White supremacist Nick Fuentes body shames his supporters after they talk to CNN

John Lawrence, a devotee of white nationalist podcaster Nick Fuentes, recently posted a picture of himself and another devotee speaking with CNN reporter Donie O’Sullivan while wearing black suits, “America First” baseball caps, and casual shoes. Lawrence, who regularly shares clips of Fuentes’ broadcast to his 40,000+ Instagram followers, wrote in the caption that he and his fellow devotee were “mogging” O’Sullivan by looking more attractive than him, The Bulwark reported.

Apparently unimpressed, Fuentes reposted the image online and captioned it, “What the actual f**k is this?” In a second post, Fuentes zoomed in on Lawrence’s pale green slip-on shoes and wrote, “Can someone come kill me immediately.”

Fuentes’ then mocked his devotees’ allegedly heavy-set bodies, writing, “Do not claim to represent me if you are dressed like that and are +25 BMI [body mass index]” upon an image of them walking next to O’Sullivan while wearing shirts with Fuentes’ face printed upon them.

Fuentes then concluded his posts with a picture of Peter Griffin, the patriarchal main character of the animated adult cartoon series Family Guy, jumping out of a window.

Other Fuentes fans then began piling on Lawrence and his associate, drawing a crude cartoon showing Lawrence with his belly hanging out. In a live chat, one Fuentes fan said that he “cannot wait” for Lawrence “to be doxed and have his life ruined forever,” just because he talked to a CNN reporter. (The content of the actual interview remains unknown since it hasn’t been released yet.)

Another Fuentes fan wrote, “I agree with @NickJFuentes! This is not a movement for fat people! We need people who are physically fit representing AF!!! #AmericaFirst #Christisking.”

Fuentes has referred to Black people as n-words, said that “the GOP is run by Jews, atheists, and homosexuals,” described Adolf Hitler as “really fu**ing cool,” said “perfidious Jews” must “be given the death penalty” after “we take power,” and said, “A lot of women want to be raped… They want a guy to beat the s**t out of them.”

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Originally published here.