Helen Lewis

2010s, it was liberals kind of going, you know, you've worn a traditional Chinese dress while being Katy Perry.

Like, kill her.

And then now it's just, oh, let's do some open racism of the type that is actually extremely unpopular with the American public at large, like right out there in the open.

One of the most interesting things that anyone said to me during my reporting for this piece was when I asked Douglas Wilson about Nick Fuentes.

And he just condemned his language, even though Doug Wilson has called women small-breasted biddies and Jezebels and all this kind of stuff.

But he said, you know, the way that Nick Fuentes talks about women is very disrespectful.

And then he said, I think he's a Fed.

Like, I think he's a federal agent.

This is kind of this conspiracy theory, whatever, that Nick Fuentes is actually a kind of stealth mole for the left.

They didn't find it.

Well, yeah.

But you know what I mean?

I think this is really interesting.

Oh, well, nevertheless.

But no, but it is kind of fascinating, right?

Because I think that the Fuentes' appearance on Tucker Carlson crystallized this.

You have a whole movement that has built itself on basically nannying women will tell you not to say the bad words.

And we're the guys who don't agree with that.

And then some people say things that are, you know, Nick Fuentes, I quote in the story, said, I think women should be put in gulags.

Like Hitler put his enemies in gulags.