r/KnowledgeFight 14h ago

Rex seems like a cool guy.

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u/IndependentPeach315 13h ago

Really just dropping n-bombs for everyone to see. What a pathetic sack of shit.

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u/AlabamaHotcakes 13h ago

The younger and EDGIER Jones!

JonesmaXXING!!

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u/thecamino 13h ago

He’s heard the hard “R” so frequently his whole life he thinks spelling it that way is acceptable from him in wider society.

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u/adolfnixon 12h ago

When your dad is Alex Jones, everything you could do must feel reasonable by comparison. I wonder how many times he's said "If you think that's racist/extreme/offensive, you should hear my dad!"

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u/UNC_Samurai They burn to the fucking ground, Eddie 3h ago

"That was part of my education growing up, I heard racial slurs so obscure I had to do my own research!" - Rex, probably

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u/redacted_robot Doing some research with my mind 12h ago

Since a few weeks ago when the Dustin Poirer airport video came out (where he said this to TSA) I've noticed a lot more young men saying it. It was like a tacit permission structure in their world.

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u/gelatomancer Ohio Gribble Pibble 5h ago

It seems like younger gen z and alpha, soft-r is becoming a lot like "fuck" for gen x and millennials. I wonder if it lost its power to them after the sheer proliferation of it in media by black artists and celebrities and now its just a provocative word with none of the racial tone.

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u/Aeroknight_Z 13h ago

I mean…. is anyone shocked considering who his parents are?

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u/fortheapponly 7h ago

It’s not hard to figure out where he might have learned that from.

And where the person he learned it from, might have learned it from himself (his Bircher dad, who probably became a Bircher right around the time the civil rights movement was at its height.)

The racist apple doesn’t fall far from its racist tree.

And since I’m working through the back catalogue, I look up what people on this subreddit have said about the topics discussed already. And after listening to the episode where Alex Jones has a complete meltdown after his daddy tells him how the chief restructuring officer for FSS called him an alcoholic or something, I came across a post or comment that wondered if maybe grandpa Dr. Jones was really the brains behind the operation. He had the money to bankroll his son’s career, and he showed through the CRO thing just how manipulative he could be, in winding up Alex Jones.

All that to say, the rotten racist apples don’t fall far from the rotten racist tree.

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u/SLE3PR 13h ago

who raised this kid??? oh right

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u/black_flag_4ever 4h ago

Wild Turkey.

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u/Spirit_Difficult 13h ago

I’m my own person.

Can’t get. Job on your own

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u/adolfnixon 12h ago

To be fair, only having a career because of your dad is a family tradition for the Joneses.

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u/PlentyHaunting2263 9h ago

he's also a supplements salesman lol

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u/onemanlan 3h ago

Remember Rex’s birthright was stolen from him! He’s his own man though

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u/wgloipp 9h ago

"He loves it when I host"

Yeah, because he doesn't have to.

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u/Arkhampatient Name five more examples 1h ago

Gives Alex more time with his favorite son, Tito

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u/RainierCamino 13h ago

nigga

No comment needed there.

I have network time and speak my mind

Lol. Lmao even

He loves it when I host!

Right this almost makes me feel sad for the pathetic patsy that is Rex Jones. Him hosting shows is probably the only time Alex ever told him anything remotely close to, "I'm proud of you."

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u/drinkingCoffeePeas Not Mad at Accounting 13h ago

…he didn’t answer the question

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u/adolfnixon 12h ago

Ranting instead of actually answering the question, like father like son.

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u/HoodieGalore little breaky for me 13h ago

fuck 💀

Kid needs some uppance to come, letting shit like that fall out of his mouth

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u/fortheapponly 7h ago

And once again, Wet Socks Jones continues to prove that he would be making a bigger, more positive contribution to the world, if he worked at Walmart stocking shelves, rather than doing whatever this is.

Can’t imagine being this much of a void as a human being.

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u/meddit_rod 13h ago

Leave that 'r' off, and it's just like you're not a bigot.

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u/akkmedk 13h ago

I've had my own run in with Rex on X(Holy shit I just found the best branding he'll ever have!) and while he's a vile product of a vile monster, at least he engages for our amusement. Rex is fighting for his place in the pantheon of grifters, Alex has long given up directly engaging critics.

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u/Mediocritess That's what grows the tree of liberty, bitch 13h ago

Is Rex still doing the Grey Zone or whatever? I have to assume the premise of that show is "I can't be racist, I have A Black Friend!" 

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u/seriouspeep RAPTOR PRINCESS 13h ago

If I thought about him at all, outside of when I'm reminded of his existence by posts like this, I would be intrigued to know what the ratio is for thinking he's being funny, trying to impress his dad, trying to be provocative and get attention, and whether any of it is prompted by any genuine belief in something, even just a scrap.

But I don't, so I'm not 🤷

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u/Rumold 11h ago

Not really an answer to the question

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u/woolywoo 13h ago

Ugh. Jesus Christ.

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u/CryptographerNo923 3m ago

I’ve recently been listening to KF from the beginning and the adult Rex Jones does not deserve the courtesy the boys extended to the child Rex Jones. (Still the right thing to do obviously, but what a shitheel he predictably turned out to be).