Nick Fuentes suggests ICE killing Renee Good is “probably a good thing” because the “future is at stake, whether white people exist as a race”

NICK FUENTES (HOST): Our featured story, we’re talking all about Renee Good, the 37-year-old activist who was shot and killed by ICE last week, tragically.

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I have to tell you, it is really striking that there was apparently a divide about this on the far right. And it seems that the more race-conscious, immigration-restrictionist, far-right people knew that this is not a tragedy, this is probably a good thing. And then it seems that the Israel critical, Jewish critical elements on the far right, for whatever reason, said this is a horrible tragedy and they’re coming out against ICE. And I saw some ridiculous cope about this. I saw some people say that ICE is trained by the Israeli Defense Forces, so this is Trump siccing the IDF on white people, on white women. Wow, that’s a stretch. That’s a new one. And I’m really shocked by that, but it’s a little bit alarming.

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Nobody on our side should be mourning this person. Once you know who she is and what she’s about and everything, and yes, actually all of that matters. I see a lot of people hand-waving that away and saying, “It doesn’t matter what side she’s on. She’s a human being.” Don’t get me wrong, I wish we lived in a world where nobody was dying and nobody had to die and we weren’t engaged in this conflict. But the fact of the matter is, as we all know, we are.

We do live in a world where we are engaged in a political struggle. We are engaged in a war actually, and the stakes could not be higher. This is about our civilization. This is about our ancestors, about our posterity. Their future is at stake, whether white people exist as a race. And everything that that entails, Christendom, Western civilization, all of it, it’s all at stake. And of course we have people in the country that are fighting to prevent this from happening, fighting to prevent us from preserving these things all the time.

And so, it absolutely matters what side of this issue you’re on. We’re being invaded. The people come here. They take advantage. They loot and pillage. They get caught red-handed, in this case in Minneapolis, this Somalian enclave, they get caught with their hand in the cookie jar, stealing perhaps billions of dollars of federal assistance and other money. And some people, it’s their first instinct to jump in and defend those people literally at the peril of their own life. I say, if that’s a game you want to play, good riddance.