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For several months now, there's been no avoiding the subject of Nick Fuentes.

And let's be clear, the main reason you're hearing about him is because he's popular.

A large number of people, especially young men, are interested in what he has to say.

What that says about our society and our culture is the subject of ferocious debate.

For many people, it's a grave indictment of an insidious immorality.

For others, he's a product of a culture which has turned on its own and left many young people feeling listless and bitter.

He's either a litmus test for right-wing hypocrisy on free speech or a walking-talking manifestation of where the lines should be drawn.

And a frankly preposterous amount of airtime has been spent on debating everything from his ideology

to his sexuality and whether anyone should actually talk to him at all.

If I were writing a glossary entry on the Streisand effect, I wouldn't put a picture of her next to it.

I would put a picture of Nick Fuentes.

They have opted to not do so when it comes to Nazis like Nick Fuentes.

Fuentes takes this guy apart brick by brick. It's a full takedown.

My concern is that people who are a bit more moderate are deeply alarmed by Nick Fuentes.

I was very happy to see that like Nick Fuentes really passed that test with flying colors.

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