Nick Fuentes is telling his followers to turn on the GOP completely and utterly even if it costs the GOP the Senate cause of Georgia.
Will this succeed? Who knows. But very well that any votes that would normally going to GOP cannot be counted on anymore if possible. So those who said the GOP won the important shit may well be prove wrong.
GOP delenda est, basically.
When I first started seeing Nick Fuentes catching headlines I had the following reaction:
I mean, we have this guy who is only like 20 years old who came out of nowhere and is supposedly at the head of an important movement within the Alt-Right (or whatever) and he and his guys are showing at up a Don Jr. event being disruptive even as Don Jr. was trying to walk the line between sympathetically addressing their concerns and trying not to scare the normies. It just smelled a bit fishy to me.
Don‘t get me wrong, I think that we really need the so called “far right” to put pressure on the GOP and other supposedly conservative institutions in order to keep them from just becoming tools of the left, as they have a tendency to become - but Trump and the movement associated with him was already working on that and the the Groyper thing just seemed to be causing needless conflict within the right.
I’ll have to watch the video, I might change my mind, but if Nick Fuentes is telling people to leave the GOP for not being far right enough (if we can call it that) then it makes me even more suspicious of him. Maybe if he were talking about the GOP who nominated John McCain or Mitt Romney I could see a point there, but Trump’s GOP is genuinely improving, it’s a bad time to call on more far right elements to leave the GOP when they actually have a greater chance of influencing it than any time in decades.
People on the far right, Alt-Right, nationalists, populists, paleo-cons, or whatever we want to call this assortment of dissident rightists would be better served by trying to ride the Trump wave while winning converts as they can, rather than causing trouble for the closest thing they have to allies.
EDIT:
Okay, I watched the video and Fuentes does make some good points, but my fundamental opinion remains - leaving the GOP is a bad strategy. Of course, the Republican Party sucks, most of us have known that for a while now, and it’s still full of never-Trumpers, RINOs, neocons, and other DC elites who are essentially enemies of the Republican base. The solution, though, isn’t to turn America over to the Democrats, but rather to work to primary out those rotten apples in the GOP and to simply change the country and culture in grass root ways that don’t directly involve national politics.