Well, and…

imagine if president obama had dinner with some whackadoo black activist who said "kill all the white people" and you'll see how the press is severely underplaying trump's dinner w nick fuentes and what that means about the modern gop.

— Oliver Willis (@owillis) November 25, 2022

...about the modern press and white privilege. 

Let’s imagine Obama dining with Louis Farrakhan, and the hue and cry the press would happily raise/report. Because, you know, black peoples crazy! And scary!

Nick Fuentes and white supremacists? I guess the most upsetting thing is that he’s an anti-Semite. I see more emphasis on that than on his animus for non-whites.

We just accept white supremacists more than we do blacks who advocate for blacks. I’m not a hidden Farrakhan fan, but black men angrier than Obama are still way scarier to white people than angry racist white men.

Fuentes is weird b/c it almost feels like he started out as a performative caricature of a white nationalist racist type, as an experiment in trying to gain popularity, and then wholly embraced it, becoming even more of a caricature. But everything is utterly hollow at the core.

— Jeff B. is *BOX OFFICE POISON* (@EsotericCD) November 25, 2022

Still trying to understand the difference between someone who “acts” like a racist, and someone who is a racist. I mean, if actions and words don’t do it, what does? And is a racist actually a whole and fulfilled person at the core?

How is this real? “Denounced Jews among other groups”? Are you fucking kidding me? Try this:

Fuentes — proud Unite the Right participant, cohost of the far right Nationalist Review podcast, Holocaust denier, subpoenaed insurrectionist, and bigoted fascist — was at Mar-a-Lago. pic.twitter.com/hYrJ2fW7Ta

— amanda moore aka frank 🐢 (@noturtlesoup17) November 26, 2022

I really wasn’t expecting this kind of affirmation of my thesis.