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Can someone please explain exactly how Nick Fuentes is supposedly better than Ben “in all of those things”? Specifically, I mean his ability to debate and win arguments. I genuinely have not seen a single example of this... Also, listen to Dave towards the end: “Nick is right on...

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Hasan laughs at Asmongold thinking he has any mainstream relevance and compares his own motion Nick Fuentes "There's something very funny about Asmongold thinking that he's in any way shape or form mainstream..respect, u got me on this one..I don't even think he's mainstream in Europe either" "I just don't think he's genuinely a mainstream figure in an way shape or form..if he truly was..prob would have a lot more attention on things that he's doing..I think Nick Fuentes is a more mainstream figure" "When u look at Nick Fuentes..and then u compare them to my interventions in American politics..analytics wise, I think Asmongold obviously clears Nick Fuentes and certainly myself as well, but in the real world, talking real world impact it's not even close..part of the reason why he's (Fuentes) so sad all the time and so angry all the time and cries about me on his show" "As far as Asmongold goes I mean he's nothing, utterly irrelevant"
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Hasan laughs at Asmongold thinking he has any mainstream relevance and compares his own motion Nick Fuentes "There's something very funny about Asmongold thinking that he's in any way shape or form mainstream..respect, u got me on this one..I don't even think he's mainstream in Europe either" "I just don't think he's genuinely a mainstream figure in an way shape or form..if he truly was..prob would have a lot more attention on things that he's doing..I think Nick Fuentes is a more mainstream figure" "When u look at Nick Fuentes..and then u compare them to my interventions in American politics..analytics wise, I think Asmongold obviously clears Nick Fuentes and certainly myself as well, but in the real world, talking real world impact it's not even close..part of the reason why he's (Fuentes) so sad all the time and so angry all the time and cries about me on his show" "As far as Asmongold goes I mean he's nothing, utterly irrelevant"

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