Milo Yinopolis speaking at the Orlando Shooting site.

I've said it before and I'll say it again, this man is brilliant. Everything he says is dead on accurate and needs to be said. He is a uniter. You'll find people of all persuasions and colors at his conferences.

I'd love for people responding to this thread and who disagree with Milo, to actually formulate some counter arguments. It's rare. We mostly just see anger and hate flinging. Lets have a real discussion here. I know, it wont happen.

a reply to: TheBulk

Heard this guy got banned on Twitter. I wonder why? I mean, even ISIS hasn't gotten their accounts banned yet, well the ones with gay porn, so I'm curious what this loud mouth did to receive the ban hammer?

#s about to get real!

Already a threads for this www.abovetopsecret.com... ...which you posted in.

originally posted by: onequestion
#s about to get real!

Oh man, did you catch him and Gavin kissing?



Derp, not sure how I did that.

I was really disappointed about yesterday's cancellation. The world needs to hear this guy.

originally posted by: Bobaganoosh
I was really disappointed about yesterday's cancellation. The world needs to hear this guy.

He's on fire in this one.

a reply to: TheBulk

Oh man, did you catch him and Gavin kissing?

This might be the most fitting protest yet. After the Charlie Hebdo shootings, everyone claimed "Je Sui Charlie" in their marches of solidarity. A weak show, in my opinion. What they should have done is all carried pictures of Mohammed as a big middle finger to murderous tyranny. In the case of Orlando, the most fitting defiant gesture would be to engage in lewd homosexual acts en masse for all the homophobes to see. The only way to stand up to terrorism is to laugh in the face of it.

originally posted by: Swills
a reply to: TheBulk

Heard this guy got banned on Twitter. I wonder why? I mean, even ISIS hasn't gotten their accounts banned yet, well the ones with gay porn, so I'm curious what this loud mouth did to receive the ban hammer?

It's no secret that Twitter takes action against people with different opinions to its board. That said, it is incorrect to say that ISIS hasn't had their accounts banned. Twitter has taken strong action against ISIS Twitter accounts, forcing the terrorist group to use other social media sites as their primary means of communication. Sure, some accounts are always being opened, but Twitter has done a great job in silencing terrorist propaganda.

I totally agree with everything he is saying.

originally posted by: Swills
a reply to: TheBulk

Heard this guy got banned on Twitter. I wonder why? I mean, even ISIS hasn't gotten their accounts banned yet, well the ones with gay porn, so I'm curious what this loud mouth did to receive the ban hammer?

Yep

Says a lot about Twitter when they condone terrorist networking but it's not OK for Milo to speak about Islam's discrimination against gays

a reply to: Swills

Could have been hackers....but from what i understand some Saudi prince or something to that effect, owns a majority of twitter....

His speech is mostly on social issues, and he is on point. 90% of his words are dead on. (I really dislike structured religion, but especially islam..I wandered in their lands and seen it firsthand the late 90s/early 00s before it was super big).

he slips off a bit when discussing trump and the like, but overall yeah. islam has not gone through their renessance..its core clashes with the west.

originally posted by: VivreLibre

originally posted by: Swills
a reply to: TheBulk

Heard this guy got banned on Twitter. I wonder why? I mean, even ISIS hasn't gotten their accounts banned yet, well the ones with gay porn, so I'm curious what this loud mouth did to receive the ban hammer?

Yep

Says a lot about Twitter when they condone terrorist networking but it's not OK for Milo to speak about Islam's discrimination against gays

In America, Muslims are more likely to accept gay marriage than evangelical Christians:

reason.com

I found that particularly interesting.

originally posted by: MystikMushroom

originally posted by: VivreLibre

originally posted by: Swills
a reply to: TheBulk

Heard this guy got banned on Twitter. I wonder why? I mean, even ISIS hasn't gotten their accounts banned yet, well the ones with gay porn, so I'm curious what this loud mouth did to receive the ban hammer?

Yep

Says a lot about Twitter when they condone terrorist networking but it's not OK for Milo to speak about Islam's discrimination against gays

In America, Muslims are more likely to accept gay marriage than evangelical Christians:

reason.com

I found that particularly interesting.

In America, it's not illegal to be gay and people are allowed to have stupid opinions.

How many Christian countries actually execute homosexuals, though?

originally posted by: SaturnFX
His speech is mostly on social issues, and he is on point. 90% of his words are dead on. (I really dislike structured religion, but especially islam..I wandered in their lands and seen it firsthand the late 90s/early 00s before it was super big).

he slips off a bit when discussing trump and the like, but overall yeah. islam has not gone through their renessance..its core clashes with the west.

And a big part of that is because the West's intervention has kept despotic dictators in power in Islamic countries.

If we keep countries in 3rd world status, they're a lot easier to control and won't become an economic threat to the USA. We can just bomb them if they act up, rush in and take their resources or replace their dictator when we please.

We've been carving up, drawing borders, and playing musical chairs with dictators in Islamic countries since the fall of the Ottoman Empire.

a reply to: VivreLibre

Go on YouTube and watch the self-professed "Christians" in Uganda beating helpless gay people. It's to violent and sickening to post here.

Ever heard of the "Lord's Resistance Army" in the Congo?

By May 2010, the LRA killed over 1,600 Congolese civilians and abducted more than 2,500.[47] Between September 2008 and July 2011, the group, despite being down to only a few hundred fighters, has killed more than 2,300 people, abducted more than 3,000, and displaced over 400,000 across the DR Congo, South Sudan and the Central African Republic

Link

We don't like it, so we don't talk about it. That doesn't mean it isn't going on in places around the world.

a reply to: MystikMushroom

It's not even remotely possible for them to become an economic threat to us.

The dollar and oil have nothing to do with it the entire world invests in our stock markets and real estate

as strong American economy is good for rich people around the world

Why is it, when there is a tragedy, a violent attack, the first thing we do is shut down free speech and ignore opinions that are different from our own?

At this point, we need to have open and honest dialogue.

Or else we're no different from the cowardly bastards we're supposed to be fighting against.

a reply to: onequestion

Aaaand why is our dollar worth anything?

It's the only currency that can be used to buy oil! And who has a lot of oil and can tank the oil price? OPEC! And what countries make up OPEC...?