Nick Fuentes

And they get to me and I said, well, I'm a conservative because we're losing our civilization because of mass immigration, right?

America doesn't resemble America anymore.

France is no longer France.

I said, and if we don't conserve the demographics, forget about the rest.

That's what we need to conserve.

And I said that.

And I was told later on that at that moment, I was immediately disqualified by the people that were running the job training.

On what grounds?

I said that was too far right.

That was too extreme.

So at this point, I'm realizing that something is deeply wrong here in the conservative movement because we were led to believe in those days of the campus culture wars and Gamergate and all that is that we're the marketplace of ideas and we're about free speech and the rest of it.

And here I am being like nuked from orbit by Ben Shapiro as a kid.

And for asking what I thought were reasonable questions, because I didn't come from some strange background.

I come from a normal home.

My parents are Catholic.

They're married.

We came from a relatively affluent suburb.

I went to Lyons Township.

That's like a very affluent high school.

In other words, I didn't wake up as like the son of, you know, William Luther Pierce.