Tucker's attempt to normalize Nick Fuentes

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The_barBEARian said:

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Compare and contrast the crowd at a Fishback rally with the crowd at a Hagee rally...err... I mean "church service"... what do you notice?



Whoa! A hotel ballroom full of impressionable GenZ white dudes want to cut off Israel. Stop the press!

We are in trouble now that the increasing minority of young white guys don't like Israel! God help us!

The teen-diddler cracks me up.


Its not just the "young white guys" that you have no issue ethnically replacing in their own country:



That's true. I really want to ethnically cleanse all white people from the country. No doubt.

You got me.

BTW, I still see you're too big a p***t to answer the question.
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historian said:

I doubt that is true. However, if most people are wrong they are still wronged. A majority of the population can still support or tolerate bad ideas, even evil ones. Slavery is a great example. There are many others all over the wo try of throughout history.

We are all sinners. Romans 3:23


All the studies and polling suggest otherwise.

Luckily it's not biblical teaching to support the modern nation of Israel.
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The_barBEARian said:



The Jew hate is really getting you today.
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BigGameBaylorBear said:

historian said:

I doubt that is true. However, if most people are wrong they are still wronged. A majority of the population can still support or tolerate bad ideas, even evil ones. Slavery is a great example. There are many others all over the wo try of throughout history.

We are all sinners. Romans 3:23


All the studies and polling suggest otherwise.

Luckily it's not biblical teaching to support the modern nation of Israel.

Depends. If by not biblically accurate you mean we don't have to support the Netanyahu govt, we agree. But it is biblically accurate to say God still has a plan for his chosen people.
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Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

historian said:

I doubt that is true. However, if most people are wrong they are still wronged. A majority of the population can still support or tolerate bad ideas, even evil ones. Slavery is a great example. There are many others all over the wo try of throughout history.

We are all sinners. Romans 3:23


All the studies and polling suggest otherwise.

Luckily it's not biblical teaching to support the modern nation of Israel.

Depends. If by not biblically accurate you mean we don't have to support the Netanyahu govt, we agree. But it is biblically accurate to say God still has a plan for his chosen people.


Modern nation of Israel, as in the Jewish state that was created in 1948.

It's certainly not required for the secular government of the United States to subsidize or support them in any way. But if an individual feels inclined to donate to their cause, so be it. I have the same opinion on welfare, for the most part.
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BigGameBaylorBear said:

Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

historian said:

I doubt that is true. However, if most people are wrong they are still wronged. A majority of the population can still support or tolerate bad ideas, even evil ones. Slavery is a great example. There are many others all over the wo try of throughout history.

We are all sinners. Romans 3:23


All the studies and polling suggest otherwise.

Luckily it's not biblical teaching to support the modern nation of Israel.

Depends. If by not biblically accurate you mean we don't have to support the Netanyahu govt, we agree. But it is biblically accurate to say God still has a plan for his chosen people.


Modern nation of Israel, as in the Jewish state that was created in 1948.

It's certainly not required for the secular government of the United States to subsidize or support them in any way. But if an individual feels inclined to donate to their cause, so be it. I have the same opinion on welfare, for the most part.


Supporting Israel is actively detrimental for Western countries.

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BigGameBaylorBear said:

Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

historian said:

I doubt that is true. However, if most people are wrong they are still wronged. A majority of the population can still support or tolerate bad ideas, even evil ones. Slavery is a great example. There are many others all over the wo try of throughout history.

We are all sinners. Romans 3:23


All the studies and polling suggest otherwise.

Luckily it's not biblical teaching to support the modern nation of Israel.

Depends. If by not biblically accurate you mean we don't have to support the Netanyahu govt, we agree. But it is biblically accurate to say God still has a plan for his chosen people.


Modern nation of Israel, as in the Jewish state that was created in 1948.

It's certainly not required for the secular government of the United States to subsidize or support them in any way. But if an individual feels inclined to donate to their cause, so be it. I have the same opinion on welfare, for the most part.

I agree it's not required for a "secular" govt. to support them.

I do think Christians have a different obligation.
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Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

historian said:

I doubt that is true. However, if most people are wrong they are still wronged. A majority of the population can still support or tolerate bad ideas, even evil ones. Slavery is a great example. There are many others all over the wo try of throughout history.

We are all sinners. Romans 3:23


All the studies and polling suggest otherwise.

Luckily it's not biblical teaching to support the modern nation of Israel.

Depends. If by not biblically accurate you mean we don't have to support the Netanyahu govt, we agree. But it is biblically accurate to say God still has a plan for his chosen people.


Modern nation of Israel, as in the Jewish state that was created in 1948.

It's certainly not required for the secular government of the United States to subsidize or support them in any way. But if an individual feels inclined to donate to their cause, so be it. I have the same opinion on welfare, for the most part.

I agree it's not required for a "secular" govt. to support them.

I do think Christians have a different obligation.


The only obligation a Christian could have to Israel is to obey their laws if they're a resident or visiting. We have no spiritual or financial obligation to a political entity.
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BigGameBaylorBear said:

Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

historian said:

I doubt that is true. However, if most people are wrong they are still wronged. A majority of the population can still support or tolerate bad ideas, even evil ones. Slavery is a great example. There are many others all over the wo try of throughout history.

We are all sinners. Romans 3:23


All the studies and polling suggest otherwise.

Luckily it's not biblical teaching to support the modern nation of Israel.

Depends. If by not biblically accurate you mean we don't have to support the Netanyahu govt, we agree. But it is biblically accurate to say God still has a plan for his chosen people.


Modern nation of Israel, as in the Jewish state that was created in 1948.

It's certainly not required for the secular government of the United States to subsidize or support them in any way. But if an individual feels inclined to donate to their cause, so be it. I have the same opinion on welfare, for the most part.

I agree it's not required for a "secular" govt. to support them.

I do think Christians have a different obligation.


The only obligation a Christian could have to Israel is to obey their laws if they're a resident or visiting. We have no spiritual or financial obligation to a political entity.



BGBB refusing to be indoctrinated by Mossadra:

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The antisemites are tying themselves into pretzels to justify their bigotry and failing miserably.

Bigotry is always irrational.
“Incline my heart to your testimonies, and not to selfish gain!”
Psalm 119:36
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historian said:

The antisemites are tying themselves into pretzels to justify their bigotry and failing miserably.

Bigotry is always irrational.


You sound like a broken record. Donate your paychecks to Israel if you want, leave the rest of us alone.
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Funny words coming from someone who keeps posting bigoted trash!
“Incline my heart to your testimonies, and not to selfish gain!”
Psalm 119:36
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historian said:

Funny words coming from someone who keeps posting bigoted trash!

Mothra
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BigGameBaylorBear said:

Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

historian said:

I doubt that is true. However, if most people are wrong they are still wronged. A majority of the population can still support or tolerate bad ideas, even evil ones. Slavery is a great example. There are many others all over the wo try of throughout history.

We are all sinners. Romans 3:23


All the studies and polling suggest otherwise.

Luckily it's not biblical teaching to support the modern nation of Israel.

Depends. If by not biblically accurate you mean we don't have to support the Netanyahu govt, we agree. But it is biblically accurate to say God still has a plan for his chosen people.


Modern nation of Israel, as in the Jewish state that was created in 1948.

It's certainly not required for the secular government of the United States to subsidize or support them in any way. But if an individual feels inclined to donate to their cause, so be it. I have the same opinion on welfare, for the most part.

I agree it's not required for a "secular" govt. to support them.

I do think Christians have a different obligation.


The only obligation a Christian could have to Israel is to obey their laws if they're a resident or visiting. We have no spiritual or financial obligation to a political entity.


We absolutely have a spiritual obligation to Jews. Scripture is very clear on that point. Thus to the extent you're implying otherwise you are in error.
Mothra
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BigGameBaylorBear said:

historian said:

The antisemites are tying themselves into pretzels to justify their bigotry and failing miserably.

Bigotry is always irrational.


You sound like a broken record. Donate your paychecks to Israel if you want, leave the rest of us alone.


If it sounds like a broken record to you, then I would submit you're still engaging in the same sinful conduct.
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Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

historian said:

I doubt that is true. However, if most people are wrong they are still wronged. A majority of the population can still support or tolerate bad ideas, even evil ones. Slavery is a great example. There are many others all over the wo try of throughout history.

We are all sinners. Romans 3:23


All the studies and polling suggest otherwise.

Luckily it's not biblical teaching to support the modern nation of Israel.

Depends. If by not biblically accurate you mean we don't have to support the Netanyahu govt, we agree. But it is biblically accurate to say God still has a plan for his chosen people.


Modern nation of Israel, as in the Jewish state that was created in 1948.

It's certainly not required for the secular government of the United States to subsidize or support them in any way. But if an individual feels inclined to donate to their cause, so be it. I have the same opinion on welfare, for the most part.

I agree it's not required for a "secular" govt. to support them.

I do think Christians have a different obligation.


The only obligation a Christian could have to Israel is to obey their laws if they're a resident or visiting. We have no spiritual or financial obligation to a political entity.


We absolutely have a spiritual obligation to Jews. Scripture is very clear on that point. Thus to the extent you're implying otherwise you are in error.


I am talking about Israel, why do you keep bringing up a spiritual commitment to Jews, are you obsessed with them or something? You said yourself that the US government has no commitment to Israel, so why do you keep replying saying that Christians have a spiritual obligation to the religion associated with the state. That's not the topic at hand.
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Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

historian said:

The antisemites are tying themselves into pretzels to justify their bigotry and failing miserably.

Bigotry is always irrational.


You sound like a broken record. Donate your paychecks to Israel if you want, leave the rest of us alone.


If it sounds like a broken record to you, then I would submit you're still engaging in the same sinful conduct.

Leave me alone heretic, send your sons to fight for the IDF and donate your paychecks to purchase bombs if you're so passionate about it.

The rest of us want our tax dollars to stay over here.
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BigGameBaylorBear said:

Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

historian said:

I doubt that is true. However, if most people are wrong they are still wronged. A majority of the population can still support or tolerate bad ideas, even evil ones. Slavery is a great example. There are many others all over the wo try of throughout history.

We are all sinners. Romans 3:23


All the studies and polling suggest otherwise.

Luckily it's not biblical teaching to support the modern nation of Israel.

Depends. If by not biblically accurate you mean we don't have to support the Netanyahu govt, we agree. But it is biblically accurate to say God still has a plan for his chosen people.


Modern nation of Israel, as in the Jewish state that was created in 1948.

It's certainly not required for the secular government of the United States to subsidize or support them in any way. But if an individual feels inclined to donate to their cause, so be it. I have the same opinion on welfare, for the most part.

I agree it's not required for a "secular" govt. to support them.

I do think Christians have a different obligation.


The only obligation a Christian could have to Israel is to obey their laws if they're a resident or visiting. We have no spiritual or financial obligation to a political entity.


We absolutely have a spiritual obligation to Jews. Scripture is very clear on that point. Thus to the extent you're implying otherwise you are in error.


I am talking about Israel, why do you keep bringing up a spiritual commitment to Jews, are you obsessed with them or something? You said yourself that the US government has no commitment to Israel, so why do you keep replying saying that Christians have a spiritual obligation to the religion associated with the state. That's not the topic at hand.

I am surprised you don't know the answer. Judaism is a religion. Jews, on the other hand, share a mixture of faith, culture, heritage, and DNA. So trying to reduce it down to merely a "religion" is intellectually dishonest. I think you know better. It's just convenient for your argument to make that narrow claim.

Israel is largely composed of the descendants of Abraham. For that reason, we do owe by and large the people of Israel a spiritual obligation. Scripture is clear on that.
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BigGameBaylorBear said:

Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

historian said:

The antisemites are tying themselves into pretzels to justify their bigotry and failing miserably.

Bigotry is always irrational.


You sound like a broken record. Donate your paychecks to Israel if you want, leave the rest of us alone.


If it sounds like a broken record to you, then I would submit you're still engaging in the same sinful conduct.

Leave me alone heretic, send your sons to fight for the IDF and donate your paychecks to purchase bombs if you're so passionate about it.

The rest of us want our tax dollars to stay over here.

Strawman alert. I'll take things I never said for $1,000 Alex.

The only heretic is yourself - a fact you've proven time and time again with your stupid little matchbox theology. I hope you're not going to be surprised as I suspect you will be when you die.

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The_barBEARian said:



I sure am glad no non-Jewish loving white people are pedophiles.

Ever the simpleton.
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Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

historian said:

The antisemites are tying themselves into pretzels to justify their bigotry and failing miserably.

Bigotry is always irrational.


You sound like a broken record. Donate your paychecks to Israel if you want, leave the rest of us alone.


If it sounds like a broken record to you, then I would submit you're still engaging in the same sinful conduct.

Leave me alone heretic, send your sons to fight for the IDF and donate your paychecks to purchase bombs if you're so passionate about it.

The rest of us want our tax dollars to stay over here.

Strawman alert. I'll take things I never said for $1,000 Alex.

The only heretic is yourself - a fact you've proven time and time again with your stupid little matchbox theology. I hope you're not going to be surprised as I suspect you will be when you die.




Haha, damming people again are we? I can see where your coward son gets his short temper from. Talk bad about a foreign nation and the traitorous Mossadra clan pops veins
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The Iran war was a mistake. No question. But the polls show it's the economy more than anything. The tariffs no doubt contributed.

I of course, understand why Fuentes would like to make it all about Israel.
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BigGameBaylorBear said:

Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

Mothra said:

BigGameBaylorBear said:

historian said:

The antisemites are tying themselves into pretzels to justify their bigotry and failing miserably.

Bigotry is always irrational.


You sound like a broken record. Donate your paychecks to Israel if you want, leave the rest of us alone.


If it sounds like a broken record to you, then I would submit you're still engaging in the same sinful conduct.

Leave me alone heretic, send your sons to fight for the IDF and donate your paychecks to purchase bombs if you're so passionate about it.

The rest of us want our tax dollars to stay over here.

Strawman alert. I'll take things I never said for $1,000 Alex.

The only heretic is yourself - a fact you've proven time and time again with your stupid little matchbox theology. I hope you're not going to be surprised as I suspect you will be when you die.




Haha, damming people again are we? I can see where your coward son gets his short temper from. Talk bad about a foreign nation and the traitorous Mossadra clan pops veins


Projecting again I see. You accuse me of being a heretic and then take umbrage at being called the same? Such a snowflake. And so indicative of your generation.

And of course it's all about the Jews with you, Brown shirts.

I'll give you this. Your demographic certainly has embrace the grievance culture of the left. Everyone else is to blame for your lot in life.
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Something for our resident Christian Zionist Likudniks to consider.
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Mothra said:

boognish_bear said:




The Iran war was a mistake. No question. But the polls show it's the economy more than anything. The tariffs no doubt contributed.

I of course, understand why Fuentes would like to make it all about Israel.


Let's accept these polls are real and not fake news... the Iran War is a primary driver behind why the economy is in terrible shape right now. Inflation was finally closing in on their 2% target right before they started it and sent global energy prices to the moon which drove inflation up which lead to higher interest rates.

This superfluous war for Israel is the primary reason why the economy still hasn't fully recovered from covid.
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The_barBEARian said:

Mothra said:

boognish_bear said:




The Iran war was a mistake. No question. But the polls show it's the economy more than anything. The tariffs no doubt contributed.

I of course, understand why Fuentes would like to make it all about Israel.


Let's accept these polls are real and not fake news... the Iran War is a primary driver behind why the economy is in terrible shape right now. Inflation was finally closing in on their 2% target right before they started it and sent global energy prices to the moon which drove inflation up which lead to higher interest rates.

This superfluous war for Israel is the primary reason why the economy still hasn't fully recovered from covid.


You are correct, BarB! As someone who works close to the markets, increasing oil prices are absolutely the major driver behind recent inflation. And now we have the Houthis disrupting trade routes in the Red Sea. The economy is bad because of the war, these aren't separate issues.
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The_barBEARian said:

Mothra said:

boognish_bear said:




The Iran war was a mistake. No question. But the polls show it's the economy more than anything. The tariffs no doubt contributed.

I of course, understand why Fuentes would like to make it all about Israel.


Let's accept these polls are real and not fake news... the Iran War is a primary driver behind why the economy is in terrible shape right now. Inflation was finally closing in on their 2% target right before they started it and sent global energy prices to the moon which drove inflation up which lead to higher interest rates.

This superfluous war for Israel is the primary reason why the economy still hasn't fully recovered from covid.

I don't disagree with you that the most recent inflation is largely the result of the Iran War. But this has been an issue in the Trump presidency far before the Iran War. And much of that is because of the tariffs.

People were unhappy with the economy long before we decides to attack Iran.
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Mothra said:

The_barBEARian said:

Mothra said:

boognish_bear said:




The Iran war was a mistake. No question. But the polls show it's the economy more than anything. The tariffs no doubt contributed.

I of course, understand why Fuentes would like to make it all about Israel.


Let's accept these polls are real and not fake news... the Iran War is a primary driver behind why the economy is in terrible shape right now. Inflation was finally closing in on their 2% target right before they started it and sent global energy prices to the moon which drove inflation up which lead to higher interest rates.

This superfluous war for Israel is the primary reason why the economy still hasn't fully recovered from covid.

I don't disagree with you that the most recent inflation is largely the result of the Iran War. But this has been an issue in the Trump presidency far before the Iran War. And much of that is because of the tariffs.

People were unhappy with the economy long before we decides to attack Iran.


The way Trump and that pedophile Epstein conspirator Lutnick have managed the tariffs has been terrible.

If they had stuck to reciprocal tariffs and used the proceeds solely to pay down the national debt it would have been fine.

Obviously what really set the economy into a tailspin and kicked off the inflation spiral was the Covid spending over a fake, made-up plandemic and the fact that we doubled our debt and created 80% of all USD in circulation over the last decade.
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Trump's approval sat around 50% in Jan. 2025, he dipped to low 40s around the implementation of the tariffs but began rebounding a bit after the stock market recovered. Later he began decreasing again, probably because of the Epstein debacle, and now his war has completely decimated his ratings.

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The_barBEARian said:

Mothra said:

The_barBEARian said:

Mothra said:

boognish_bear said:




The Iran war was a mistake. No question. But the polls show it's the economy more than anything. The tariffs no doubt contributed.

I of course, understand why Fuentes would like to make it all about Israel.


Let's accept these polls are real and not fake news... the Iran War is a primary driver behind why the economy is in terrible shape right now. Inflation was finally closing in on their 2% target right before they started it and sent global energy prices to the moon which drove inflation up which lead to higher interest rates.

This superfluous war for Israel is the primary reason why the economy still hasn't fully recovered from covid.

I don't disagree with you that the most recent inflation is largely the result of the Iran War. But this has been an issue in the Trump presidency far before the Iran War. And much of that is because of the tariffs.

People were unhappy with the economy long before we decides to attack Iran.


The way Trump and that pedophile Epstein conspirator Lutnick have managed the tariffs has been terrible.

If they had stuck to reciprocal tariffs and used the proceeds solely to pay down the national debt it would have been fine.

Obviously what really set the economy into a tailspin and kicked off the inflation spiral was the Covid spending over a fake, made-up plandemic and the fact that we doubled our debt and created 80% of all USD in circulation over the last decade.

Don't disagree with this.
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