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Just listen to yourself presents.

I'm just saying with Cura Davis.

Kanye's steep decline into chaotic thinking has been more and more public these days.

By now we've all heard his

anti-Semitic rantings and he recently showed up on Alex Jones, the last rest stop before

pulling into Crazy Town forever, trying to tell the audience that Hitler actually wasn't that bad.

It's led everyone to scratch their heads and wonder, what happened to Kanye? That's far too

lengthy of a discussion

for these few minutes. But one thing to note about Kanye is that he is a genius and as such is

highly curious and highly susceptible. Genuices are always learning. And while that's a good quality,

it also means men like Kanye West are more prone to absorbing bad ideas alongside the good ones.

Look at his current circle of, quote, friends.

Candice Owens, who has more terrible things to say about black people than good things.

Milo Unopoulos who left the conservative blogosphere in disgrace and is now a vocal and committed

anti-Semite, and Nick Fuentes, who is a racist crazy person.

The Yi who just uttered Hitler wasn't so bad is not the Yi of two, four, or five years ago,

but his circle of influence is not the same either.

I see good things about Hitler is a popular talking point among white supremacists,

and it's clear to me it's what

Fuentes and Milo have been flooding these senses with. I predict Kanye will dispute the number

of Jews murdered during the Holocaust shortly. That is another white supremacist talking point

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