UFC Fighter Gives Stirring Pro-America Take On Ukrainian War

Americans have adopted a toxic mindset towards their country. Many believe that because the country is imperfect and has a flawed history, America is to be forsaken, torn down, mocked, and ridiculed, and we are to be ashamed that we call ourselves Americans. 

However, most of those same people believe that it is perfectly fine to support other flawed countries who are doing their best to stand up for themselves and maintain their national identity — like Ukraine.

UFC Fighter Bryce Mitchell has not bought into that narrative, and adamantly believes that America is a country worth fighting for should it be necessary. 

“We’re tired of this politics crap that’s going on,” he told Tucker Carlson on Tuesday. “It’s evil is what’s going on. Evil has [taken] over this nation and we ain’t afraid of it. And we’re ready to fight.”

Mitchell, an Arkansas native, said that he will dig his boots in his hometown soil if the fight ever came to him, but that he would not fight in the Ukrainian War if the U.S. government asked him to. He further added that his America-first stance has made him question whether or not his life is in danger.

His interview with Tucker can be seen below:

Me on @TuckerCarlson

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— Bryce Mitchell (@ThugnastyMMA) March 9, 2022

Mitchel is currently undefeated in his fighting career, and he is starting to get wins with his political takes as well. The fighter known as “Thug Nasty” is right, America is worth defending if she is ever in need of defending. We can support people by sending supplies and praying that the conflict gets resolved, but we also need to adopt a mindset that America is the country most worthy of our attention since we are citizens of this country. 

Obviously, Russia is in the wrong for invading Ukraine, and hopefully they will be repelled and Ukraine will remain free. But Americans should have the same fervent attitude to protect their own homeland as they do to support Ukraine. 

We do not all have to be politicians, soldiers, or major figures with great influence, but we should be willing to do what we can to preserve the true American Way for future generations, and not the socialist dystopia that our leaders want it to become.