2022-12-08 20:39:12
Much has been said about the clip of Alex Jones slagging Kanye and Nick Fuentes on the Steven Crowder show over the past few days, as it has been making the rounds in various right wing circles all across social media. At first glance, the natural reaction seems to be anger for Jones's two faced behavior. After all, he did have Nick and Ye in studio and he could have easily called them on these things to their faces... but instead, the self proclaimed Anglo Explorer (Jones) felt the need to smear the two men responsible for his biggest show in years days after their appearance, in what was no doubt a pathetic attempt to save his image with his overlords and remaining boomer Qanon fans.
But to me, the story here isn't so much Jones's cowardly attacks as it is his rather pathetic moral framework. After all, Jones, a self-described "real liberal" is seen here attacking Fuentes and Spencer for their perceived "homoerotic" obsession with Hitler. This certainly carries with it a lot of baggage, not the least of which is the rather pronounced homophobia in the rhetoric of the self purported hardcore Libertarian that Alex fancies himself to be.
(Interesting how Alex's libertarian attitude towards sexuality goes by the wayside when he's attacking the enemies of his paymasters)
But even if we remove the "homoerotic" element of Jones's critque, we are still left with the real issue here: Hitler. Ye professed a profound sense of Christian love for Hitler, which almost immediately sent Alex into a tailspin as he was confronted with his first guest in years (maybe ever?) to actually reject the InfoWars host's pathetic sense of morality. Ironically, for all of his loudly proclaimed disdain for former Führer, Alex himself cannot stop talking about him. Similar to a hysterical American shitlib, Alex routinely calls the left "Nazis" and is almost single-handedly responsible for perpetuating the myth that George Soros, a left-wing Jew, was somehow a proud Nazi collaborator during the second world war.
For all of Jones's anti-Hitler hysteria, he wouldn't have a political identity without the Austrian painter. After all, how else does the self-perceived "good" in a post WW2 America define itself without the "evil" that is good ol' Adolf?
Long story short... it can't. Alex's framework requires the Hitler slur, or else his audience would likely inevitably slide into ethnonationalism and leave him by the wayside for people like us.
I say all of this simply to point out that Ye's perspective on this is actually correct. The Nazi slur that is routinely tossed at whites who have committed the cardinal sin of not hating themselves is fast approaching a century in age. As Ye and others have pointed out, it's time to let it go. I am not someone who is hysterical about the Third Reich nor am I trying to appease my enemies... I'm simply someone who wants to win. The simple fact is that Jones and his ilk need the Hitler myth more than we do. It's a key component in keeping American contards on the proverbial plantation and out of racially aware circles they unconsciously long to be in.
They say that a man only truly dies when the world no longer speaks his name. In this sense, Hitler is still very much alive. But I truly believe that he has finally earned the right to be put to rest... if only for the fact that our enemies need him more than we do. Some of you may disagree. You may believe that rehabilitating the Third Reich is the only way forward. But I say give the man a rest. After all, you can always wake him up down the road if I'm wrong...
- JL
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