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Whenever there is a mass shooting that is attributed to White Nationalism, Greg Johnson posts a commentary in which he bemoans the fact that he has to keep writing the same thing over and over. I’m in a similar position now, as I feel compelled to rewrite the same essay I wrote two weeks ago in which I discussed Lucas Gage getting a three-month suspension from Twitter/X for a video rant wherein he said that Jews are “literal demons” and that we should “slay them.”

Gage’s defense was that the clip in question had been deceptively edited, and that if one watches the entire discussion, he clearly meant that we should “slay them” metaphorically. Many cried that Elon Musk’s excuse for the ban was disingenuous and that the powers-that-be were just looking for any excuse to ban Gage because he was standing up to Zionism.

Lucas Gage explained in his non-edited video statement what he meant by “slay demons.” He was referring to how to handle *debating* zionists–which aren’t necessarily jewish.

“You shame them, you call them out, you show people what they are. THAT’S ALL YOU DO.”

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— Sam Parker