Why are boys, particularly white boys, being seduced by this thug?
I'm a leftist, but I'm confounded that any right-wing/conservative boy/young man could fall for this biracial Muslim's regressive uncultured misogynist nonsense. Have some pride, and stand up for women. ðŸ˜
You said it best, you're a leftist and confounded. Nothing new here. Save the mental heavy lifting for others.
shareWhy is there so much right-wing aggression on this site?
shareTo combat the passive aggressive leftist trolls like you.
shareI got news for you, it's not just this site, it's nationwide. Think of Moviechat as a sample size. Most people lean right because the left have lost their minds and are dangerous with their unrealistic progressive ideals.
shareWhat's 'dangerous' or even 'left-wing' about believing that women deserve to be treated with equal dignity and respect to men?
shareI wasn't making specific arguments. I was talking in general
shareWell, I think it makes sense to talk specifically, in this case about Tate, because there are idiots across all parts of the political spectrum, and so it's pointless to generalise and say 'the left are always wrong' or 'the right are always wrong' (and, admittedly, in rage, I can occasionally be guilty of saying the latter). Much better to focus on specific examples of idiots, and call them out on a case-by-case basis, rather than take a rigidly partisan approach.
shareNo white males are seduced by tate or peterson or any of the other psychopaths that the psychopath liberal media push forward and you know that.
Actual white males do not get a choice in who "represents" them in the media and liberals know that, so stop acting like you are ignorant of that.
So, you're against Tate and Petersen, and, like me, resent their apparent status as 'white male role-models' (not that Tate is in fact white or even Christian, folks).
shareActual white males do not care what Peterson or Tate say about anything. I had never even heard of Tate before the Greta/Tate twitter exchange.
shareThey have a following, and are, alas, very popular among some, particularly younger, men.
That said, I also hadn't heard of Tate prior to the Greta/Tate exchange (and, fwiw, I'm very glad that I'd been hitherto ignorant of his existence).
greta who?
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