I don't think so, I hope not, but again, I look at this and
I say as a biblical Christian, if I accept the premise that I'm
trying to keep America white, what am I actually doing?
Here is where I want to come alongside the Ann Coulters,
whenever she writes Adios America, Michelle Malkin, Tucker Carlson,
whenever he talks about the great replacement theory.
The people propagating these theories, the clergy, the great replacement,
the democrats, all these people that are allowing mass open borders.
They haven't, it's never been voted on,
the American people don't support it hands down or against it completely.
It's not nativism, it's common sense, but the real issue
at the core here is that and I can't believe no one else sees this.
They want to get rid of white people because of their Christianity,
let people come into the country so that we can teach them the gospel.
I think if that happens, we should, you should teach everybody the gospel, Amen,
Jesus told you to.
What I'm saying, is that if you had a culture that focused on the gospel,
you wouldn't have mass migration.
People take notice my whole point for this, zionism,
jews taking over the world, the Rothschilds.
The clergy plan the white replacement theology or a white replacement theory,
I largely agree that all of those things are happening.
>> Okay, so what you just saw there and
understandably it's jumping around as the insane mind does is a candidate.
Jaren Jackson, who is a state Senate, senator right now wants to become
a congress person in Oklahoma as right wing streamer.
And apparently one of these people that believes literally everything that he
reads online..
He believes all of those conspiracy theories, with the way that he wants to
differentiate himself as you saw there was that he goes further than all of that.
He accepts all of those conspiracy theories,
some you're probably familiar with great replacement.
The other thing I don't even know some of the stuff he's talking about,
it's the insane things that people come up with to occupy themselves on fortune or
whatever.
He accepts all that stuff, but he wants to go a bit further or
he wants to add a bit of context.
But he does agree that international Jews are definitely trying to replace white
people and dems here are definitely trying to replace white people.
And Cunanan is definitely a thing and satan is definitely operating through
antifa and all of that, he agrees with all of that stuff.
He thinks that immigration and
race mixing to produce multi ethnic kids is obviously an issue, and
look, we've we've identified a lot of crazy candidates and all that.
I want to be clear here,
he got first in his primary and is going to a runoff right now.
He got the most votes in an election, that presumably had at least
one candidate who didn't believe all of these conspiracy theories.
And so we do kind of have to take this guy Jaren Jackson seriously,
unfortunately, JR.
>> Isn't that weird, It's people like this,
they push their Christianity on folks, they all the Christian.
The Christians were getting overtaken, my God,
we're being replaced by Latinos, immigrants from other countries.
There's a very large percentage of Latinos that are Christians believe in
the same thing that these white folks believe in.
And the difference that he sees is they're not white christians,
so that's what God believes in his apparently white Christians.
That's why the pictures they have of Jesus and all your focus is he's white,
he's got long blonde flowing hair.
Definitely not looking like anything where they, where he's from, but he's white
because we have to preserve this whiteness associated with Christianity.
Because that's the purest form, that's the most moral religion that there is,
we can't associate anyone else with this religion because it's ours and
that's something else that they're afraid is probably being taken away.
But part of the whole thing about Christianity is supposed to spread
the word and convert people, if you do that,
it's got to be more than just white folks, right?
It doesn't have to make sense, I feel like we say it so much,
it doesn't have to make sense.
And again, next time someone wants to call Laura Ingraham, Tucker Cross, and
Michelle Malkin, anti semites or
bigots don't blame the person saying it blame this guy.
He's the one who told you, he said, I agree with all your anti Semitism and
bigotry, I would just go further.
>> Exactly, and I would also say, hey Tucker Carlson,
I know that you find it like inconvenient that people have identified that you're
pushing great replacement theory.
And you love to say nobody actually believes that it must really annoy you,
that this guy is coming and saying no, I totally believe that.
A candidate for office and I believe that, I said he was running for Congress,
I was mistaken, he's running to become a state senator and
he is currently leading to be clear.
But no, he's just saying it like he believes in Qanon he
says I appreciate Q, I love anons, Q Is so intriguing.
He says he's not beholden to Jews, and
he listed the Jews as evidence that evil exists.
Again, he is not just a Rando, he is not just a right wing streamer,
he is not just a candidate, he led in the primary and
could very well be in the state legislature in Oklahoma.
And we could show you go to go to the Media Matters article if you want to
see all of it.
This guy is enthusiastic in the same way that other right wing streamers who become
politicians like Marjorie Greene have been.
They don't hide this stuff,
they enthusiastically accept every BS crazy conspiracy theory, and
they push it for clout, clout that they get and he's successfully running on it.
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