I was intrigued by the lede paragraph of the story, and I can see how the principle of tamed opposition could be operating here. But he then just repeats himself from there, while adding rants against Israel and the JEEEooos.
I hate to be a Grinch, and I love Crowder and will continue to do so. But as to Torba and Gab, which I hadn't yet read at any length, I'm quite disappointed. My Nut Meter pegged so badly I'll have to get a tech in here next week to reset it.
For all I know, what Torba is arguing in his vision of the ConservaSphere could be true, or mostly true. I've never heard that argument before. But Gosh, is he always like this? Dude, prove your case with the appearance of objectivity or close your mouth. You're smearing those who might agree with you--just by acting unhinged.
I don't believe Torba hates Jews. In fact im sure of it. He's a devoted Christian who is likely frustrated with the one-sided attacks on Christians.
Shapiro deserves a figurative kick in the arse:
Ben Shapiro was notoriously anti-Trump in 2016 when it mattered. He called the January 6th political prisoners’ evil’ and said they should “end up rotting in prison.” He made a case in front of his audience for “mandatory vaccinations” when people were losing their jobs and businesses for refusing to be lab rats. He has repeatedly shilled for endless foreign wars on behalf of Israel. The list goes on and on.
As for Jordan Peterson, he needs to feel Andrew's wrath. He sold himself out and became a hater of Christians. He and I are like-minded as to Muslims. I've tried hard to see coexistence with Muslims. It falls in the category of Jehovah Witnesses. After awhile, you just want them to go away.
But Peterson resorted to a$$-kissing his newly found Jewish benefactors. So Andrew called out his hypocrisy, that's fair game.