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How rejecting "open borders & gender abracadabra" made us "right-wing" overnight—Konstantin Kisin nails it. In this clip, Kisin reflects: 25 years ago, no one was pushing "open borders" or "change your sex with a word." Rejecting that wasn't "right-wing"—it was common sense. But now? "F... off with this shit"... show more

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