Kanye West Tells Jewish People To Forgive Hitler And "Get Over It"

During a recent appearance on Gavin McInnes' podcast, Kanye West stated that it was time for Jewish people to "forgive Hitler" and then went on to say that they needed to "get over it." This might be the most disgusting comment the musician has made, as it undermines the atrocities that Hitler committed during the Holocaust. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.

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During an interview with, uh, proud Boys founder Gavin McGinnis this week, Kanye West Yay, as he's now called, actually said, the Jewish people not only need to forgive Hitler, but that they also need to, as he put it, let it go. Get over it. So before I continue, here is the clip. This is yay, Kanye West, talking to Gavin McGinnis about what Jewish people need to do regarding the whole Holocaust thing. Take a look

As you love Jews, but you're canceled for antisemitism because you also love Hitler, but you love everyone. Equally good guys and bad guys.

Yeah, Jewish people can't tell me who I can love and who I can't love. You can't say you can't force your pain on everyone else. Jewish people forgive Hitler today. Let it go, let it go, and stop trying to force it on other people. Good night.

Uh, not featured in that clip, but also present during the interview was white nationalist anti-Semite, Neo-Nazi Nick Fuentes. He was just off to, uh, Kanye's, right? You don't see him in the clip again, but he is there and he did speak in the interview throughout it. 6 million Jewish people were murdered in the Holocaust. Adolph Hitler did that 6 million. And Kanye West is out there telling Jewish people, get over it. Forgive him, move on. Don't push that on me. Kanye has, of course, in the last couple of weeks here, said some incredibly antisemitic things, but this one absolutely takes the cake. The amount of hatred that is clearly there between this man and the entire Jewish population on this planet is disgusting. And I don't know if it's because he's always felt this way, he just now feels like he can say it, or, I don't know if this man has just been, you know, basically brainwashed to put it mildly by Nick Fuentes. I don't know which one it is, but it doesn't even matter which one it is. We're dealing with an individual who claims I love everybody. I love the Jews. I love Hitler. I love Nazis. I love people that aren't Nazis. No, you cannot love all of those things at the same time. I'm sorry, but some of those things are infl, in fact, mutually exclusive. You can't do that

If you wanna hold these beliefs. We cannot stop you from holding those horrible beliefs,

But that doesn't mean that you're free from the consequences of espousing these beliefs every time you get in front of a camera. And I believe at this point that Kanye does need to be shunned by every single corporation out there, by every single record label, by anything this man is attached to. They need to cut their ties immediately. Uh, a lot of 'em obviously already have, but not enough. He needs to be made a pariah. These conservative outlets need to stop parading him on there thinking, oh, well, maybe it's not so bad. It's bad. And his little weird mask thing that he's wearing, that's not normal.

This man is filled with hate. This man, in my opinion, uh, has some horrible things wrong with him as well, not just the hatred part. I, I think there's personally, I think there's something genuinely wrong with him and it's getting worse, and we're watching it get worse in real time. And the biggest issue is Kanye is a mainstream person in this country. He is an influencer. He has people that follow him, that hang on every single word he says. He is mainstreaming this kind of antisemitism, and that's the danger of it. He is introducing it to people who may not have been interested at all, but now they're listening to it saying, okay, that makes sense to me. That's terrifying. And it's happening. And the more these people give him an audience, the more people he reaches, the more people who may kind of feel like that.