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<blockquote data-quote="Cortés" data-source="post: 1604810" data-attributes="member: 9936">Ultimately, I think that Nick has been a force for good for right wing youth in America. I remember after the Groyper war he made a call for everyone serious about change to start chasing after influential positions and not just dropping out of society. Around that time I was one of those people planning on dropping out of society - moving to Brazil and working as an English teacher. While I&#039;m still living abroad, I&#039;ve started pursuing greater things after hearing that call to action. My aspirations have more purpose than before and along my current path there are ways that I can tangibly be a part of bringing down the system. This doesn&#039;t even begin to get into how influential he was at a time when I was embracing my faith. I already had one foot in the church at the time but he was a big part of me leaving my old ways completely behind me. This is the case for thousands of young men who have gone deeper into their faith because of him.I watched the Jaden and Simon stream and It did get me pretty concerned. But what&#039;s more concerning is Nick&#039;s &quot;response&quot; stream last night. The aloof, not worth responding to, above it all atitude might work with petty beef against like Richard Spencer or something. But when two people who used to be your close friends come out and make somewhat reasonable claims about your honesty and leadership behind the scenes then you need to address the claims made. Jaden and Simon made the point that he is severing all of his political connections and destroying his movement. Time will tell if this is true. It sounds like Nick was genuine and started something truly special but is being misguided by his ego, something I have personally noticed in the past year or so.If he could clear this all up I would still 100% support him, but its not looking like he will &quot;lower&quot; himself to address this.Did he appear on someone&#039;s show to respond to the Jaden stream the other night?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cortés, post: 1604810, member: 9936"] Ultimately, I think that Nick has been a force for good for right wing youth in America. I remember after the Groyper war he made a call for everyone serious about change to start chasing after influential positions and not just dropping out of society. Around that time I was one of those people planning on dropping out of society - moving to Brazil and working as an English teacher. While I'm still living abroad, I've started pursuing greater things after hearing that call to action. My aspirations have more purpose than before and along my current path there are ways that I can tangibly be a part of bringing down the system. This doesn't even begin to get into how influential he was at a time when I was embracing my faith. I already had one foot in the church at the time but he was a big part of me leaving my old ways completely behind me. This is the case for thousands of young men who have gone deeper into their faith because of him. I watched the Jaden and Simon stream and It did get me pretty concerned. But what's more concerning is Nick's "response" stream last night. The aloof, not worth responding to, above it all atitude might work with petty beef against like Richard Spencer or something. But when two people who used to be your close friends come out and make somewhat reasonable claims about your honesty and leadership behind the scenes then you need to address the claims made. Jaden and Simon made the point that he is severing all of his political connections and destroying his movement. Time will tell if this is true. It sounds like Nick was genuine and started something truly special but is being misguided by his ego, something I have personally noticed in the past year or so. If he could clear this all up I would still 100% support him, but its not looking like he will "lower" himself to address this. Did he appear on someone's show to respond to the Jaden stream the other night? [/QUOTE]

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