Barney-hatred brought us Death To Smoochie, which I vaguely remember enjoying way back in the day. So it’s got that going for it.  

I don’t think it’s necessarily that at all, otherwise you’d see similar rage towards all children’s media (and while I’m sure there was/still is a vocal crowd against Sesame Street and their like, it’s not near the volatility of the Barney hate of yore). I see (or did see/experience) most Barney hatred from my youth…

I mean if someone pretends like they want something more until you hook up and then they ghost you, that’s not cool in real-life either. Which is what happens in this episode.

Toxic and just wrong. I know we all make generalizations for the sake of getting your point across, but when your arguments hinge on a sweeping generalization, you better bring stats or I’m gonna’ laugh you outta’ here. The idea that Women™ don’t experience social isolation, or that they don’t experience it as much as…

Shhh, swag! This could be the terrible revelation that causes that final curl on his forehead to just fall out.

Being a transphobic, climate change denier who peddle poorly researched “men empowerment” doctrine. 

“And this sort of social isolation is something that women simply do not have to endure. Because there’s pretty much always going to be some guy (even if himself a reject) who’s willing to associate with her. Yet she’ll still reject him.”

- attacks a plus-sized swimsuit model as “not beautiful” for no discernible reason other than to be an ass and get his fading name back in the news

He say “postmodern neo-Marxist view” in the first 30 seconds. That’s a phrase that means absolutely nothing and combines two ideas that are often in opposition. He also makes a case against capitalism in the first 2 minutes that he probably wouldn’t recognize. 

Humans are a social species. Being excluded from all social life is extremely cruel. Yet that’s what incels have to endure.

Chances are the men he’s talking to are downplaying the reasons women don’t like them, also.

Dude/tte, Netflix released the 365 Days films. Like the argument that Netflix releases films that only match some Far Left agenda is preposterous as they put out films they think will maintain their membership.

“People have been after me for a long time, because I have been speaking to young men, what a terrible thing to do.”

“anything that makes Jordan Peterson cry I will gladly support”

Netflix released a movie *this year* about a liberal woman who marries a conservative soldier man for the health insurance and then learns that being his loving wife is her destiny after all. It’s called Purple Hearts.

Netflix isn’t the far-left commune Kevin Sorbo believes it to be.

I have to think nothing makes him more upset then

There are a lot of bad things on Twitter, and then there is Lucy Lawless herself never missing an opportunity to dunk on her old co-star for the newest dumb thing he said. She’s a national treasure and she’s not even ours! 

the idea that her cultural position is unassailable

I’d rather see an in-depth expose of the police who captured one of his victims, fleeing for their life, and delivered him back to Dahmer. I want to see what good lives they lived after that, if they have retired, if they have barbecues and go out and have fun. Dahmer was a monster and acted as monsters do.