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Molyneux was always adjacent to the far-right, but after Trump’s election in 2016, he began openly racial theories of IQ, also known as “scientific racism.”https://www.theguardian.com/news/2018/mar/02/the-unwelcome-revival-of-race-science …
And I’m the past year, Molyneux’s been openly spreading antisemitic conspiracy theories about Jewish control of the media and tweeted that “Jewish supremacy is a real issue.” (SPOILER: It’s not.)pic.twitter.com/BvQBnblxfx
For a good primer on Stefan Molyneux and his relationship with antisemitism and white nationalism, see this episode of “I Don’t Speak German”— my favorite podcast about the far-right— from @danieleharper and @_Jack_Graham_.https://podtail.com/podcast/i-don-t-speak-german/i-don-t-speak-german-episode-15-stefan-molyneux/ …
And when you’re done, tweet to @PayPal and @AskPayPal to ask why they’re letting antisemite and white nationalist Stefan Molyneux continue to raise money with their platform.
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