Apparently it was a 16 year old Canadian girl who started the ball rolling
"The story of Milo Yiannopoulos’s fall from conservative grace ended when a conservative blog posted video footage of him making comments that seemed to rationalize pedophilia. But it started when a 16-year-old high school student in Canada decided Yiannopoulos was embraced much too closely by mainstream conservatives."
http://www.vox.com/policy-and-polit...milo-yiannopoulos-cpac-pedophile-video-canada
Apparently it was a 16 year old Canadian girl who started the ball rolling
"The story of Milo Yiannopoulos’s fall from conservative grace ended when a conservative blog posted video footage of him making comments that seemed to rationalize pedophilia. But it started when a 16-year-old high school student in Canada decided Yiannopoulos was embraced much too closely by mainstream conservatives."
http://www.vox.com/policy-and-polit...milo-yiannopoulos-cpac-pedophile-video-canada
Is Milo going to get some extreme vetting and get sent packing?
nah, it happens all too frequentlyDoes anyone find Milo's rapid rise and rapid fall a little strange? As if it might be meant to be? I don't know but there are players behind the scenes. The people they push, such as Milo, are probably actors or paid professionals. Who knows though.
This guy, along with Alex Jones and many others have been rising in popularity right when Trump started his campaign. They all share the same values it seems and say the same stuff. This guy was supposed to be the greatest thing ever - he can debate the so-called "liberals" and beat them, etc. He was unstoppable for a long time. His flamboyant style didn't even bother the so-called "conservatives" despite the fact that they talk about family values and "religion." It's all so fake. But anyway, then suddenly, the UC Berkeley thing happened and then the story came out.
It just sounds too strange to believe all of it.
There are a lot of weird practices around. Indians have weird practices. Chinese have their peculiarities. Milo doesn't bother with them, frankly, I don't notice them either, because there is no terrorism coming from Indians or Chinese. Likewise, there's no terrorism coming from out-groups like Mormons or Scientologists, hence, I don't pay them any attention. They have weird beliefs and practices, definitely. Not worth my energy to care. They are harmless, don't kill anyone. You are kinda typical in being hung-up on Christianity.
Vox and Slate have serious problems is more what I'm getting at. The Atlantic is going on that track as well. To be honest, I haven't paid Milo much attention aside from the occasional 5 minute clip where he says something I already know. I am a regular reader of Vox, Slate, Atlantic, so I am more aware and annoyed at their biases.
Does anyone find Milo's rapid rise and rapid fall a little strange? As if it might be meant to be? I don't know but there are players behind the scenes. The people they push, such as Milo, are probably actors or paid professionals. Who knows though.
This guy, along with Alex Jones and many others have been rising in popularity right when Trump started his campaign. They all share the same values it seems and say the same stuff. This guy was supposed to be the greatest thing ever - he can debate the so-called "liberals" and beat them, etc. He was unstoppable for a long time. His flamboyant style didn't even bother the so-called "conservatives" despite the fact that they talk about family values and "religion." It's all so fake. But anyway, then suddenly, the UC Berkeley thing happened and then the story came out.
It just sounds too strange to believe all of it.
I think the scholarship is cancelled. He lost his book deal and job and is gonna have to start blowing guys for money at train stations and airports. That's not enough to fund scholarships.
Does anyone find Milo's rapid rise and rapid fall a little strange? As if it might be meant to be? I don't know but there are players behind the scenes. The people they push, such as Milo, are probably actors or paid professionals. Who knows though.
This guy, along with Alex Jones and many others have been rising in popularity right when Trump started his campaign. They all share the same values it seems and say the same stuff. This guy was supposed to be the greatest thing ever - he can debate the so-called "liberals" and beat them, etc. He was unstoppable for a long time. His flamboyant style didn't even bother the so-called "conservatives" despite the fact that they talk about family values and "religion." It's all so fake. But anyway, then suddenly, the UC Berkeley thing happened and then the story came out.
It just sounds too strange to believe all of it.
Apparently it was a 16 year old Canadian girl who started the ball rolling
"The story of Milo Yiannopoulos’s fall from conservative grace ended when a conservative blog posted video footage of him making comments that seemed to rationalize pedophilia. But it started when a 16-year-old high school student in Canada decided Yiannopoulos was embraced much too closely by mainstream conservatives."
http://www.vox.com/policy-and-polit...milo-yiannopoulos-cpac-pedophile-video-canada
Let's just not forget the pewdiepie. Another horrible fascist.
Just more fake news. He has never promoted pedophilia.