Nick Fuentes compared being born in 2026 to playing a video game on nightmare difficulty, citing abortion and trans rights.
Far-right influencer Nick Fuentes compared being born in 2026 to playing a video game on the greatest difficulty. On a recent livestream on Rumble, Fuentes brought up abortion and social media trends to make his point. X user @AutisticClips shared a clip of the comments and the post went viral, garnering over half a million views within half a day.
After a viewer joked about their mother, Nick Fuentes dove into the analogy and said:
“Imagine being born in 2026. You’re playing life on nightmare difficulty. You are playing life on ironman, hardcore, nightmare difficulty.”
He also brought up abortion, claiming that mothers in 2026 are trying to abort their children “up until nine months”:
“You load into the game; you’re playing insanity difficulty, no tutorial, no respawns. Your mom is trying to abort you right up until nine months.”
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“Try Making It Out Alive”: Nick Fuentes Implies It Is Impossible To Be a Well-Adjusted Individual in 2026
Nick Fuentes extended the analogy, describing the dangers a child faces after birth. The far-right activist brought up harmful social media trends. In an oblique reference to the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, he implied mothers are trying to kill their children using exercise bands. Fuentes also referenced anti-trans rhetoric and claimed it is impossible to be a “well-adjusted human” and come out unscathed in the current society:
“You get out of the womb. Now she is trying to kill you with an exercise band because she saw a TikTok. You go to school; they try to cut your p**is off. It’s so bad. Try being a well-adjusted human being on Earth in 2026. Try making it out alive without dying, without being molested, without being dismembered in some way.”
For context, Lindsay Clancy allegedly strangled her three kids using exercise bands. Nick Fuentes has been a staunch critic of Clancy defenders. A few weeks ago, he called out fellow far-right commentator Candace Owens for saying Clancy is not guilty.
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