Nick Fuentes

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Nick Fuentes

"We will make the Republican Party an extremist" - No Nick, you cannot do that, you are not the leader of the Republican Party.

Gender:	Male
Type:	Neo-Nazi
Date Joined:	March 30, 2014
Status:	Terminated
Subscribers:	Unknown (Terminated)

Nicholas Joseph "Nick" Fuentes (born: August 18, 1998 [age 26]), is an American neo-nazi political commentator and internet personality. He is the host of America First (named after Donald Trump's inauguration speech). Nick gives commentary on a variety of subjects and current events. Nick is the founder and president of the America First Foundation and C.E.O of Cozy.tv.

Why He's Really Nazi Nick

He describes himself as a "paleoconservative" and "American nationalist", even though he actually holds anti-Semitic and racist views, proving how much of a liar he is.
He created a rant about how "the First Amendment was not written for Muslims", calling Islam "a barbaric ideology that wanted to come over and kill us", thus showing that he has Islamophobia.
He denied the Holocaust by downplaying the number of Jews killed in the Holocaust. According to him, the number was actually closer to three thousand than the commonly accepted figure of 6 million.
He has implicitly supported white supremacist terrorist Patrick Crusius, having accused journalist Matt Walsh of being a "race traitor" and "faggot" for condemning Crusius's actions.
He is also a believer in racialism and claims that different races are both biologically and spiritually different. Because of this, Fuentes has called on multiple occasions for America to be racially segregated, thus also showing he is a racist.
Both Fuentes and his supporters, the so-called "Groypers", believe that immigration is a demographic threat to America when in reality it is not and that the Democratic Party wins elections because there are black people present in the country when it is not completely true.
He has spread COVID-19 misinformation, like claiming that the COVID-19 vaccine could cause AIDS and implant microchips for government surveillance,^[1] and participating in anti-vaccine rallies.
Hypocrisy: He supports racial purity, yet he is actually hispanic, as well as 14.8% Native American.
He has repeatedly criticized Turning Point USA and its founder Charlie Kirk, accusing them of betraying Donald Trump by advocating in favor of mass legal immigration, support in foreign aid for Israel and LGBT issues. Throughout October and November 2019, his supporters were present at many of Kirk's public speaking events, which featured guest speakers including Donald Trump Jr., Lara Trump, and Kimberly Guilfoyle. These campaigns frequently involved asking questions that prompt viewers to look up far-right and anti-semitic conspiracy theories and hoaxes online.
- On top of that, he has characterized the campaign as a grassroots effort to expose TPUSA as ideologically inconsistent with the ideology espoused by Donald Trump and other conservative populists. As a result of this campaign, some right-wing mainstream politicians and pundits disavowed Fuentes, characterizing his beliefs as extreme and out-of-touch with mainstream conservatism.
After Republican congressman Matt Gaetz was accused of having sexual relations with a minor, Fuentes defended him for no reason other than his belief that relationships with large age gaps are "traditional". In a video, Fuentes claimed that the age of consent is "very much a feminist agenda" and that Gaetz should have married his alleged victim. This also shows that he thinks pedophilia is not a big thing, when in reality it is.

Trivia

Despite being anti-LGBT, Fuentes was caught having a trans porn tab during a livestream while he was searching statistics revolving around his name.
In 2022, Fuentes was filmed throwing a drink at In-N-Out customers in Los Angeles after they confronted him over his views.