"The only thing more disconcerting than the proliferation of virulent, overt anti-Semitism on both the left and right in recent years has been the mainstreaming of a less proud, but more insidious kind of Jew hatred in recent months. Tucker Carlson, the conspiracy theory-addled internet personality still benefitting from the air of legitimacy his stint at Fox News lent him, sat down this week with Nick Fuentes, the country's most infamous champion of open anti-Semitism."
"After Fuentes submitted that there was a deep connection between Jewishness, Jewish identity, the Jewish religion and the neoconservative foreign policy principles the two commentators share a mutual loathing for, Carlson agreed in principle, chalking it up to identity politics. But the problem in your response is it does not apply to every individual, he added. No, and I would never say that, insisted Fuentes in reply."
Virulent, overt anti-Semitism has risen across the left and right while a subtler, insidious Jew hatred has become mainstreamed. Tucker Carlson conducted a friendly interview with Nick Fuentes in which Carlson largely nodded as Fuentes attacked organized Jewry and linked Jewish identity to neoconservative foreign policy. Carlson characterized the linkage as identity politics while asserting individuals should be judged separately. Fuentes denied targeting all Jews, distinguishing “perfidious” Jews from others. Fuentes has a documented history of praising Adolf Hitler and calling for violence against Jews while strategically reframing his rhetoric to appear less universally hostile.
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