Podcaster Myron Gaines Rejected at TPUSA Event and on X: Video Included

Screenshot of podcaster Myron Gaines being restricted from entering Turning Point USA event.

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Recently, fledgling podcaster Myron Gaines was refused entry to a Turning Point USA event. This was a shocking incident, considering how hard he has worked to spew hateful talking points and fit in. More ironically, Gaines is shaming racists for not wanting him around. It all went down the n X.

Immigrants are Bad

In an X Audio Space, Gaines gathered with others to discuss the identity of America. The conversation came amid the “Great Replacement Theory,” the idea that white people are being gradually genetically washed from American society. Gaines argued that America had a particular identity to protect.

“As someone who’s a first-generation American, my family is from Sudan, I should not be saying this stuff, but I’m going to be honest. A lot of these guys that come from the third world, to include my own homeland, come here and scam,” Gaines says during part of the conversation.

In the previous statement, he’s throwing dirt on people from his own homeland and figuratively kneeling. Although most immigrants don’t come to America to scam, he mentions them as scammers without acknowledging the ones who aren’t. His hate for his own country translates into a hate for himself and an ache to fit in with racists who like him as much as they do Vivek Ramaswami.

Like many politicians such as JD Vance, Gaines is a supporter of pulling the ladder up after ascending it. Normally, a person wants to help those in similar situations. Gaines was born to immigrants parents he says, but he also promotes the idea of slamming the door on new arrivals, even from his own country. The hypocrisy would be funny if it wasn’t so sad. His statements also shed the wrong type of light on immigrants.

Undocumented citizens also contribute millions to Social Security,

Most people wouldn’t know this, but documented and undocumented immigrants, inject trillions of dollars of wealth into the United States. For every $100 collected in taxes, immigrants pay over $16. That means they contribute nearly 20 percent in taxes that help fund a range of social services.

Undocumented citizens also contribute millions to Social Security, even though they can’t receive any benefits due to their legal status. But Gaines is willing to overlook this to incite disdain against immigrants, but his bootlicking for white nationalism doesn’t stop there.

Begging for Acceptance

In the same audio mentioned above, Gaines says, “And the reality is, if we want America to stay America, we gotta keep it majority white.” If anyone had mistook any of his previous statements, he made himself clear. However, when racists in that same conversation rejected him even though he too was (self) racist, Gaines got triggered.

“You got the nerve to talk to me when I got my real name out there, my real face out there. I’m live every day talking about shit that’s actually contributing to the fight, and you got the gall to fucking sit there and call me a sand n-word, you piece of shit?” Gaines says, after someone called him a slur. He seemed pretty upset.

“You wanna go ahead and have this fight by yourself…”

Gaines makes some racist remarks, but he becomes irate when that same energy is returned. It shows how hypocritical he is but also how insecure he is.

Gaines does a lot to separate himself from African Americans, including making fun of our names and insulting our language. When he is called the very thing he doesn’t want to be labeled as, it triggers his inner rage and self-consciousness. He doesn’t understand that he’ll be called an n-word by racists no matter how much he insults and distances himself from African Americans. Even after being called a slur, he sticks around.

In response, Gaines says, “This is the problem we have in these spaces. We got these stupid, autistic [bleep] that will sit there and say, ‘Well, you’re not white, so you can’t talk about this,’ or ‘You’re an n-word.’ And it’s like, okay, r-word. You wanna go ahead and have this fight by yourself, where no one’s gonna take you seriously because they’re just going to think you’re a KKK member?”

[Gaines] can be no more than a useful idiot.

There is a ton to unpack there, but the fact that he called the person “autistic” and the “r word” out of anger is self-revealing. It’s understandable to want to correct a person when they call you the n-word, but it’s not done by invoking name-calling related to vulnerable communities or conditions. Doing that makes Gaines just as bad as the racists who called him the slur.

Also, Gaines does not call the guy a KKK member but says others will. Inadvertently, he is calling the guy a Klan member. He’s too weak to do that directly. Instead, he basically offers to be the sugarcoating on his racism. He’s telling the guy that people will identify him as a racist, but Gaines is saying he can help with that. So, also within these lines, he’s trying to state his worth. He’s trying to explain why it’s beneficial to have him around. It’s pathetic.

Gaines is like a kid in a sandbox full of kids who either don’t want him there. In reality, he can be no more than a useful idiot.

The Takeaway

Myron Gaines is begging racists to accept him, even though he is of Somali heritage. He’s ranted belligerently for years against African Americans, using white supremacy talking points to make money. He’s still not white, and most Conservatives don’t want him within a hundred feet of them. His recent TPUSA rejection is the notice he didn’t get on X. They have essentially deplatformed Gaines. The self-hating gravy train is over.

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