A self-described Christian nationalist, Sorbo has claimed that “Women’s rights were the biggest mistake this country made.” He has similarly characterized the 19th Amendment, which enshrined women’s suffrage into the Constitution, as a “mistake” and called for its repeal. In one post, he argued that women “shouldn’t vote” because they are “easily manipulated and often selfish.”

Sorbo has portrayed Black people as violent and suggested that separating white people and Black people may be necessary. He’s posted, for example, that “It’s unsafe to be around blacks” and asked “Why are black people so prone to violence though?” In a reply to a suspended account, Sorbo wrote, “We should’ve picked our own cotton and left yall in Africa.”

When a pseudonymous white supremacist wrote “Black Shoots University student. Solution?”, Sorbo responded with “Total separation.”

In a Mar. 5, 2025 post, Sorbo told Rep. Jasmine Crockett to “Go back home and build Africa.” A month later he declared that she “looks like she should go pick some cotton.” In response to a photo which appears to show a group of Black people posing while a fire at a Louisiana plantation was extinguished, Sorbo replied “Deport them back to Africa.”

Sorbo has also made antisemitic statements and downplayed the Holocaust. Across multiple posts, Sorbo has put words like “media” and “white” in triple parentheses — a hate symbol used by antisemites to signify that they’re referring to Jews. In one thread where he claimed that the media “want[s] to perpetuate a race war,” he also wrote “Oy vey! You better stop noticing goy.”