Naima Troutt

Because in my opinion, if you're inviting them into very prominent conservative spaces, that's basically saying like, I support you, you know, in a sense.

So you guys as a party have to decide if you are willing to support Nick Fuentes or not and what that means for you.

And this guy was like, well, maybe they agree.

And I was like, wait a second.

And then he went on this whole rant about how European countries are superior and that there are real points to be made in white supremacy.

And he was also dressed exactly like Nick Fuentes.

Like he was like Timu Nick Fuentes.

He was very clearly aligned with some white supremacist beliefs.

I don't know if he personally identifies as a groper, but I'm pretty sure Jubilee ended up cutting that part out of the video.

Yeah, and I think that their whole thing was that they didn't want to platform him, but I was like, well, you already did, so you might as well include the part about the fact that he's a fucking white supremacist.

I mean, on Twitter, yes.

In other spaces, somewhat, but not as much.

I think that it's kind of permeated society for a very long time.

I don't think that this is a new phenomenon.

I just think that it existed before a digital space, and now we're seeing how white supremacy transitions into a digital space.

And they've been able to use it as a tool, really.

Yeah, the white replacement theory.

I mean, that's silly.

I mean, it shouldn't.

And it's also like, if the birth rate of white people is going down, how can you blame that on other races?