be common sense?

So the problem is that most of these conversations are about power. They're not really about what's right or wrong. It's about who gets power. Democrats get power whenever they say that Republicans are doing bad racist things. So it doesn't even matter what the topic is. If you can blame the Republicans for doing bad racist things and you can make that stick, then you can get elected because you're the opposite of the bad racist stuff. So it's always about power. And I think what happened was that Nick was more coming at it, again I can't read his mind. This is not me trying to support his point of views. It's only up to him to defend his point of view. Let's lay that down as clearly as possible. It's only up to him. I do not support his or anybody else's point of view. It's up to him. He's on his own like everybody else just like me. But as soon as he made the switch to it's a cultural assimilation problem with immigration, that opened him up to the aha. So you're saying that people should not be treated the same based on their culture, which he would say. I'm safe in saying that. But is it just common sense or is he being a racist? It's so easy to conflate that with racism because race is involved and race is part of the decision. So if race is involved and it's part of the decision, isn't it racial? Well, the argument against that would be no. Because if somebody who is not Islamic but maybe had an Arab background was a Christian or atheist would anybody have a problem assimilating that person in the United States? I wouldn't. I would say if you already spoke English and you were a Christian you just had some Lebanese or other background. Would that be a problem? Not to me. That would be easy to assimilate. So you can strip out the racial part pretty easily if there was any way to maintain that culture is a little bit independent of race. So my bottom line is as soon as you say it's not about race, it's about culture, the Democrats will see that they can get more power by saying it is about race. It really is. You're lying. So telling the truth and common sense get overwhelmed by the narrative attacks. And I think that's just what happened to Fuentes. I think that he was young and did not realize that he was walking into the biggest trap in the world. He has since realized, I'm pretty sure he's figured