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‘Traditional Indian dinner’: Nick Fuentes crosses line, insults Indians as he targets JD Vance

'Traditional Indian dinner': Nick Fuentes crosses line, insults Indians as he reacts to JD Vance's rebuff over Usha jibe

Far-right Christian nationalist Nick Fuentes crossed the line as he upped the ante in his ongoing beef with Vice President JD Vance as he insulted Indians in what he thought would be his smart comeback to JD Vance’s ‘eat s**t’ tirade. Fuentes said he did not expect the vice president to be so warm as to invite him to his traditional Indian family dinner. Fuentes recently attacked Second Lady Usha Vance and openly called her a ‘jeet’ which is a common slur used against Indian-origin people. JD Vance addressed the racial attack against his wife and said anyone who attacks Usha Vance, be it Jen Psaki or Nick Fuentes, can eat s**t and that’s his official policy. “Anyone who attacks my wife, whether their name is Jen Psaki or Nick Fuentes, can eat s**t,” Vance said, taking a strong stand.

‘JD Vance is a better man than me’

“I really appreciate the invitation. It’s very gracious. I have said a lot of negative things about JD Vance. So for him to extend an invitation like that to me to have dinner, a traditional Indian dinner, with his family…it actually moved me. It actually touched me a little bit. I have been nothing but antagonistic to this guy, really unprovoked; I started the beef,” Nick Fuentes said, suggesting that Indians eat s**t. “And so for him, in the spirit of the holiday and Christmas, for him to extend an invitation in public like that, to enjoy a traditional Indian dinner prepared by his wife with his family at the Naval Observatory, he is a better man than me. Credit where it is due,” Fuentes said. Fuentes added that he would have to decline the invitation respectfully as he does not want to eat s**t. “That’s why we don’t want them here,” Fuentes said adding that he knows that Indian eat cow dung and they scratch their a** and prepare the food.

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