20 Far-Right Conservatives Spewed Their Wild Beliefs In A Debate With 1 Progressive, And It's Going Viral For Being Absolutely Absurd

    "The disgusting and horrible rhetoric that I just witnessed makes me absolutely sick."

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    If you haven't heard of the media company Jubilee, they specialize in hosting political and social debates between people of widely opposing views, and their videos are known for being both educational and unhinged.

    People sit in a circle for a discussion, with two men at a table in the center, participating in a recorded debate

    Their latest video, called "1 Progressive vs 20 Far-Right Conservatives," features Mehdi Hasan, an award-winning journalist and former TV host on MSNBC, as the progressive. Hasan agreed to timed debates with a group of far-right conservatives on various political topics, and so many moments are going mega-viral.

    Man in a blazer holding a microphone, engaged in a serious discussion with another person

    You can watch the whole thing here:

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    Some of the highlights from the 1 hour and 40-minute-long debate include one argument about whether or not immigrants are good for America:

    Two people debating immigration. First: "Immigrants aren't Americans." Second: "40–50 million naturalized Americans in this country."
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    Then, during an argument about whether or not Donald Trump is defying the Constitution, one far-right debater made a shocking admission:

    Two men engaged in conversation. Man on left suggests, "I'm a fascist." Man on right confidently agrees, "Yeah. I am."

    After that, another far-right conservative made this bizarre claim during a debate on whether or not Donald Trump is pro-criminal:

    Two men in a conversation. First man says, "You don't look very Native American to me." Second man replies, "I am Native American. Whites are Native American!"

    Then during an argument about Donald Trump's plan for Gaza, this horrific moment happened:

    Two men in discussion; one questions supporting sniping children in Gaza, the other responds hypothetically about a suicide vest

    Then, during the debate about immigrants being good for America, things got personal:

    Two men are in a discussion. One states he's an immigrant sharing personal experience. The other replies with "Get the hell out."

    So far, people have A LOT of feelings about this video, and almost none of them are good.

    One person said, "The value of these seem to be demonstrating how it is ok to say things in public that would have been unthinkable to admit 10 years ago."

    Tweet by Aditya Vedapudi discussing changing public discourse norms over 10 years

    "Just sat through the this.. The disgusting and horrible rhetoric that I just witnessed makes me absolutely sick," another person wrote.

    Tweet expressing disgust and sickness over rhetoric the user witnessed

    This person praised Mehdi's knowledge in the debate. "I gotta say, the few of these types of videos I’ve seen clips from, the person hasn’t been argumentative enough. Has been too afraid to really drop the hammer on people. Mehdi IS that guy and I have loved every clip I’ve seen from this video. Knows his stuff and isn’t afraid."

    Tweet by Logan: Praising Mehdi for confidently and effectively discussing topics in videos, unlike others who aren't assertive enough

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