Nick Fuentes talks about how genetics determines A LOT about a person

Nick Fuentes, “The real, the real red pill that makes people uncomfortable is the fact that our state is in some ways is unchangeable. In some ways unchangeable, in some ways changeable but in some ways unchangeable. What people are really uncomfortable with is this idea that we are made a certain way genetically and I can be tall or short ugly or good-looking smart or dumb people are made uncomfortable by the fact that this is reality and that that matters tremendously.”
Nick Fuentes, “People who are born good-looking generally have a way better life than if you’re ugly you can’t change it! And there’s nothing you can do about it! There is no science or medicine or something that can make you beautiful, you’re born ugly, just ugly! And it is going to be harder for you!”
Nick Fuentes, “At the end of the day, we can all work really hard to improve our looks and that is another way to be sure, but you’ll never come close to the sort of effortless that is given to someone who is born good-looking. People don’t like to admit how much these kinds of things matter because of the inequality because that means that for some people it is going to be a lot harder for them than for other people to change. It is really race and IQ really boils down to is people that are fundamentally uncomfortable with difference and inequality, really.”
Nick Fuentes, “The truth is that there is human inequality. The fact that some will have more and some will have less and there’s nothing anyone can do about it and it’s not fair and is not equitable but that’s the way it is and we all participated we all unconsciously will participated and there is not, there no societal provisions that can change it on an individual level.”
Nick Fuentes, “And you see this in self-help where people say, ‘you can be whatever you want! you will be whatever you want! you can be anything as long as you put your mind to it!”
Nick Fuentes, “You know you can’t! you can’t be anything! you can’t do anything! you’re not even guaranteed that you will be alive tomorrow or in 10 years because of a diagnosed condition that is your lineage has been carrying forever!
Nick Fuentes, “But I’m here to tell you that that’s ok! And that’s just that’s the course of life but what’s more is I will never be able to be an NBA player! Genetically. I will never be something that is outside of our reach and that’s okay! Because what you find is that here’s the real answer! inequality is ok! Its not ok to try to trick people so that they feel better and tell them you can accomplish everything!”
Nick Fuentes, “The real answer is life is just cruel and for people to have more than other people. that as a people, we are fickle and we are suffering and we toil and our lives are monotonous! And we have to work! And we have to we have to die! And we have to deal with the degradation of our bodies and our minds! That is the truth for everybody!”
Nick Fuentes, “And yes some people earn more money and some people get more comfortable and more novel experience, but that’s about it. The real way that we can get along in society is to accept the quality that we all want to be treated with respect by the people, and it is very sad!”
Nick Fuentes, “And there is a great tragedy and that everyone has dreams and aspirations! Only a few people will be able to achieve their aspirations, very few people have that capability that will match with their aspirations, and most of the time its just acoincidence of what they want verses what they can attain!”
Nick Fuentes, “Very few people.”
Nick Fuentes, “And the rest of us not so much. And what we got now is where people get this ideological or this this conviction that culture culture matters, right? They always say ‘Culture matters!’, but I just chuckle.”
Nick Fuentes, “People want culture to matter more than it does. They want culture to matter because life is a little bit less cruel and uncomfortable to imagine a world where people are failing because of their own choice because of their own faults!”
Nick Fuentes, “Why are the black people committing all of these crimes? Because these are fixable behaviors and to some extent it’s their fault! and if they could just be put in a better situation or if they could just adopt the different behavior, then things wouldn’t be so bad! That is a lot easier pill to swallow! that we’re all the same that all the groups are the same fundamentally.”
Nick Fuentes, “That’s the same raw thinking on the inside somehow that all groups have the same capabilities. Even though we know as individuals but as a matter of are the people making the right choice?