There are a few far-right commentators who circumnavigate the conservative space that gets controversial every time they get, and Nick Fuentes is one of them.
Recently, the young podcaster has been looking to “fearless” Jason Whitlock, appearing to be blaming him and his skin tone.
“You're a token,” Fuentes began. “Hey Jason, you're a token. You're in the conservative media as a black man who is given the dignity of not being called racist because he has their views. So you get paid.
“I was born white, so there are limits to what I can say. There are limits to what I can say without being punished in the so-called free market of ideas, and everyone knows that,” he continued. “And everyone is tired of it, especially in a conservative space, because black people had it easily.”
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Fuentes continues to say he is convinced that Whitlock is a “conscientious person,” but he continues to try and bash the “fearless” host, saying that he is “playing on a different set of rules,” but calls him “Pal.”
“If you say what you said as a white person, your a** will go away,” he added.
Whitlock discovers that a clip of Fuentes hangs around him as if full of “jes.”
“There's a few things happening here. There's jealousy. There's some belief that I'm immune to the outcomes of my approach to journalism,” says Whitlock. blazetv host.
“I am in my 50s and he compares me to a child who was at the beginning of his media career and I expect that children in this profession should be treated like a decorated military veteran of this profession,” says Whitlock.
“And the assertion that I was given everything, oh, it's very stretchy. But he can have that story,” continues Whitlock. “One of the things I want to answer is this idea that I am here to confer dignity on white conservatives.”
“I'm here to protect Christian values. I'm here to protect those who stand in Christian values. And I don't want to demonize Christian values as racist,” he adds. “I want to give dignity to God's truth, and I don't want it to be painted as racist or harmful to black people and promoted. That's what they're doing.”
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