Trump Refused to Condemn Anti-Semite Racist over fears of upsetting his base

El OchoCinco said:
Waiting for D08's apology...

1. During the debate, Fuentes made numerous antisemitic remarks, including, "I don’t see Jews as Europeans and I don’t see them as part of Western civilization, particularly because they are not Christians.”

2.Among those singled out for Fuentes’ fury was Matt Walsh, columnist at The Daily Wire, who called the accused white supremacist mass killer a “white racist scumbag” and said white supremacy was “evil, stupid, and dangerous.”
Fuentes attacked Walsh with anti-gay slurs and called him a “shabbos goy race traitor” who works for Jews. (The Daily Wire is led by Ben Shapiro, who is Jewish.)

3. Fuentes went on to speculate that the Dayton shooter could be Jewish, before also speculating that the shooter was connected to U.S. intelligence agencies. Fuentes asserted that “red flag” gun laws, like those proposed by the White House yesterday, were part of a slippery slope in which the government would seize weapons from white people.



In before D08 says "that was only 3 examples... I need 5 or 6"
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"just a joke bro" __copout chickenshit redhat bros
 
As I said in my 2024 thread, one of the few people I talked to in my Mar-a-Lago experience came up to me asking me if I wanted to sign something. He looked around my age, early 30's or so. I told him that I was supporting my own bid for the presidency, not Trump's. He was cool with that and suddenly seemed interested, but then he asked me what my stance on the Jews was. I said that I didn't really have a stance on the Jews and asked him what he meant. He asked me if I was Jewish. Apparently this was the number one issue on his mind for whatever reason. Not crime, not inflation, not abortion, the Jews. He said he was from Alabama and not Jewish so I told him, something like: "Why? Do I look kind of Jewy? I do have some ancestry and you're Palm Beach County. There's lots of Jews here. On a per capita basis this is one of the most Jewish counties in the country". It wasn't that different then what Chappelle said about Hollywood on SNL later that week. He lost interest and wished me luck, then walked away. I felt a little uncomfortable about that exchange and texted some of my friends about this guy. They were all like, just get the fuck out of there, but I stayed and did my thing without noticing him again for the rest of the night.

Anyways, I would like to see a poll of Americans to see how prevalent Holocaust denying is. Particularly those who deny it by claiming it's a Jewish conspiracy. I used to think it was like less than 100,000 people. Now I'm concerned millions of people believe it was a hoax. Trump is apparently concerned about losing this group of supporters. How many people really follow Nick Fuentes? I guess MTG did something with him earlier in the year, but I didn't remember the name.
 
kmgilroy89 said:
As I said in my 2024 thread, one of the few people I talked to in my Mar-a-Lago experience came up to me asking me if I wanted to sign something. He looked around my age, early 30's or so. I told him that I was supporting my own bid for the presidency, not Trump's. He was cool with that and suddenly seemed interested, but then he asked me what my stance on the Jews was. I said that I didn't really have a stance on the Jews and asked him what he meant. He asked me if I was Jewish. Apparently this was the number one issue on his mind for whatever reason. Not crime, not inflation, not abortion, the Jews. He said he was from Alabama and not Jewish so I told him, something like: "Why? Do I look kind of Jewy? I do have some ancestry and you're Palm Beach County. There's lots of Jews here. On a per capita basis this is one of the most Jewish counties in the country". It wasn't that different then what Chappelle said about Hollywood on SNL later that week. He lost interest and wished me luck, then walked away. I felt a little uncomfortable about that exchange and texted some of my friends about this guy. They were all like, just get the fuck out of there, but I stayed and did my thing without noticing him again for the rest of the night.

Anyways, I would like to see a poll of Americans to see how prevalent Holocaust denying is. Particularly those who deny it by claiming it's a Jewish conspiracy. I used to think it was like less than 100,000 people. Now I'm concerned millions of people believe it was a hoax. Trump is apparently concerned about losing this group of supporters. How many people really follow Nick Fuentes? I guess MTG did something with him earlier in the year, but I didn't remember the name.
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Millions of people believe the Holocaust was not real? And they all vote for Trump? Bad joke.
 
FortuneTeller said:
Millions of people believe the Holocaust was not real? And they all vote for Trump? Bad joke.
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I don't know how many do. I'm concerned the number is in the millions. I mean, 1 million is still 1/330 of the population, a relatively small amount. However, it's a dangerous amount if it's that large. I'm hoping Nick Fuentes is just getting attention by being loud and doesn't actually have many followers, but I don't know.
 
kmgilroy89 said:
As I said in my 2024 thread, one of the few people I talked to in my Mar-a-Lago experience came up to me asking me if I wanted to sign something. He looked around my age, early 30's or so. I told him that I was supporting my own bid for the presidency, not Trump's. He was cool with that and suddenly seemed interested, but then he asked me what my stance on the Jews was. I said that I didn't really have a stance on the Jews and asked him what he meant. He asked me if I was Jewish. Apparently this was the number one issue on his mind for whatever reason. Not crime, not inflation, not abortion, the Jews. He said he was from Alabama and not Jewish so I told him, something like: "Why? Do I look kind of Jewy? I do have some ancestry and you're Palm Beach County. There's lots of Jews here. On a per capita basis this is one of the most Jewish counties in the country". It wasn't that different then what Chappelle said about Hollywood on SNL later that week. He lost interest and wished me luck, then walked away. I felt a little uncomfortable about that exchange and texted some of my friends about this guy. They were all like, just get the fuck out of there, but I stayed and did my thing without noticing him again for the rest of the night.

Anyways, I would like to see a poll of Americans to see how prevalent Holocaust denying is. Particularly those who deny it by claiming it's a Jewish conspiracy. I used to think it was like less than 100,000 people. Now I'm concerned millions of people believe it was a hoax. Trump is apparently concerned about losing this group of supporters. How many people really follow Nick Fuentes? I guess MTG did something with him earlier in the year, but I didn't remember the name.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Groypers
 
Frederick Foresight said:
Only the American holocaust deniers voted for Trump. The non-American holocaust deniers probably voted for someone in their own country.
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I would bet pretty much anything that Trump took a larger percentage of the Holocaust-denying vote than Biden took of the black vote.
 
kmgilroy89 said:
I don't know how many do. I'm concerned the number is in the millions. I mean, 1 million is still 1/330 of the population, a relatively small amount. However, it's a dangerous amount if it's that large. I'm hoping Nick Fuentes is just getting attention by being loud and doesn't actually have many followers, but I don't know.
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I don't even know who this Fuentes character is, and I doubt if too many other people do either.

Thank God for the leftist media to make a mountain out of a mole hill. They are good at that!
 
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