‘Eating rice with hands, speaking Hindi — is that America?’ Nick Fuentes launches anti-India Christmas rant

Far-right activist Nick Fuentes, who has frequently spoken against immigrants, has once again unleashed anti-India and racist slurs.

In his recent podcast, while speaking about the Christmas celebration in the United States, said that no one celebrates the festival in Texas, Minneapolis and Seattle because there are all Indians, Somalians, and Asians.




"What would America be without Christmas? Because pretty soon we're going to have a country of. A lot of people that don't celebrate Christmas aren't Christian, don't speak English, don't play baseball, don't eat hot dogs, don't eat apple pie. So imagine in 50 years, it's December 25th, and there. There are no Christmas trees. And it isn't Christmas in Dallas anymore or Frisco in Texas because it's all Indians. There is no Christmas in Minneapolis this year because it's all Somalians. There is no Christmas in Seattle anymore because it's all Asians," he said in the podcast.



"And nobody's watching Christmas movies and nobody's going to visit a nativity scene and nobody's eating a turkey or a ham or singing Christmas carols and there are no Christmas lights or ornaments. Is that America? Nobody's even speaking English," he added.

Speaking anti-India slurs, Fuentes asked that people are watching the soccer match on a tv, in a bar, in some hovel, eating rice with their hands, speaking Hindi to each other. Is that America? That look like any America you've ever heard of?

His comments didn't go well with Indians. Several users went on to the X and criticised him. One of the users said, "Nick Fuentes on his show peddled more hate as usual. He said things that offends Blacks, Jews, Indians and Hispanics. But whoever is feeding him “info” is doing a disservice to his audience. Factcheck- Indians don’t watch soccer, they watch Cricket while speaking Hindi."

Another user said, "who cares? let this Mexican neech keep the race pot boiling until the coming american election in 2026 so that polarization remains at peak. then a loss will trigger some fun over there, maybe proper sequel to their jan 6 drama resulting in something more significant."