According to Mediaite, Nick Fuentes, a white nationalist and notorious antisemite, has once again made headlines for his repugnant comments, this time targeting women over the age of 18. Fuentes, who is known for his racist rants and denial of the Holocaust, recently took to his podcast to advise men to find a young wife because, in his words, women over the age of 18 are “ew.” Donald Trump also revealed a sad Tucker Carlson mistake recently.
During his podcast, Fuentes suggested that men should seek out 16-year-old brides, claiming that this is the most “pro-sex position” possible. He then went on to say that he personally intends to find a 16-year-old wife when he turns 30, in order to avoid the “busted up” and “corrupted” women that he claims are prevalent among older age groups.
Fuentes’ comments are both disturbing and misogynistic, and it is deeply concerning that he has a platform to spew this kind of hate speech. He has previously been linked to Rep. Paul Gosar’s congressional staffer and has dined with former President Donald Trump, suggesting that he has a level of influence within certain political circles.
It is critical that we call out Fuentes and others like him for their toxic and harmful beliefs. By promoting the idea that women over the age of 18 are somehow less desirable, Fuentes is contributing to a culture that devalues women and perpetuates harmful stereotypes about age and beauty. It is important that we work to create a society where all people are valued and respected, regardless of their age, gender, or any other characteristic.
“Here I am, like, hey listen, guys. You turn 21, you find yourself a 16-year-old bride, you go crazy. You go crazy: no condoms, no snips, no abortions, no pills, no none of that. That’s the most pro-sex position there is,” Fuentes said on his podcast.
“Anyway, so that’s, anyway, so that’s where I’m at with that.”
“And, uh, yeah, I gotta find, I gotta find my 16-year-old wife. Probably when I turn 30 or something. Cause here’s the thing: I don’t wanna be like, let’s say I get married to an 18-year old now. Six year age difference. When I turn 40, she’s going to be 34. Ew.
“But if I’m 30 and she’s 16 to 14 year age difference. When I’m 50 she’ll be 36. When I’m 40, she’ll be 26. And now we’re talking here, now we’re cooking with gas. Now you can see an alternative vision for how things can be. If only you knew how different things could be.”
“You wouldn’t have to settle for these women who are all busted up, and you gotta settle, and they have a tattoo and like, ‘This is how I am. You just can’t handle all this?’ And you’re like, ‘believe me. Believe me. Not in the way you think,’” he said.
Fuentes continued mocking: “You have to deal with my tattoo. You have to deal with my long-term ex-boyfriend.”
“I want a 16-year-old that’s untouched. Untouched, pristine. Untouched, uncorrupted, innocent,” Fuentes said. “That’s what we all want. And all 16-year-olds want a older guy, who’s like, capable and strong, and everything, to sweep her off her feet. That’s what everybody wants. That’s what everybody wants.”
