But.. but.. he's a "fucking hipster!" And a "weasel!" He has no right to comment on things! DON'T YOU SEE HOW MACIEJ WON THE ARGUMENT?

Yup, acting like Milo is going to hurt everybody if allowed to speak is indeed leftist extremism, college-division. They'd be better off listening and booing, or showing him what an empty auditorium looks like.
But: to continually act like that's anywhere near as bad as the constant actual attacks on the First…

Even this guy here is an example: he's used to everyone acting like what he has to say is valid, because this is America and we generally are on board with having a diversity of viewpoints.
But the minute someone says, "Fuck it; I don't need to listen to stupid people who contribute nothing to the discussion," he…

Nope, we're under no stricture that says we gotta listen to dummies any more than we already listen to dummies, which is a lot.
You can take some pity on the dummies: chances are they didn't have any say in the matter, but when dummy starts telling you that they're right and everyone else is wrong, that's when you land…

Can't tell if the misspelling was ironic or not.
If so, half-clap!
If not, Boooo!

Yup the First Amendment argument that actually has nothing to do with the Constitution, usually voiced by those who claim to be Constitutionalists.
Because having the government censor you for your political beliefs and being told to shut up by people on the internet isn't -it turns out- the same thing.

Now again, are there lots of crypto-white-supremacist lyrics in modern country music? Yes, and that deserves to be talked about just as much. However, today we're talking about this.

More like there's an entirely un-secret network of nazis, and that's the problem, and people in the scene often act like it's not particularly important, come up with dumb justifications for it, etc.

Well, is it *racist* quilting?

Marie II.

Non sequiturs: what are they?

HEY! That's weird! Because SNL just did a sketch just like that!

And then rogue elements of federal law enforcement decided to ignore the judiciary, which is…the beginning of any number of sci-fi dystopian novels…

THAT FACT WAS NOT FUN.

Well, I also thought it was a pretty good sketch, so…

Well y'know; turns out they're hypocrites and liars.

True, but that's basically where we're at now. What's Godwin's Law have to say, exactly, when the government under discussion really honestly is starting to talk like Germany's did in the 1930's?

I'm fairly sure there's not much of a comparison, actually.

Well, glad *that's* all cleared up.

"How is the rest of his voting record?"
"Well, it's a…"