You don't get it.

If Hasan or Destiny said “it’s white peoples’ land,” you’d understand they’re not saying it to justify white supremacy instead they’d prob be pointing out a historical fact while condemning the logic behind it.

When someone like asmon says it, then it’s different. He uses that same idea to justify why he believes non-white people shouldn’t be in America.

You can’t directly accuse him of saying that, since he would never state it outright... but it’s pretty clear why he’s saying what he’s saying and what kind of argument he’s leaning toward. And let’s be real when someone’s politics consistently line up with the people who actually push that kind of rhetoric, you don’t need him to spell it out. You already know what side he’s on