Essay:The Groyper Wars

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I will call you out if you are a cuck or if you are an extremist. This seems to be a contentious issue.

I do not believe it is self-contradictory to agree with this while disagreeing with this (but not with the response); or to agree with this while disagreeing with this.

Nick Fuentes is a white nationalist. He is racist and anti-Semitic. So, essentially, he's the same as Richard Spencer.[1]

Some people seem to be on the wrong side of this one. Take the YouTuber The Amazing Lucas. Lucas has defended Nick Fuentes three times, even hosting him for a livestream. Lucas attacked Donald Trump, Jr. and Young Americans for Freedom. Or take Milo Yiannopoulos, who has viciously attacked Turning Point USA, Charlie Kirk, and Rob Smith. Milo also hosted Nick Fuentes for a softball interview. Or take identitarian Faith Goldy, who produced a blatantly false and anti-Trump propaganda video for VDARE in support of Nick Fuentes and his defenders that condemned Turning Point USA and the Trump Administration as "Conservative Inc."

This is not establishment vs. anti-establishment. I am very anti-establishment. But these people attack movement conservatives as well as mainstream conservatives. Besides, they have been defended by establishment conservative outlets, such as RedState, and they have defended establishment conservative outlets like Drudge Report.

You can disagree with Ben Shapiro on trade or theology. People have respectfully challenged him in those areas, and he has admitted when he has been wrong. Even his own co-workers have disagreed with him or held differing opinions from him. You can do that without stooping to anti-Semitism or emotionalism, or attempting to humiliate him in front of his wife and children. Ben Shapiro is right about white nationalists, despite the claims of some. He is not the only one on the right side of this issue.

"Groyper" is an anti-Semitic term signifying the "goys" "groping" the Jewish establishment. The establishment is not, of course, Jewish or Zionist. Quite the opposite, in fact (see The Establishment and Zionism).

When I heard that Breitbart News caved and fired Zionist[2] editor Katie McHugh for criticizing Islam,[3] I opposed and continue to oppose that. If Ben Shapiro's claims are true that "Sloppy Steve Bannon"[4] was fired for being "alt-right adjacent," I oppose Steve Bannon.

The facts and the truth are all that matter. Disagree with Ben Shapiro on trade, theology, or the two-party system. Disagree with him on foreign policy (even though I don't) or even call him a cuck (even though he's not). Don't attack him for condemning white nationalism.

I'm a protectionist. I'm a populist. I'm a nationalist. And I am an anti-establishment anti-racist who opposes both globalist neocons and the far-right.

What makes people think that Nick Fuentes is a conservative? During a "Groyper Leadership Summit" that he hosted, which was named to intentionally mock the efforts of Turning Point USA to advance minority communities with their Black Leadership Summits and Jewish Leadership Summits, Fuentes condemned individualism and capitalism.

Yes, Hunter Avallone is a cuck.[5][6][7] But are you guys really much better?[8][9] And President Donald John Trump's philo-Semitism has been well-documented,[10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23] so don't you dare call yourselves Trump supporters. When President Trump signed an Executive Order combating anti-Semitism on college campuses, these people complained about it. I had to fight these guys in the chat while Trump was speaking at TPUSA. They have issued death threats against Andrew Klavan and his family for criticizing them. This meme sums it up perfectly.

Which side do these "groypers" think the Trump Administration would pick? Donald Trump, Jr. was heckled off the stage by an angry mob of these extremists at an event hosted by TPUSA. President Donald Trump signed a resolution condemning anti-Semitism on university campuses to push back against BDS, and discussed the resolution at an event hosted by TPUSA. Sarah Huckabee Sanders, when she was 11 years old, was taken by her father to Yad Vashem in Israel, where she asked her father why no-one intervened to stop the Holocaust from occurring, something she discussed at an event hosted by TPUSA. As Sanders said, "When good people sit back and don't get involved, bad things happen."

We have to win this. The future of American conservatism is at stake.