Nick Fuentes

Like he could not be stumped.

And so we, he just had this aura of inevitability, invincibility.

Yes.

And I loved that.

And so I went to Boston University.

I got on campus in September, and I was wearing my MAGA hat everywhere, in the dining hall, walking down the street.

And it's a city campus, so you're walking down Commonwealth Avenue, and you're in the city of Boston, which is super liberal.

And at that time, it's different than it was now.

People were getting fired for wearing MAGA hats.

People were getting punched in the face.

It was like being a Trump supporter was, it was out there actually back then.

I remember.

It was controversial everywhere, not even, you know, just in liberal Boston.

But I was wearing my hat everywhere and I was just getting accosted constantly in the dining hall.

People come up and yell in my face.

Some black girl in a hijab ran up to me and said, you know what you're supporting, you're racist.

And I'm trying to get my pizza and I'm trying to get my oatmeal or whatever at the dining hall.

This was happening constantly.

And so I was going then on Twitter and I had a small Twitter account with my real name and face.

And I had, you know, maybe 200 followers and I'm posting about my experiences.