Infection_Ag11 said:

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BigRobSA said:

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johnnyblaze36 said:

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BigRobSA said:

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Muktheduck said:

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Honestly, if this board didn't post about him daily I'd never hear about him.

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This.

It's weird how many people look to others, via podcast, books, movies, etc for their personal principles. Political, or otherwise.

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Watch the last minute and 20 seconds of the clip in the OP or just choose to keep your heads buried in the sand because you don't read anything outside of F16.

Nick Fuentes has way more power among the young "right wing" voting bloc than you think (for worse).

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Not sure how that is a retort to my statement.

That's ****ing weird, to base your thoughts on a subject on what some moron (and not just him....podcasts in general, etc) says he thinks about that subject. It's like people can't think for themselves; mostly due to the idiotic internet itself.

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You can think it's weird all you want, I'm not even saying you're wrong. But the fact is the OVERWHELMING majority of people in our society develop their beliefs in this way, especially young people. Essentially anything an 18 year old believes about geopolitics is going to be a regurgitated take from some political actor/personality.

The point is that no matter how stupid you think it is that Fuentes has massive influence, he does. And over time that has real world consequences. The list of nations/societies/civilizations that were fundamentally transformed by a relatively small percentage of angry, disenfranchised young men with radical ideas in their heads is very long.

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No wonder my hatred of people has gotten so bad, whenever I'm out and about I'm wading through the wave of tards. Your post is horribly sad.

We have to meet the world head on as it is, not how we wish it were.

Steven Crowder interviewed him recently and I took a listen to see what I could learn. I think I might need more context on it because what I have heard so far did not sound all that extreme or bigoted. He is definitely deeply American nationalist. What I can't tell is if this is a for broader public consumption watered down version of his views or if maybe he gets taken out of context a lot to be made out to be the evil pariah with bad views that then is used to smear others by association.

I imagine the truth is somewhere in the middle and that might require a bit more investigation, as it is really hard to trust opinions of those with apparent political motivations alone interests on a controversial political topic and most people sort of diminish the value of their own opinion by admitting they've never even heard the guy first hand. Then again for years there have been a lot of people who have that keep asserting he is in fact pretty extreme in his views, so it's hard to make out where the truth is. I'm just skeptical of all opinions on him right now, good or bad, though the volume of negative opinions does carry some weight.

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Summary? Don't feel like listening to 17 minutes worth.

Fuentes seems to be one of the "conservative" podcasters that is being financed by Qatar.

Fuentes is also no Rush, not even close. He says whatever he needs to in order to get more views. Also is very punchable.

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You are right about being very punchable. Ted Cruz lost his title of most punchable face when I first saw Fuentes.

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Steven Crowder interviewed him recently and I took a listen to see what I could learn. I think I might need more context on it because what I have heard so far did not sound all that extreme or bigoted.

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You really really need to watch the OP Video then if you believe this.

The whole point is that Fuentes plays this "not extreme" guy when with people like Crowder. On Rumble he is pushes his real views. Don't fall for it!

As for the Crowder "interview":

The Crowder-Fuentes interview is going about just as you expected so far. 🙄

Crowder: Nick are you an antisemite?
Fuentes: No.
Crowder: Now that we've cleared that up.

— ModSquad anti-communist. (@Designsage) December 4, 2025

No follow up questions confronting him with his actual words or asking detailed questions about his beliefs.

You are far too smart to be falling for this!

There's about 2 hours of it, only heard about 30min so far. Not falling for anything. Just want to be well informed, and not reliant solely on third party accounts. That's why I have said that I am skeptical all around. For context, the bit above is literally be the first minute where it is a rapid fire rattling off of about 10 yes or no type questions as an intro and THEN the real conversation type interview starts. I am highly suspicious that Fuentes presents himself differently based on his audience but want to see it first hand.