You know I watched the video, and I've got some questions, specifically why is a women in traditional clothing on a cooking show, propaganda? I don't really see how that is negative.

Second, I know how people look at me specifically because I support free speech, but I'm not a racist. I do accept that different races are genetically different. That is not racism that is reality. This piece implies that is racism, can anyone explain that to me?

Third. She is a women who had a boyfriend who decided he was a fascist. What exactly does that have to do with race? I understand that she talked about the day of rope and all that but that is not specifically a thing that has to do with nationalism or even ethno-nationalism. Wanting an ethno state doesn't exactly mean you want to kill anyone it means you want a state that has one specific race, South Africa specifically wants one right now and is committing genocide of white people to get it. Whites have never done this, unless you accept the narrative of the holocaust which is hard to verify at best. Wanting to be around people who look like you is pretty much human nature world wide, western countries are the only places this just isn't accepted as normal. I know I've spent a lot of time talking to people from all over the world since founding this site. I could go on and on. However my point is looking at something that is different from you and being cautious is human nature. It doesn't mean you hate it, it means you don't understand it.

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