‘Only thing more powerful than hate is love,’ say those who call MAGA Nazis and fascists

Published February 10, 2026 9:14am ET



All was well in liberal utopia after the Super Bowl halftime show on Sunday. A bunch of white liberals were forced to lie and say they loved an artist and style of music they never listened to before, and probably never will again. Bad Bunny, the controversial performer, drew rave reviews from left-wing acolytes, who fawned over the “diversity” of a Latino musician (or is it Latinx?) singing songs in Spanish. Few, if any, understood the lyrics; however, nothing brings white liberals more joy than pandering to racial minorities and pretending to enjoy their culture, while steadfastly avoiding it in their regular personal lives.

Concurrently, perhaps nothing could better describe the Left’s nirvana on Sunday than the message displayed on Levi’s Stadium’s 16,000-square-foot 4k video board during Bad Bunny’s performance: “The only thing more powerful than hate is love.” It was the perfect embodiment of the hypocrisy and self-delusion left-wingers regularly champion and embrace. These are the same people who, for approximately the last decade, have categorized those who disagree with them based on their beliefs, ideologies, and (so-called) principles as Nazis, fascists, racists, bigots, white supremacists, domestic terrorists, and threats to democracy.

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