Republican Senate hopeful from Wisconsin, and gunning for Paul Ryan’s seat, Paul Nehlen, has gone on the offensive after a seven-day Twitter ban. Nehlen angered a lot of people after posting graphs highlighting the prevalence of Jewish men and women at almost every mainstream media company. The tipping point came, however, when Nehlen tweeted a picture of a book he was reading called “Culture of Critique”. The book is considered “anti-semitic” by Jews.
The backlash to his tweet was swift. Breitbart cut off all ties, and everyone from Jake Tapper and Shapiro to Bill Kristol to Mike Cernovich condemned him. Mike Cernovich posted an article attempting to take a “neutral” position on the issue. He condemned book saying:
Jake Tapper and the book burners are trash, and so is Paul Nehlen.
It’s embarrassing that “journalists” freak out because people read edgy books. I’ve never read The Culture of Critique, and don’t plan to. But if Nehlen reads it, so what? I thought Nazis were the ones who burned books.
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It’s also embarrassing that Nehlen’s thought he was in high school and posted a picture of a book to show a bunch of Nazi LARP’ers how cool he is.
You know what’s embarrassing? This article. Cernovich went on to bash his internet rival.
Nehlen’s team would beg me to interview him, and it got tiresome actually.
Nehlen found Bannon and Breitbart, they didn’t find him. Nehlen joined a team and offered assurances that he was a normal functioning adult.
I went to Wikipedia to find Nehlen’s age. He’s a 48-year-old man, and he is posting memes sent to him by teenage boys. This isn’t normal behavior.
Yes, he admitted to using Wikipedia as his source.
He continued to criticize Nehlen for his interests in socializing with other people, saying it was basically begging for attention. In the same article in which he disapproved of Nehlens Tweet about an “edgy book”, Cernovitch admitted to the following:
One of my favorite books is written by a communist general who was responsible for leading the war efforts against America during the Vietnam War.
Mike Cernovich and Paul Nehlen have been at it for a while, and tonight in a live stream with Baked Alaska, Nehlen called out his adversary by saying: “Mike Cernovich was Sucking on Some Tranny’s Ding-Dong Resulting in a Chemically Salty Taste in His Mouth.” As you can see, the battle is far from over.
Unfortunately, once the live stream ended, CNN blocked the video for copyright reasons.
As Paul Nehlen continues to go to war not only Cernovitch but Ben Shapiro, the ADL, and other groups on his social media platform, I guess he shows the courage it takes to proudly state your beliefs and go against the status quo.
Though it’s terrible to see right-wing figures we might like go up against each other, it’s also refreshing to see that at least one of them won’t back down just so that everyone will like him and agree with him.
Everyone seems to pander these days. Can safely say, whether you like him or not, Nehlen isn’t one of those.
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