Nick Fuentes

No, that's hate.

It's not hate.

Yeah.

Well, and, you know, here's what I will say.

I think that there is increasingly a contingent because what you're talking about exists.

When you say that there are people that legitimately detract from this with there is legitimate racial hatred out there.

Big time.

And it's growing.

And people on our side are afraid to talk about it because they know, like you said, they're going to get called a cuck or a squish or whatever.

And I agree with you.

The people that are detracting from that need to be called out.

And I think there should be no harbor for cruelty, hatred, prejudice, those kinds of things.

I think that there's a lot of sincere people.

For sure.

You know, and they're just numbskulls and some of them are legitimately, they see the opening that there's legitimate critique of this and they see an opening to air out their grievances.

They get a license to, they think it's okay now.

And I do think it's important to differentiate and say that fundamentally, I guess the word that I would use, I've been thinking about this a lot lately is reassurance.

Because I think there's a legitimate, there is a legitimate need to reassure people.

And this is kind of what I've been doing on these podcasts that we don't want to harm anybody.

We don't want to kill anybody.