Nick Fuentes to Hunter Biden
White People Watched Charlie Kirk Die …
They Didn’t Riot Like Black People After MLK!!!
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Nick Fuentes and Hunter Biden‘s debate got heated around issues of race relations … with the far-right commentator arguing white people didn’t blow up after Charlie Kirk‘s death like Black people did after MLK‘s.
Clips from the pair’s conversation are going viral on social media … including one in which Fuentes — who has been described by the Anti-Defamation League and even Encyclopedia Britannica as a white supremacist, though he rejects the label — argued white people moving to the suburbs coincided with dangerous race riots in America during the late 1960s.
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Biden didn’t argue for the violence, but he injected some nuance into the debate … mentioning the anger and frustration which caused the violence came from generations-long disrespect and oppression of the Black community.
Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination simply pushed many over the edge, Biden argued … and Fuentes fired back by pointing out cities weren’t burned down after President Donald Trump was shot or when Kirk was assassinated.
The two then debated Tyler Robinson‘s views — who is accused of killing Kirk — with Fuentes insisting he’s a liberal while Biden pointed out he came from a conservative background.
There was a lot more to their conversation about race as well … the two talked about everything from crime to President Trump.
As we told you, this isn’t the only time this debate got heated … sources revealed to us the two shared some laughs over the course of their conversation — but moderator Andrew Callaghan also almost had to get between the two to stop a full-blown fight from going down.
More clips will be rolling out soon enough … and we’ve got a feeling they’ll feature a ton of memorable moments.
