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Rightful outrage continues to follow Kanye West's various statements and antics. Earlier this year, West drew widespread condemnation after threatening "Death Con 3" against the Jewish community.

The rapper would later double down, claiming that a Jewish cabal is responsible for not appropriately referencing him in the media. West then accused Jewish individuals of blackballing him and freezing his bank accounts.

Of course, there is no truth to any of these assertions. Companies voluntarily cut ties with West following his anti-Semitic rhetoric because they do not want their brands associated with it.

Though in a recent appearance on Alex Jones' InfoWars show, West took his anti-Semitism to entirely new levels.

Praising Hitler and Nazis

While hosting West (and white supremacist Nick Fuentes) on his show, Jones tried to give West a way out, amid the heat he's taking for his comments about Jews. Jones stated that West isn't a Nazi or Hitler, nor should he be compared to either.

Yet, this is when the rapper actually pushed back. West openly and clearly declared he "loves" Hitler and that Hitler "especially" has "redeeming qualities."

https://twitter.com/DrEliDavid/status/1598589147848974336

Furthermore, West stated on InfoWars that he's sick of Nazis being demonized or called evil, despite their slaughter of countless Jews and others. West said he "likes" the Nazis as well, thereby prompting Jones to state he "disagrees."

Losing his Twitter account and Parler deal

Following the spectacle on InfoWars, West took to Twitter to post an image with a Swastika inside the Star of David.

Twitter owner Elon Musk subsequently suspended West's account for inciting violence. Also, Musk sent a leaked text message telling West that he went too far and wasn't promoting the "love" he claims to be all about.

https://twitter.com/StopAntisemites/status/1598508047017857024

Within hours of West's pro-Hitler, pro-Nazi remarks on InfoWars, Parler also announced its deal with West was off. Previously, the rapper had plans to buy Parler; though the company's official statement claims the axing of the deal was "mutually agreed" upon.

At this rate, there is no telling what West will do next. However, there are very serious concerns about the impacts his rhetoric will have on the mainstreaming of anti-Semitism and safety threats against Jewish people.