I don't know what's cringier. The lobster shirt or this.
Because it needs to be said, apparently (http://j.mp/2FxOcQz ) here's what the Alt-Right, in its own words, thinks of my work (much as I hate to advertise the book). http://j.mp/2ulDPtK pic.twitter.com/abZmO1d4ck
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I like the lobster ....
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Are you saying Vox Day is alt-right? Are you joking?
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dat HDR
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The "JP is a tool of the alt-right" stuff couldn't be more absurd. The alt-right is invested in group-based victimology. I've never heard a single utterance from JP that even hinted at supporting that, and plenty that explicitly reject it.
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There's not a chance in hell he'd debate Vox. All he'd have to do is quote Peterson and he'd win easily
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That's right. But let's not be passive about it. We have to speak up. I live in Venezuela and I've learned that if you don't speak up, what is a plainly obviously lie ends up becoming the unquestionable truth in everyone's mind.
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Person who hates being called alt-right when he isn't, calling people who arnt alt-right, alt-right. I'm a Peterson fan, but it goes both ways.
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Wasn't Vox the one who written the alt - right points? However is it true that people think "neonazi" when the alt-right is recalled, while Vox has actually being against Spencer and all those he smeared as
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