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"Being 25% Mexican doesn't make him fully Mexican" -some groyper defending Nick Fuentes Here is Nick Fuentes saying "if you're 12% Jewish, you're Jewish" Groyper logic: "12% means you are Jewish... 25% is not worth mentioning because it doesn't make you fully Mexican" 😂🤡

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