The Name of Love
Far Right Nutjob
Here’s Nick Fuentes on this. Warning: Italian accent incoming.
Well, before, they were pure cringe and run by a grifter (an actual one, not a successful right-winger). Now? They are dead to me. I regret ever having been a part of that movement.It’s silly to worry about optics when a group who already calls you Nazis is accusing you of associating with Nazis. I don’t really trust TPUSA myself.
The Bongos are terrifying because their irrationality means there are no limits to how far they will go.@The Name of Love Steve is correct, I was speaking in generalities. Of course, in the end I didn’t give in to them, but the temptation is powerful, especially when your instinct in life in general is compromise and consensus. But in the end compromise with Bongos is death. So I didn’t do it.
Nick doesn't self-identify as a white nationalist, but he is a very strong American nationalist that is concerned about the demographic replacement of whites and Jewish influence, so it's understandable that one could confuse him with a white nationalist. The way he differentiates himself is by saying that he doesn't want to deport anybody who is here legally or create a white ethnostate. He's prone to self-aggrandizement (as most YouTubers) and nasty insults, but, yes, he is civil in a conversation.I only remember Nick Fuentes from that debate he had with that leftist Steve Bonnell (Destiny), Cenk's even dumber nephew Hasan Piker, and Carl Benjamin. It was moderated by Asmongold, the WoW streamer, of all people. He seemed pretty smart (and disagreeable to me generally speaking) for being only like twenty years old or whatever. He might be a White Nationalist or whatever but the debate they all had seemed civil enough. There was certainly no need for it to be censored.
As Nick Fuentes would say: "they are a bunch of atheists! Or Jews! Or homosexuals! No wonder we keep losing."The fact people have conversations with him are being fired from genuinely Conservative organizations is pretty pathetic, especially when being done at the behest of pro-censorship Leftist organizations and individuals.
It'd be different if he was spouting bigotry and going unchallenged... but it seems like it was just a conversation.
No, the people in the picture aren't TPUSA. They are the people TPUSA considers "white nationalists" and fired one of their volunteers for associating with them.
It really depends on what you mean by "business/fiscal conservatism." Certainly, Trump is no budget hawk, and he's not in favor of free trade. But he is very concerned with businesses, even if you think his policies harm them. My father, who works with small businesses as part of his job, tells me that the Trump presidency has restored business confidence in the government. People are more willing to take risks (and therefore, more willing to hire and fire) in our current economic regime than Obama's. Honestly, the Trump phenomenon deserves its own thread because it's very, very complicated.What sort of right-wing? The Business/Fiscal conservatives are being pushed out of the party. Trump's policies are generally moderate left. Having a right-wing whose economically left and socially right is not exactly something they care for.
It's an odd reason but IMO the right move.
Ashley St. Claire is a grifter almost as much as Baked Alaska is.
It's an odd reason but IMO the right move.
Ashley St. Claire is a grifter almost as much as Baked Alaska is.
Talking to someone who holds racialist views is a critical part of keeping those views from spreading. They will spread them in secret and resentment otherwise.
She wasn’t fired for being a grifter.
Nick Fuentes pretty much had the same opinions of her as you, though he’d probably argue that her shallowness is proof that she is a grifter because she has no depth of ideas.At worst she just seems kinda shallow? Which is fine... I never really heard of her in any depth until now... Though I apparently follow her Instagram.
Fuentes’ entire point is that, because the GOP excises people like him, they always lose the culture war even when they win elections. Have conservatives in America conserved anything besides their own power and careers?Fuentes seems very much like an erudite anti-semite and white nationalist. What seperates the GOP from the Dems is that they are willing to excise these fringes, not cater to them, and that is not a bad thing.
The same reason Steve King no longer is on any committees, because white nationalism is not a joking matter and Reps cannot afford to be seen with known white nationalists or their sympathizers.Fuentes’ entire point is that, because the GOP excises people like him, they always lose the culture war even when they win elections. Have conservatives in America conserved anything besides their own power and careers?
Also, why should we assume the Left’s moral standards?
I don’t believe white nationalism is “a joking matter” nor do I agree with it. But I don’t think it’s the worse thing you can be, and I definitely don’t think you should have your career ruined because you fail to kowtow to Leftist moral standards.The same reason Steve King no longer is on any committees, because white nationalism is not a joking matter and Reps cannot afford to be seen with known white nationalists or their sympathizers.
I know it feels like this is bowing to the Left, but the fact is sometimes the Left is right to call this stuff out and Reps are right to excise the fringe.
You're both right and wrong. Yes, it's considered a toxic term to have pinned on oneself, and it's exactly because leftist activism is so aggressive about inflicting "consequences" for such associations that everyone is now trying to dodge it. The right should be doing everything possible to disarm the left of such attack terms it's wielding, rather than try to dodge the constant swings with such increasingly heavy and long reached club, everyone is going to get hit eventually, it's just a matter of time and chance.The same reason Steve King no longer is on any committees, because white nationalism is not a joking matter and Reps cannot afford to be seen with known white nationalists or their sympathizers.
I know it feels like this is bowing to the Left, but the fact is sometimes the Left is right to call this stuff out and Reps are right to excise the fringe.
It's that 'being against demographic change' part that is why the Left is correct to call this guy out, and why Reps should not accociate with him.You're both right and wrong. Yes, it's considered a toxic term to have pinned on oneself, and it's exactly because leftist activism is so aggressive about inflicting "consequences" for such associations that everyone is now trying to dodge it. The right should be doing everything possible to disarm the left of such attack terms it's wielding, rather than try to dodge the constant swings with such increasingly heavy and long reached club, everyone is going to get hit eventually, it's just a matter of time and chance.
At this point being against "demographic change by mass immigration, legal or not" is considered "white nationalist sympathy" among many on the left, that's the endgame of such leftist enforcement standard.