Who is BasicLogicIQ (Basic Logic), the YouTuber?

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BasicLogicIQ is a Neo-Nazi who supports Adolf Hitler's Aryan ideology.

Fan: Hey Basic Logic, what do you think about Hitler? Do you agree with his opinions?

BasicLogicIQ: "Aside from popular nationalism, not really. I know it's very popular nowadays to, uh, like, agree with Hitler as, like, a screw you to modern society, but when it comes to his economic policies and a lot of his social policies, I just can't agree. Not to mention, he was vegetarian. So, like, immediately I can't agree with almost anything if he's vegetarian."

We know through BasicLogicIQ's video "Why Did Millions Actually Support Nazism?" that he defines popular nationalism as the Aryan ideology.

BasicLogicIQ: "The Austrian-born Hitler himself was an illegal immigrant in Germany. And when confronted, he declared, 'What matters more, my German blood or my passport?' The failure and self-contradicting nature of civic nationalism is part of the reason for the rise of the Nazis. Today, people avoid popular nationalism despite its logical stance because they don't want to agree with Hitler. But we do not go on oxygen strikes just because a bad person also breathes. We can accept the self-evidently true elements of an ideology without fully embracing it. But if we refuse to and continue in our delusions, we give ammunition to those who wish to hasten its return."

In spite of his motte-and-bailey fallacy, BasicLogicIQ supports Adolf Hitler on the Aryan ideology, except he doesn't support his economics.

How progressive.

BasicLogicIQ supports America being a white ethnostate.

Fan: "As a mutt, ethnically, can I be based? (Black & Asian+)"

BasicLogicIQ: "Thank you, Total America, for the two dollars. 'As a mutt ethnically, can I be based? Black and Asian plus.' Oh no. [laughs]"

rhetoricallydefective: "It's okay, you have the miscegenator here to help you. Go ahead and answer that."

BasicLogicIQ: "Come on, Ardy, you got this. You're the miscegenator."

rhetoricallydefective: "Should I step in? Yeah. Why would we reject the support of non-whites? That's, I mean, there's a good portion of non-whites that want to live in a white majority country. I don't know why we would say, 'No, not you.' It's like, I think whites need all the support they can get, and especially support from non-whites that support, that understand whites aren't allowed to collectivize, but all the other groups are. And it really is a freedom of association and a human rights issue, so I don't know why we would deny that person."

BasicLogicIQ: "Yeah, we can have alliances without being the same nation."

rhetoricallydefective: "Yeah. Well, I mean, there are groups, too, that are like private membership associations, like Return to the Land. Obviously that's a go; there are like white organizations, sure. But if we're online hanging out, I don't know why we wouldn't accept their support. [laughs] We're on the internet; we're not a part of, like, an official political organization or anything."

BasicLogicIQ is a white supremacist, and is connected to white supremacists who help others join white supremacy organizations.

rhetoricallydefective: "And so, then I look for, um, I want a person to feel like: what do you do? Where can you go? Church, or, um, preferably a JQ [Jewish Question] church. Um, or, um, Return to the Land, which is a pro-white organization, and Patriot Front. And so, that I assist people in joining those organizations if they want to inquire more as well. 'Cause people just get very frustrated, and then they sit with that just being pissed off, and that is useless. So..."

BasicLogicIQ: "Yeah, yeah."

rhetoricallydefective: "Gotta do something with the right."

[187:25] BasicLogicIQ: "Well, Based if True is very similar. He's, he's also an atheist. And I'm, I'm going to keep working with him, right? Because politics... no. We have overlap. We have common goals for our nations, and I'm, I'm supposed to be reaching out to people who aren't Christian, and seeing, I, I would love for all my friends here, especially Based if True, also yourself, Ardy, to turn to Christ. That would be fantastic.

I was in your shoes a couple of years ago, back when I was an atheist, and I converted. And it's been great. It's also been frustrating when I realized just how degenerate Protestantism and neo-denominationalism had become."

rhetoricallydefective: "Yep."

BasicLogicIQ: "But it's been, it's been pretty good. And I hope to be a positive influence for people like you. And I've, I was able to get a few people to join in the faith.

And also something else, guys: to all the Christians who are like, 'Hey, you can't associate with an atheist or the likes,' Ardy is outdoing, outdoing evangelism than you are, realistically, by helping people out. He's doing more than you are. So maybe, maybe curb the, the pride."

rhetoricallydefective: "That's salt in the wound right there. Well, that's, that's why I reinforce you have to be right-wing, 'cause I know that there's atheists out there. But I know that things are changing very quickly. People commented that even two years ago you couldn't talk about this. So I'm also very present and aware of how quickly things are changing, and I can't just expect someone, like, imagine if I, you know, I started streaming six months ago as an atheist civic nationalist, and then six months later I'm an Orthodox Christian white nationalist. It's [cursing] pretty quick, right?"

BasicLogicIQ: "[laughs] Yeah, that'd be pretty good."

rhetoricallydefective: "These, these changes need to happen at the pace that the person is supposed to move at, so to speak, right? And so what I try and do is create a landing pad where in the meantime, if, if hey, if things are really too tough for you, here's, um, um, churches that you can, um, attend. If you have any questions, we have people in my community that will answer those questions.

Or if you want to be more so on the race side, well, here's Return to the Land. It's like $25 for a lifetime membership, and then you have access to, uh, a global network of white people that you can talk to specifically about white issues. If you're really into it, Patriot Front is a little more hardcore and a, a little more demanding of your time.

But I, um, things are moving very quickly. And so, you know, channels like yours are very good and all the other people in this sphere, people need a landing pad. They, they want to think about these things, but it's too daunting, so then they don't want to think about them, but then they still want to think about them, and so it's good that they can have like informative and entertaining spaces to be able to think about these things, and you know, not get completely bummed out, so to speak, 'cause it can be easy to get bummed out."

BasicLogicIQ: "Yeah, absolutely. One of the most common emails I've gotten from supporters has been: 'I started watching your videos when I was like a leftist or a centrist or something, and I was an atheist, and I started engaging with the politics side of things, and after engaging with the politics side of things, I realized your Christianity, and I realized how well that explained a lot of things, and now I'm a Christian.'

That has been one of the most common support emails I've gotten. So working with, with people like RD and Based if True is just natural. It, it should be what every Christian is doing, frankly."

rhetoricallydefective: "It creates Christians. Well, because, and I talk about this with my Orthodox Christian co-host all the time, the version of Christianity that I have been shown, he had been shown, possibly you have been shown, is not Christianity. You're okay? So people are, are often are often atheists, and then in my community will say that they've actually left the faith because of this bastardized version of Christianity that's been pushed upon them..."

Return to the Land is defined by Wikipedia as a "Return to the Land (RTTL) is a private white-separatist membership organization which operates in northern Arkansas, United States."

Patriot Front is defined by Wikipedia as a "Patriot Front is an American white supremacist group."

BasicLogicIQ's content is purposely padded for mid-roll advertisements.

BasicLogicIQ: "Thank you, Turnup, for the, uh, two dollars. 'Logic, I'd watch if you made 30 minutes long vids.'

Yes, but I would die if I did that and kept up the same quality as my previous videos. The recent shift I did to eight-minute videos, that was already a pretty huge sacrifice. If you look at my older videos, my, my first video was less than two minutes. Then I gradually got to three minutes, four minutes, five minutes, and then like pushing eight minutes because I want that ad revenue from the mid-roll ads, and also because slightly longer videos perform better in the algorithm.

But no, these animated videos, uh, take a lot of effort."

He does not edit his videos, or do the animations himself.

BasicLogicIQ's content relies extensively on summaries, and/or AI-written summaries.

BasicLogicIQ: "Prophetic math. Usually I present arguments and then debunk them. But of this one I'm just going to let it speak for itself. In Ezekiel 4, the prophet is made to lie on his side for 430 days total, which dispensationalists argue represents 430 years of punishment. Why? Who knows?"

Ezekiel 4:1-6

Thou also, son of man, take thee a tile, and lay it before thee, and pourtray upon it the city, even Jerusalem:

And lay siege against it, and build a fort against it, and cast a mount against it; set the camp also against it, and set battering rams against it round about.

Moreover take thou unto thee an iron pan, and set it for a wall of iron between thee and the city: and set thy face against it, and it shall be besieged, and thou shalt lay siege against it. This shall be a sign to the house of Israel.

Lie thou also upon thy left side, and lay the iniquity of the house of Israel upon it: according to the number of the days that thou shalt lie upon it thou shalt bear their iniquity.

For I have laid upon thee the years of their iniquity, according to the number of the days, three hundred and ninety days: so shalt thou bear the iniquity of the house of Israel.

And when thou hast accomplished them, lie again on thy right side, and thou shalt bear the iniquity of the house of Judah forty days: I have appointed thee each day for a year.

Even if you don't agree with the theological conclusion of the 430 days being in the future (it's a minority view),

If you read the text, you will find the days.

390 (iniquity of the house of Israel) + 40 (iniquity of the house of Judah) equals 430.

So, what was he doing that he somehow was informed of this fringe view, yet he didn't actually find out how the days are calculated in the text?

He was reading someone else's summary of it; otherwise, he would've been able to know why the 430 days are there in the text.

Sources:

Basic Logic Q&A, Chatting, Reactions (with @BasedIfTrue)

Hitler comment

https://www.youtube.com/live/phjL3q4MJM4?si=sXWa2yiGEWwijo_h&t=886

BasicLogicIQ - Why Did Millions Actually Support Nazism?

https://youtu.be/CF0sqvpyp7U?t=388

BasicLogicIQ supporting a White Ethnostate.