting married and having sex
3:32:20
and college. I don't know how anybody's okay
3:32:22
with this. Yeah, you know 20 years old.
3:32:25
That's a child. That's a literal child than men
3:32:27
are having sex with them. It makes me mad.
3:32:29
Honestly well now. You've gone too far the other
3:32:31
way 25. Look if it's a 20 year old and a
3:32:33
20 year old and they get married like that's I mean like Mary was
3:32:36
pretty she wouldn't meet that for like another 10 years.
3:32:39
We wouldn't have Jesus Christ Yeah, but now with the you know
3:32:43
but the seed oils and everything it's different so I had no I
3:32:46
think it should be way way higher right if this is me off
3:32:48
20 years old. That's a literal kid.
3:32:51
I can't believe you would even say that to be honest.
3:32:53
What to 20 year olds getting married?
3:32:56
That's a literal child Stephen how could she consent she's 20?
3:33:00
Oh okay, all right. You're being Physicians I didn't
3:33:03
know well. Yeah.
3:33:04
I know what that's you were just doing the opposite of it and
3:33:06
considering that people will take it seriously I said I don't
3:33:08
want them to take that and they're like significant.
3:33:11
But no yeah yeah yeah, no that that is one thing too like it's
3:33:17
just often it's just older women who are jealous that men like
3:33:19
younger women so yeah bingo. Yeah, that's exactly right.
3:33:23
How many Ford deals like well you just want her because it's
3:33:25
like yeah and now do the guys wallet shut up.
3:33:28
Oh six one is just pathetic. And no one has an issue with two
3:33:31
20 year old stating. That's not what anyone has ever
3:33:35
said. We have an issue with people who
3:33:37
are considerably older and have more power and Influence because
3:33:40
their age. job or finances perhaps who take advantage of 20
3:33:45
year olds who are young and inexperienced in naive and
3:33:48
unable to have that same level of power and Influence as for
3:33:51
example of 40 plus year old man. and no all the women like myself
3:33:55
do not complain because we're jealous.
3:33:57
We literally do not want men who is only criteria is am I able to
3:34:01
manipulate this person? We do it and we criticize people
3:34:05
for specifically targeting people considerably younger than
3:34:08
them. because when We Were Younger we were often the ones
3:34:12
who were taken advantage of and hurt. a mystery by older men
3:34:17
we've seen it happen to others we've seen it happen to
3:34:19
ourselves. And we are rightfully concerned
3:34:21
because we don't want it to happen to future generations.
3:34:24
It's not jealousy. It's just basic Human Kindness
3:34:28
of looking out for those younger than us who need someone to look
3:34:31
out for them. As a 32 year old woman almost
3:34:34
33. I have no problem getting people
3:34:36
to date me. I have even had to turn down
3:34:39
quite a few men in the very early 20s this last year who
3:34:42
asked me out not realising that I was almost like a decade older
3:34:46
than And I had to be like you're lovely, but I just don't think
3:34:48
it's appropriate. I'm sorry.
3:34:50
And I've also had interest for men my age and older. because
3:34:53
decent men are happy to date women who are their equal you
3:34:57
know. The difference is that good men
3:34:59
will generally want someone they connect with and have things in
3:35:01
common with and are a similar stage in life too and share the
3:35:04
same values with. And for most people.
3:35:07
The kinds of people that are attracted to eggs up as they do
3:35:09
that's a very normal thing. if you have to try and date someone
3:35:13
a decade or several decades younger than you because you
3:35:16
don't want someone who is mature.
3:35:18
And self-assured and has life experience because you're
3:35:21
intimidated by them. If you purposely go for someone
3:35:24
younger, because they are naive and inexperienced and you can
3:35:27
manipulate them. And that says a hell of a lot
3:35:29
about you. When people like Nick and his
3:35:32
colleagues go on about how older men only want young naive
3:35:34
innocent in experienced women. That's concerning because they
3:35:38
clearly aren't looking for a partner.
3:35:40
They're looking for a victim. But this all connects to why
3:35:43
they said they don't want to date liberal women and why Nick
3:35:45
constantly complains about women who are confident or competent.
3:35:48
Because he is intimidated by women who are as equal or better
3:35:51
than him. Which let's be real is most
3:35:54
women. let's take a look at a selection of clips this first
3:35:57
one is from took a Carlson while he was interviewing Nick But
3:36:01
Nick agreed with this sentiment. I mean if there's real
3:36:04
leadership at home. I don't know a single happily
3:36:06
married woman whose liberal not one.
3:36:09
I know a lot of married women I mean. 56 all the women are
3:36:13
married. And every happily married woman
3:36:16
is non liberal. I can't even imagine there's no
3:36:18
category for happily married middle-aged liberal woman I do
3:36:23
I'm a plenty of these women. my sister her wife my friends Chloe
3:36:28
Charlotte all wonderful intelligent very liberal women
3:36:32
very outspoken feminists all married to incredibly kind
3:36:37
intelligent. And also liberal feminists men
3:36:39
except my sister and wife were married to each other and you
3:36:42
get the point. All blissfully happy because
3:36:45
they have mutual respect for each other shared values and
3:36:48
have a hell of a lot of fun together. men like took her and
3:36:51
Nick really live in that tiny little Echo Chambers and just
3:36:54
don't speak to people do they Yeah, and and I think that you
3:37:00
have to love your wife. as your wife Yeah, a lot of men as
3:37:04
opposed to what? your mom well know like that is
3:37:08
like your buddy. No, because I hear this all the
3:37:11
time and I I hate this. Guys will say I I married my
3:37:15
best friend. And I think you know.
3:37:19
She's your wife, she's not your best friend.
3:37:22
Because there's a difference. What is the difference?
3:37:24
I think that when you talk about your best friend, you're appear.
3:37:27
You're an equal. And I think your best
3:37:30
friendships are with other men. And I think that your wife
3:37:34
ultimately is subordinate to you.
3:37:37
She's your help mate. And ultimately as the man in the
3:37:40
marriage and as the father you have authority.
3:37:43
The final say over the household.
3:37:45
I think this really sums up mixed views on women doesn't it?
3:37:48
He doesn't see us as human. He sees us as objects to be
3:37:51
used. And when a woman can step up and
3:37:54
says no we are equal to you. He's intimidated by it.
3:37:58
He can't even imagine being friends with a woman.
3:38:00
His problems so deep it's pathetic and I would feel sorry
3:38:04
for him. If he wasn't so dangerous.
3:38:06
Also again, I'd like to point out the irony of Nick say in
3:38:08
this when he's never actually been in a relationship or around
3:38:12
women at all. Because onto moan about how
3:38:14
women expect too much from men while not providing anything in
3:38:18
return. Again, I will point out Nick has
3:38:21
never been in a relationship or dated anyone.
3:38:23
So how would he know what real women want?
3:38:25
As a natural woman I can tell you.
3:38:28
We don't want what he thinks we do.
3:38:31
You know women are not really providing too much they expect
3:38:35
so much from the man. They want to they want the man
3:38:38
to be rich and provide. Yeah.
3:38:40
Thought the man to be fit and a real leader and a real man.
3:38:44
I don't want this. This is not what I want.
3:38:46
This is not what most the women who are into men that I know
3:38:48
one. I want the things like are they
3:38:51
kind do they share values with me?
3:38:54
Does he have compatible long-term goals?
3:38:56
Is he fun to be around? doesn't does he treat me like an
3:39:00
equal? Or like a slave in a mother.
3:39:03
Does he respect me is he in emotionally intelligent?
3:39:06
Can he emotionally regulate himself does he know how to
3:39:09
communicate? And I don't think that's asking
3:39:12
too much. And I know for me and most of
3:39:14
the other women I know we only ask for what we offer in return.
3:39:18
They also want to split the chores with. them they want the
3:39:20
man to do half the laundry and half the dishes and things like
3:39:23
that. And it's like.
3:39:25
So, what do you do all day? You're on tiktok?
3:39:27
You're like Doom scrolling and eating Cheetos like what what
3:39:29
actually are you providing in the relationships so No, I'm
3:39:33
working in earning more money than most men I know.
3:39:36
I want a partner in all areas. I want someone who wants to say.
3:39:40
Again, this just screams to me that he doesn't know anything
3:39:43
about real women. And he has the nerve to complain
3:39:46
about women just sitting around all day.
3:39:48
When he's one of the people actively discouraging women from
3:39:51
working. Take a look at these clips. so
3:39:55
we mentioned this earlier, but one of his shows he had this
3:39:58
Young team girl apparently right in and ask for advice because
3:40:01
she want to go into politics Monday and this was his
3:40:04
absolutely disgusting response. Ratan Smith sent $10 what's your
3:40:08
thoughts on women going into politics coming from a girl in
3:40:10
High School in thinking about politics later down the road.
3:40:11
Don't do not get into politics. Dear clear not for you,
3:40:15
sweetheart. Sorry.
3:40:17
Get married have kids. Why would you want to be in
3:40:21
politics as a We don't even want pilot women in politics man.
3:40:25
We do not want women in politics.
3:40:29
Women are not even interested in politics okay.
3:40:32
And you just can't have women in a male space.
3:40:34
I'm a huge believer in this huge believer in it.
3:40:38
To have women and politics it destroy just like women and in
3:40:42
the other male space it just destroys the space.
3:40:45
Sorry, but women are not interested in politics.
3:40:48
He says to a young woman interested in politics and this
3:40:52
thinking politics should be a male space is exactly the
3:40:55
problem because politics should not be a male space.
3:40:57
Politics is about the Governance of a society and should be about
3:41:01
representing and looking out for all members of that Society and
3:41:04
you can't do that if we you refused to hear from or
3:41:07
understand the needs of at least 50% of the population.
3:41:11
Everyone's voice should be heard.
3:41:13
Besides I spoke about this before but it's actually been
3:41:15
proven time and time again that women often make the best
3:41:18
political leaders, but of course Nick doesn't want to have women
3:41:20
in politics because they can and do advocate for other women
3:41:23
which NIC doesn't want. How can straight why rich says
3:41:27
men like him maintain power a society starts actively helping
3:41:30
the people that he's oppressing. Caroline creator Perez writes
3:41:33
about this in her book invisible women where she says there are
3:41:36
substantial gender gaps? In government thinking and the
3:41:39
result is that governments produce male biased policy that
3:41:41
is harming women. These data gaps are in part.
3:41:45
A result of failing to collect data, but they are also in part
3:41:48
a result of the male dominance of governments around the world.
3:41:52
Several us studies from the 1980s to the 2000s have found
3:41:55
that women are more likely to make women's issues a priority.
3:41:58
Are more likely to sponsor women's issues bills?
3:42:01
in the UK a recent analysis of the impact female MPs Had in
3:42:05
Westminster since 1945. Found that women are more likely
3:42:08
to speak up women's issues as well as family policy education
3:42:11
and care. she doesn't try as female political representation
3:42:14
increased in Greece Portugal and Switzerland these countries
3:42:18
experienced an increase in Educational investment
3:42:20
Conversely as a proportion of female legislators in Ireland
3:42:23
Italy and Norway decreased in the late 1990s. these countries
3:42:27
experienced a comparable drop in Educational expenditure as a
3:42:31
percentage of GDP of course Nick doesn't want women in power
3:42:35
because when the public stays dumb.
3:42:37
That's when people like Kim are allowed to maintain power and
3:42:39
have influencer. If people were smarter and
3:42:42
better educated, they could see through his nonsense and he
3:42:45
doesn't want that. And like I said women tend to be
3:42:47
more effective in positions of power and politics.
3:42:50
Take these examples from Mary Ann c-chart book they authority
3:42:53
gap. She writes the world might also
3:42:55
be better run if women were recorded as much political
3:42:57
authority as men. we've already seen how successful leaders such
3:43:01
as Jacinda Arden in New Zealand can be with their more
3:43:04
consensual and empathetic Style but this isn't just anecdotal.
3:43:08
Research shows that female politicians on average.
3:43:11
Do more constituency work than men are less corrupt?
3:43:14
And have a leadership style that is more corporative and
3:43:17
inclusive. They Focus more on issues that
3:43:19
help the most vulnerable. They also win more central
3:43:21
government spending for their constituents. cease and
3:43:24
legislate more and we have more of a chance of living in peace.
3:43:28
Countries that have more women in power are less likely to go
3:43:30
to war. And less likely to have a civil
3:43:32
war. Countries with 10% of women in
3:43:34
the Labour force and nearly 30 times more likely to experience
3:43:37
internal conflict and countries with 40% Meanwhile including
3:43:40
women in peace processors make some more successful and
3:43:43
long-lasting. Women are more likely to worry
3:43:45
about climate change and to believe that it will harm the
3:43:47
future generations. They are also more likely to
3:43:49
believe that it will affect them personally.
3:43:52
So having more women in politics of decision-making power.
3:43:55
With people listening to them would help reduce global
3:43:57
warming. And this is an all. so I am
3:44:01
reading a lot here but She also writes.
3:44:04
Just it's important stuff women are particularly good at people
3:44:07
management. They're better than men at what
3:44:09
is known as transformational leadership in which they mentor
3:44:12
for. In which they mentor and empower
3:44:14
employees? Encourage them to develop their
3:44:16
full potential and gauge their trust and allow them to
3:44:19
contribute their views in other words. being more democratic
3:44:22
rather than autocratic leaders they also more likely to choose
3:44:26
rewards for good performance. By contrast men are more likely
3:44:29
to be lazy fair managers. To wait for problems to become
3:44:32
serious before intervening and to focus on employees mistakes.
3:44:35
These Styles Don't promote effective leadership. while the
3:44:38
transformational and reward Styles do We also during the
3:44:41
covid-19 pandemic. How much more successful on
3:44:44
average female leaders were the male ones?
3:44:46
Globally women held only 7% of government leadership positions.
3:44:50
Yet for the top 10 countries which dealt with covid-19.
3:44:53
Was led by a woman she writes Nicholas Kristof of the New York
3:44:56
Times look to the death rates in 13 countries led by men.
3:44:59
And ate led by women for the first few months of the
3:45:01
pandemic. The male lead ones had on
3:45:04
average 2414 Corona virus deaths per million.
3:45:08
The female lead ones had only 36. per million as he writes.
3:45:12
It's not that the leaders who best managed the virus role
3:45:15
women. But those who bungled the
3:45:17
response were all men. And mostly a particular type.
3:45:20
authoritarian ving glorious and blustering and I know I've read
3:45:24
out a lot there, but do I need to go on?
3:45:27
Sadly yes because Nick continues to talk nonsense.
3:45:29
And you want to know why because men treat women differently. men
3:45:33
treat women differently so a woman walks into any room even
3:45:38
if there's a room of 100 guys. If one woman walks into it.
3:45:42
It not only changes a dynamic. Of you know. like one person to
3:45:47
another everything a dynamic of the whole room is now different.
3:45:52
Because when it's all guys. Everybody can be honest with
3:45:58
each other. on some level when it's all guys.
3:46:02
Nobody's worried about Appearances nobody's worried
3:46:05
about how they measure up when a woman walks in at.
3:46:08
Everything Changes in a some people start to perform for the
3:46:12
woman start to put other people down Hey, I'm the coolest cat
3:46:16
here I'm the biggest strongest guy here hey, how about me?
3:46:19
Huh? Other guys say hey we can't pay
3:46:22
her to the women- let's keep it the way things are.
3:46:25
Because it creates. sexual competition immediately simple
3:46:29
solution here Stop treating women differently.
3:46:32
A woman a woman in politics is there to do a job just like
3:46:35
anyone else? If a man can't do his job
3:46:37
correctly in the near presence of a woman then that says to me
3:46:40
that that man is too incapable and undeserving of having that
3:46:43
job not the woman. Sounds to me like those men are
3:46:47
the ones who shouldn't be in politics not women.
3:46:49
And you start to see it. It's like women influencers come
3:46:53
online. And they do a show.
3:46:56
And you know what happens everybody starts watching it
3:46:59
because they're attracted to the girl.
3:47:00
Oh, you're the best. Oh, you're great.
3:47:02
You're awesome. and you know then the other guy starts to say
3:47:08
oh well, you know she's not so great.
3:47:10
She's not really aligned this out of the other and then the
3:47:12
guys the Sims defend her. the Sims defend the girl because
3:47:16
they're attracted to her and they start to say things like
3:47:19
well, but she's in that benefit bro.
3:47:20
No, she's different she's actually smart. because
3:47:23
somewhere in their primal brain, they think that she's going to
3:47:26
have sex with them if they like defend her.
3:47:29
It's somewhere in there is that mindset.
3:47:32
I'm really sick of women and older achievements being put
3:47:34
down to something sexual. It is deming as hell.
3:47:37
And I said this before but my audience is mostly women.
3:47:40
So, I'm clearly not only successful because straight men
3:47:43
were attracted to me. If it was that simple.
3:47:45
If it was a simple is just being attractive then, I'd be spending
3:47:48
more time on my looks. And being able to see here doing
3:47:50
nothing and just be given money instead of having to put all
3:47:53
this time and effort into creating quality content.
3:47:55
That offers value to my audience.
3:47:57
I wouldn't be right in 24,000 words scripts if all I needed
3:48:00
was to look good. Nick just can't accept that
3:48:03
there are millions of women out there who would just as hard
3:48:05
working as him. more hard-working Who was smarter
3:48:08
than him and more talented and more successful than him and
3:48:11
it's nothing to do with their appearance?
3:48:13
And everything to do with the fact that they are good at their
3:48:15
jobs. His low self-esteem.
3:48:17
Just Can't Take That so no stay out of politics not for you,
3:48:21
sweetheart. You got to get married.
3:48:22
Sorry you wanna be in politics Mary a political Guy and talk to
3:48:27
him about it. And raise your kids with that in
3:48:31
mind but yeah, we don't we don't want women and politics. sorry,
3:48:35
nothing personal just you know yeah women don't want you in
3:48:39
politics, but you don't like in that stop you are you?
3:48:41
unfortunately One thing I will give Nick and his colleagues
3:48:44
though, is that they're not these anti-feminists who flat
3:48:47
out deny where living in a patriarchy?
3:48:49
Instead they admit that patriarchy is real and the thing
3:48:51
and that our Society is we want. however They think it's a good
3:48:55
thing. We're not we're not feminists at
3:48:58
all. We're traditionalists we believe
3:49:00
in a traditional order that doesn't mean we believe in only
3:49:03
believe in the patriarchy we do. We do believe in a patriarchal
3:49:06
Society that's the way it should be.
3:49:08
And that does even the patriarchy as I fervently do
3:49:12
because it's just reality. you know we didn't choose the system
3:49:16
we were born into a system that is part of nature.
3:49:19
Out of it. So if you believe that that's
3:49:21
true, which it is. Then you think that men should
3:49:24
lead and if it's going to be better men should make it better
3:49:26
this ties into Nick's wild fused apparently his self compressed
3:49:30
hatred of women is in some way logical and well Thought Out and
3:49:34
that in response men need to be listening to Monsters like
3:49:36
Andrew Tate more often. Listen to this middle mess about
3:49:39
how his hatred of women is thought out but he does not
3:49:41
actually hate women but if he did it's because he's logical
3:49:44
and because that's just how women are first of all.
3:49:47
Hatred of women is not mindless okay.
3:49:49
It's not mindless. It's actually very well Thought
3:49:52
Out Also, we don't hate women. okay and really the problem with
3:49:58
this whole statement, is it ignores how women are?
3:50:01
and you know the thing is all men. understand this okay young
3:50:07
and old black and white liberal or Republic or Democrat liberal
3:50:12
or conservative It doesn't matter. all men understand the
3:50:17
woman Thing when a woman is driving When there's a crisis.
3:50:23
and a woman panics when a woman is on her period when a woman is
3:50:27
indecisive when a woman should test you and We all know how
3:50:32
women are and when a woman is having a woman moment.
3:50:36
We all exchanged a glance. That says everything.
3:50:40
It doesn't mean we hate women. It doesn't mean we we think
3:50:43
women are idiots or whatever it's not it's not. me and
3:50:48
spirited which is snow what's up okay?
3:50:51
Women are women every man who has ever met any woman anywhere
3:50:55
ever knows what that is. It's not mindlessly hating
3:51:00
women. It's just about reminding people
3:51:01
what we all know to be true like with every other group, but
3:51:05
which we are suppressing. We're supposed to pretend like.
3:51:08
No, you know what sweetie you go girl.
3:51:11
I don't know what that is. A woman on her period I have
3:51:15
never seen I don't know what that is.
3:51:16
I've never seen that before. I don't know any decent men who
3:51:20
think Like This masculinity should be celebrated again.
3:51:24
Because I think we went through a period where.
3:51:26
It's toxic masculinity being a man is bad manner.
3:51:30
Just a bunch of pieces of shit. Yeah, I think like that far left
3:51:33
idea of men. Wasn't helpful at all.
3:51:36
But I would ask you this because your audience is primarily young
3:51:38
man right. Do you think America will be
3:51:41
better off if most men file your shoes where they?
3:51:44
don't date they might not marry. They kind of have more of the
3:51:48
helpmate view on women is that something that we want our young
3:51:51
men to be feeling and thinking. Well like I said I'm I recognise
3:51:54
that. You know my feelings are my
3:51:57
feelings my my attitude towards that is my attitude, but I do
3:52:00
think that. men need to follow maybe let's say someone like
3:52:05
Andrew Tate I'm a big supporter of Tate and Andrew Tate is.
3:52:09
allegedly a man who has assaulted raped in traffic women
3:52:12
this is not someone who anyone should be supporting.
3:52:15
I can drink this entire bottle of Vodka right.
3:52:17
You make me angry you attack me I get my left hand deep in your
3:52:20
hair and I'm holding your hair. My right hand your face is here.
3:52:22
They're going to miss look at the size of my hand your teeth
3:52:25
your nose your forehead is all going to crack it once how many
3:52:27
times am I going to whack whack whack whack?
3:52:29
How many times are going to hit you in the face?
3:52:30
I'll do your whole face of God thank you.
3:52:32
It's all over. It's over it's done.
3:52:35
I would not listen to anything Nick Fuentes has to say about
3:52:38
anything to do with masculinity because he seems so insecure in
3:52:42
both his own masculinity and just his Ident and just his
3:52:45
identity and even his sexuality in general.
3:52:48
Here are some examples being honest.
3:52:51
Never having a girlfriend. Never having sex with the woman.
3:52:55
Really makes you more heterosexual because honestly.
3:53:00
dating women is gay sex of women is gay.
3:53:05
And having sex with man is gay and you know.
3:53:08
It's really it's all day. And if you want to know the
3:53:11
truth. the only really straight heterosexual position is to be
3:53:16
in a sexual in Cell now I have to treat this with a seriousness
3:53:24
it deserves. Do you do you believe that
3:53:26
having sex with a woman is gay because some could argue that
3:53:30
intercourse with a woman is um. The most heterosexual thing that
3:53:34
someone could do. Well, you would think that by
3:53:38
definition but at the same time. You know it's the closeness with
3:53:42
women. I I sort of sea women as like
3:53:45
the Abyss and it's like the longer you stare into them the
3:53:48
more they stare back into you. That's an experienced woman.
3:53:52
Oh, yeah, I mean a lot of these like hypersexual men.
3:53:55
They become more like women they become a little more gay.
3:53:58
So yeah, we have to acknowledge. There's there's something very
3:54:02
true. They're something very true.
3:54:05
Mating with white women is an obligation of why people it's
3:54:08
not it's not something we're supposed to look forward to it's
3:54:10
an obligation. It is a it is a solum. sacrifice
3:54:14
and an obligation and just remember this is Not supposed to
3:54:18
be fun you're not supposed to enjoy this.
3:54:21
Just remember this is a solum obligation talk about a
3:54:25
humiliation ritual. this is quite literally the initiated
3:54:29
the initiating. humiliation ritual it's an initiation
3:54:34
humiliation alright. to become a white Christian and it's very
3:54:40
sad and there's very solemn but it is our obligation and it's
3:54:45
what we have to do. and you and you are going to get fat and
3:54:48
you're going to get low- testosterone.
3:54:51
And yes, she's not going to want to do certain things with it.
3:54:54
when you get married a lot of women tweet about this, but this
3:54:58
is our but this is the way it is okay.
3:55:00
She's going to make your bedroom all gay your bedroom is probably
3:55:02
so cool right now. Maybe your bedroom is just a
3:55:05
mattress on the floor. Maybe he got a TV on a on some
3:55:09
on a folding chair your wife is going to make your bedroom gay.
3:55:13
It's going to be all neutral Earth tones cream colours.
3:55:16
Nick if you don't want to have sex with women and you draw the
3:55:18
bee with men that is fine, but you don't need to spell all this
3:55:21
nonsense in the meantime. And he keeps using gay as some
3:55:24
sort of insole or negative and it's just so stupid.
3:55:26
It's it's not. He also thinks that people can
3:55:28
turn gay or turn trans by Simply watching porn.
3:55:32
Which is a wild suggestion? and So, I think that sabotaging
3:55:37
a lot of normal sexual relationships.
3:55:39
It seems like it's making a lot of people gay too.
3:55:41
Yeah and trans you think that's true 100% What is that?
3:55:46
I think that. The novelties is a huge part of
3:55:50
that. I think that if you are somebody
3:55:52
the uses pornography multiple times per day, which many people
3:55:55
do actually. Oh, absolutely.
3:55:59
It's a lot of jerking off as a huge problem. yeah and you know
3:56:03
if you're doing that multiple times a day every day for years
3:56:06
since you're a kid. Well, eventually you.
3:56:10
You get bored. And you want to move on to
3:56:12
something more extreme. and you you're kind of it's operates.
3:56:16
I think similar to like a drug you you kind of have the same
3:56:19
kind of resistance to it. That you would to A drug or a
3:56:23
tolerance for it. And you're always chasing that
3:56:26
initial feeling the first time used it or the first time you
3:56:30
saw a certain thing and I think eventually you just chase more
3:56:32
taboo more transgressive. And I think maybe some people
3:56:36
are more. Prone to that than other people
3:56:38
going and is really good Direction how Charlie Sheen got
3:56:42
AIDS actually yeah yeah, yeah. true just being jaded and looked
3:56:46
something more transgressive. And there's something too about.
3:56:51
What it does when you look at it?
3:56:53
when you because people don't realise that it is a
3:56:56
fundamentally different experience.
3:56:59
Being involved in in her course vs. watching other people have
3:57:05
intercourse. And I think that actually does
3:57:07
something to you. Tell me what do you mean?
3:57:09
I think that you know for example.
3:57:11
I think Steve sailor has written about this that there's
3:57:14
multiple- kinds of transsexuals. And he says a one kind of
3:57:17
transsexual is somebody that likes the idea of seeing
3:57:20
themselves as a woman. It's auto gynephilia.
3:57:22
Yes. And I think that you know one of
3:57:25
the theories for that is you you watch.
3:57:27
A man having sex with a woman that isn't you so much.
3:57:31
You kind of achieve an identity with the woman in like a weird
3:57:34
sick way. He almost identify with the
3:57:36
woman. And so there's weird things that
3:57:38
happen when you are yes. Watching that and having such
3:57:42
strong emotional and sexual experiences with it.
3:57:47
Again, I'd be laughing at this if it wasn't so dangerous.
3:57:50
One you cannot turn someone gay or make someone trans.
3:57:54
That's just a part of their identity and who they are.
3:57:57
To you're right. There is a difference between
3:57:59
watching and experience in sex. but how would you know Nick
3:58:02
you're a virgin who has never even been close. to a woman I
3:58:07
would you know. You're not an expert in this
3:58:09
field. How would you know?
3:58:12
Three I do agree that overuse the pornography can lead to
3:58:16
people searching out more extreme and harmful content.
3:58:19
Such as violent or demeaning content.
3:58:21
However, I would not put a Performer simply being. gay or
3:58:25
trans in that category you cannot compare a trans person
3:58:29
simply existing in a sexual situation.
3:58:31
To something as harmful as pawn or erotica which degrades women.
3:58:35
And glamorizes and normalises violence against women like rape
3:58:39
for example. And for finally this is a
3:58:42
massive misunderstanding of trans people and their identity
3:58:45
here. huge misunderstanding Please go listen to actual trans
3:58:48
people about their experiences instead.
3:58:51
I think there are a lot of Valle criticisms You Can level.
3:58:54
At some areas upon but Nick just completely misses any valid
3:58:58
point he could have had here. This links to his review.
3:59:02
This links to his views on eroticized rate born books, too.
3:59:06
lesbian personal trainer Gillian Michaels who says that you
3:59:09
declare all women want or need to be raped you got to press or
3:59:14
what you got to press on. Letting me come on her show I
3:59:18
saw you tweet that and I really appreciate it by the way
3:59:21
defending what I said about that topic.
3:59:24
If I say defended what I said about rape, it's going to sound
3:59:27
really bad but like I appreciate what you said because no I mean
3:59:30
Defender I am a huge rape Defender uh part of the overlap.
3:59:35
Yeah, that's where we agree provided.
3:59:37
Provided the man is attractive wealthy and not a Somali
3:59:41
crackhead, but you didn't mention it and that was one
3:59:44
where I just sort of you know filled in I'm like well.
3:59:46
I don't think I've never seen Nick say women need to be raped.
3:59:49
I assumed that you were discussing again. 62% of women
3:59:52
have rape fantasies and they were so real for that that was
3:59:56
so real for you to say that well.
3:59:58
It's so repeatable that somewhat like we've done study after
4:00:01
study. If this is not an outlier.
4:00:03
And what that means is essentially dominant man I mean
4:00:06
look at I mean women's erotic literature right now is far
4:00:09
worse than male pornography neither one is good. a lot of
4:00:12
women want to be raped in when I say rape I mean like.
4:00:16
That sounds bad when I say it like that, but there's like a
4:00:20
lot of women that really want a guy.
4:00:22
To beat the shit out of them. But also they have to pretend
4:00:27
but part of it is after pretend like they don't.
4:00:30
You think women want to be right dude.
4:00:33
Uhh, that's what the study show appears.
4:00:36
That is what the statistics have fantasies.
4:00:39
They have fantasies about it. I don't think that they want to
4:00:41
actually get raped. But there is a study out there.
4:00:45
Get ready for this. it says 62% of women have rape fantasies and
4:00:49
if you read anything that they're Reading If you watched
4:00:52
what they're watching, what do you think 50 Shades of Grey is
4:00:54
about what do you think Twilight is about?
4:00:57
I mean that's just true. You think women will have the
4:01:00
shit being out in them as you said.
4:01:03
Yeah, and it's very disturbing but it's true.
4:01:06
Was that I don't think that was a hateful clip.
4:01:08
I think I was laughing. I said they want men to beat the
4:01:11
shit out of them and I and that's just true.
4:01:13
I mean when you look at the state of modern women.
4:01:16
All they do is. Lay in their bed doom straw
4:01:19
they're chilling out. Um, they are getting a little
4:01:22
look they're getting a little fat.
4:01:24
It is what it is. I don't know what the average
4:01:25
weight is but they're getting a little heck.
4:01:27
Now I was like mentioned before I have my own major criticisms
4:01:30
of rape porm in both video on booked form.
4:01:33
I absolutely think it can be dangerous and as I've said many
4:01:35
times studies show that it makes people more likely to excuse as
4:01:38
real-world rape. Sexual assault and reduces the
4:01:41
empathy that people have for victims or makes victims less
4:01:44
likely to leave. a use of situations and more likely to
4:01:48
blame themselves if it happens to them.
4:01:50
I also think it's just incredibly disrespectful to
4:01:52
victims and survivors to romanticise and sexualise.
4:01:56
And literally get off to a violent crime that was committed
4:01:58
against them. However it also bothers me when
4:02:01
men like this. Look at the women reading these
4:02:03
books and say see it means she wants to be raped.
4:02:06
These books are just another part of rape culture.
4:02:09
In that they normalise rape and abuse of women.
4:02:11
And can be easily weaponized in this way by abusers.
4:02:14
I have issues with the women who read these books for reasons.
4:02:17
I've outlined before but I will always 100% defend them by
4:02:21
saying. That reading these books does
4:02:24
not mean they want to be raped in real life.
4:02:26
No woman wants that and it's absolutely wrong of men like
4:02:30
Nick to use this as an excuse. to advocate for sexual violence
4:02:33
against women this is not the only time Nick advocates for
4:02:37
harming women though. He's entirely against abortion
4:02:40
because he doesn't believe women should have access to Healthcare
4:02:43
He is anti-choice. but he's the typed call himself a pro-life
4:02:46
and he's so pro Life that he believes we should execute
4:02:51
people who have abortions. people who support abortions Or
4:02:55
people who are single mothers. seriously These are people that
4:03:00
kill babies. They don't just say their
4:03:02
approach choice. They say their pro abortion.
4:03:05
You know it used to be the argument was well.
4:03:07
It's it's all if you're in a bad situation like it's better for
4:03:10
Dr does it than an Ally that's not what they're saying anymore
4:03:14
now like that's you know good thing, but that's not even what
4:03:16
they're saying anymore now. There's saying.
4:03:18
Get many abortions get as many abortions as you want. people
4:03:21
literally kill babies you know and it's the most simple and
4:03:24
easy thing in the world. I think you know that we have to
4:03:28
talk about in the show which is abortion it should be the most
4:03:30
cut and dry thing if you support abortion.
4:03:32
I'm sorry you're you are not a human being.
4:03:35
You know I mean people that support abortion should be a
4:03:38
board of themselves. You know talk about post-birth
4:03:40
abortion. I think we should have some
4:03:42
post-birth abortions for all the abortionist out there.
4:03:45
You know if some sweetheart can't keep her legs closed.
4:03:48
You know and she's a single Mom and she's really has to get her
4:03:51
degree from nyu. I think maybe it's time to abort
4:03:54
you, babe. you know what I don't think we can afford people like
4:03:59
you anymore 91% of single Moms Are on welfare, I don't think we
4:04:03
can afford you anymore bitch. I think you're getting to be a
4:04:06
little bit of an inconvenient so maybe it's time for some
4:04:08
abortions and that direction right can't expect God to do all
4:04:11
the work. No, I'm joking.
4:04:13
That's jokes. I'm only-- joking that is only
4:04:15
meant. pause hello pause timeout that is a joke that is only
4:04:21
meant to illustrate to demonstrate the hypocrisy.
4:04:24
approach and then they like these vague appeals to equality
4:04:28
we want a chance to work and we want respect and you know
4:04:32
ultimately I think the whole political system is just based
4:04:35
around. women never being accountable for any of their
4:04:41
choices ultimately that seems to be what that's what abortion is.
4:04:44
Yeah, of course as 99% of abortions are elective.
4:04:48
So they say it's an unplanned pregnancy you had sex out of
4:04:51
wedlock with someone you didn't intend to have kids with so now
4:04:53
we have to kill the kids in the womb. yeah This is absolutely
4:04:57
vile, but I'm also sick of men like Nick cuentes.
4:05:00
Saying that women need to be accountable instead of what they
4:05:02
actually mean which is women need to be punished and I don't
4:05:04
care if instant children are caught in the Crossfire and
4:05:06
being accountable means you accept responsibility and take
4:05:09
control over doing the best thing to fix a situation and
4:05:13
make the best choices for everyone involved.
4:05:15
Being accountable means that you achieve what you set out to do.
4:05:19
So if you set out to not be pregnant being accountable for
4:05:21
that means using contraceptives when you can.
4:05:24
Get them the morning after pill if that fails.
4:05:26
Seeking an early abortion if that also fails and you can and
4:05:29
you still don't want the pregnancy.
4:05:31
If you're unable to look after a child to the high standard it
4:05:34
needs for whatever reason. the responsible thing to do the
4:05:39
accountable thing to do maybe to terminate that pregnancy before
4:05:44
the embryo develops consciousness. or sentients that
4:05:48
is being accountable for your actions.
4:05:50
But Nick doesn't want accountability for women.
4:05:53
He wants women punished and suffering on and unable to make
4:05:56
their own choices. I've said it before but there's
4:05:59
many reasons people choose to have abortions.
4:06:02
They can't look after a new baby.
4:06:03
They simply don't want to on whether it won't be able to
4:06:05
provide it with the love and care of need.
4:06:07
It would be a detriment to kids they already have.
4:06:10
It would be a risk of their own health the baby would develop or
4:06:13
has developed a health condition.
4:06:14
Which would negatively impact its quality of life?
4:06:16
And so many more valid reasons. the responsible and accountable
4:06:20
thing to do Is not caused more suffering and struggling in the
4:06:24
world? But to do the best thing for the
4:06:26
beings who are currently sentient and conscious.
4:06:28
Like the mother their family and any of the children they already
4:06:31
have. If Nick really cared about the
4:06:34
well-being of kids so much. Why isn't the out there helping
4:06:36
pregnant people or adopting kids in need of volunteering with
4:06:39
kids? Because he doesn't actually
4:06:41
care. All he wants is to control
4:06:43
women. When nearly done I promise.
4:06:46
The last few clips I want to show you are a bit of a mixed
4:06:48
bag of stuff that didn't really fit anywhere else.
4:06:50
Here's Nick getting screw mesh about the concept of a never
4:06:53
used tampon still in the packet. I think women should have equal
4:06:56
rights to men. Period very tampons in case
4:06:59
you're female friends get a period or something like it's
4:07:01
crazy. Giving a female friend a tampon,
4:07:06
would you? have you ever I suppose you've
4:07:08
ever seen it stand by you. Grouse absolutely not a way they
4:07:13
tampons are gross. Oh, yeah, they're filled with
4:07:16
period blood yeah. It's kind of gross wow.
4:07:18
Very sweet into that you like that.
4:07:20
You've ever seen a lot of things you've ever seen it.
4:07:25
I've seen him. I've seen it before you've been
4:07:27
that close to a woman. really No, I I've seen them uh look.
4:07:31
I I usually videos to live with what I've seen him around that
4:07:34
same videos of you. What what are we doing here
4:07:39
appears? Not really hate that more
4:07:42
oppressed that I'm a misogynist, then you are about anything.
4:07:45
It's I'm more I'm actually more exercise about your bleach and
4:07:52
I'm about I say anything. But the misogyny runs a close
4:07:55
second. he's so pathetic and then we have whatever the hell
4:07:59
this is. And that's fundamentally the
4:08:02
problem here is it's not about mean spirit in this.
4:08:05
I don't say this to put women down but look.
4:08:07
We've got to have a society. That is based on human nature
4:08:11
not based on ideology. Feminism is an ideology.
4:08:15
Egalitarianism is an ideology. equality and equity are
4:08:20
constructs They're not real. And that is why you have to
4:08:25
impose them. That is why you have to have
4:08:27
affirmative action and quotas. That's why the military has to
4:08:31
lower it standards for women. Because you quality is not
4:08:34
something you get in nature. It's not organic.
4:08:36
It's not it's not in our nature. It's not real.
4:08:40
It is an idea thought up by ideal logs.
4:08:43
And that is why they have to impose it through policy and
4:08:47
activism that is why it must be always continually perpetuated.
4:08:52
because the State of Nature Would eliminate that immediately
4:08:56
overnight if there weren't institutions applying it and
4:08:59
imposing it constantly, what do I mean by that?
4:09:03
if a nuclear war started and we reverted to a- pre-industrial
4:09:07
Society Sexism and misogyny are back baby guess what women can't
4:09:12
call The Shots because they're not strong enough. and so
4:09:16
without bureaucracies and institutions and media imposing
4:09:21
the fiction of equality it would disappear. because the real
4:09:26
practical realities of the world would again like Gravity would
4:09:30
reassert themselves. If it's so natural for me to be
4:09:34
in charge, then why you find so hot for it?
4:09:36
Why you having to work so hard to convince people to follow it?
4:09:40
I don't think he realises what words like ideology and
4:09:42
constructs me neither does he? He's anti feminine.
4:09:46
He is anti-feminist and anti-semitic and racist.
4:09:49
Those views are also ideologies. His Love of Money and capitalism
4:09:53
is also based on social constructs.
4:09:56
But he doesn't mind about them when they benefit him, does he?
4:09:59
Unless we real life isn't going to revert to a pre-industrial
4:10:02
society anytime soon. Is it and even if it is?
4:10:05
And even if it did whose the same men would be in charge.
4:10:08
You don't know. But oh, I can't deal with him.
4:10:10
and finally we have this clip of him getting mad at a commenter
4:10:13
who criticized him. But what I've always said is
4:10:16
that women are not equal. And this is where the Rob comes
4:10:19
in. I am I am very Frank and sober
4:10:23
about women and I want to get into the post and we'll analyse
4:10:27
what exactly that means so he says he says I have seen.
4:10:31
And you know the whole thing is just so gay from the beginning.
4:10:33
He goes I've seen some pretty disturbing takes.
4:10:38
I mean before it even begins. It's over because if you're like
4:10:41
disturbed by words on the internet. you're either lying or
4:10:47
you shouldn't be on the internet.
4:10:49
It's not disturbing. It's just content okay.
4:10:53
It's Joe it's fun some people go too far some people are.
4:10:58
Craven some people are haters. That's life nobody should be if
4:11:03
you're a man. You shouldn't be disturbed by
4:11:05
any of this. And again, I think this is
4:11:08
really worrying thing we're seeing here.
4:11:10
Nick acknowledges that he was radicalised by things he saw
4:11:13
online. He has proved himself that words
4:11:15
on the internet have an effect on people.
4:11:17
So he knows that it can affect people's political views.
4:11:21
So if you know that it can affect people's political views.
4:11:23
Then surely he can acknowledge that it will have other effects
4:11:26
too. Some of that influence would not
4:11:28
be good. It will be about influence on
4:11:30
people it will cause harm. And that's why some people are
4:11:33
disturbed by the things Nick says.
4:11:36
You can't just say. Well, I like this thing so I
4:11:38
accept it had an influence over me.
4:11:41
But if you don't like this thing then you're not allowed to admit
4:11:43
it has negative impact on you. At the end of the day online
4:11:47
interactions are for the most part.
4:11:49
Ignoring that internet Theory socially interactions between
4:11:52
humans like their bound to have an effect on people.
4:11:55
If the stuff we saw online didn't influences and billions
4:11:57
wouldn't be spent every year on digital marketing.
4:11:59
Would it? Next just trying to deflect
4:12:02
criticism away from himself by implying as something wrong with
4:12:04
the people. He's hurt.
4:12:05
Rather than something wrong with his actions and words and that's
4:12:08
not okay. This is like just this is very
4:12:12
feminine. emotional manipulation once again Nick is using words
4:12:17
he does not understand. Expressing that you have
4:12:19
emotions is not emotional manipulation.
4:12:21
You're allowed to be upset by things you're allowed to express
4:12:23
that. This does not mean your
4:12:25
attempting to manipulate people. Emotional manipulation is things
4:12:29
like gaslighting making new question reality and you're an
4:12:32
experiences. It's guilt dripping someone it's
4:12:34
love bombing it's emotional blackmail.
4:12:36
It's not saying. Yeah, that thing you said is
4:12:39
quite scary to hear. Also when I spoke about toxic
4:12:42
masculinity in the past like in my video male loneliness.
4:12:44
This is what I mean. This idea that it's not manly to
4:12:48
have or Express emotions, it's feminine and therefore lessor.
4:12:52
That's really damn damaging to men and women to of course.
4:12:56
We need to accept the emotions for a very human thing.
4:12:59
And that everyone has them regardless of gender. and and
4:13:04
that it's healthy to communicate and express them and understand
4:13:07
them in a productive way. And I think that's pretty much
4:13:10
the last clip. I wanted to touch on.
4:13:13
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Balancing everything and just surviving really difficult.
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Add my own health issues into the mix. and it's so really
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sticking with me and sticking around and for all your kindness
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and patience during this time. And yeah, I appreciate you.
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Lot I can't wait to hear your thoughts down in the comments.
4:14:36
Let me know you thought of Nick Fuentes and his views.
4:14:38
Let me know if there are any other video topics you would
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like me to cover. Uhm, I'll just let me know how
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you doing and what your plans are for 2026 because it would be
4:14:47
lovely to hear them. But for now.
4:14:49
Thank you so much for watching I appreciate you guys and I'm
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going to see you in really really soon.
4:14:53
Thank you all. And happy new year.