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submitted by Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m
I'm a journalist and broadcaster who writes about feminism (darling), men's issues, gaming and whatever else grabs my interest. Looking forward to hearing from you. I'll answer questions here for the next hour or two, and check back regularly over the next day. Ask me anything.
Edit: Going to take a break for a bit, but I'll check in with you all later. Some brilliant contributions here--and not just from me! Hope it's been enjoyable for you all so far. As I say, I'll check in again in a bit so feel free to keep asking questions.
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[–]kidchillin 322 points323 points324 points  (57 children)
A 14 year old friend of mine got suspended for telling a student(girl) feminist in his class that the wage gap was a myth. She cried and he got an inschool suspension, he then gets an essay assignment(unrelated) to write about why feminism is a great movement and how The Great Gatsby is patriarchal and sexist. He's stuck in the downward spiraling loop of punishment by the school for things he thinks are bullshit and is voicing himself. He is pulling F's in all his classes and he feels rejected by the education system, how do I get it through his head that school is important and help him feel that he still has control in his life? Should he speak out against his school, his teachers, what should I tell him?
[–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 327 points328 points329 points  (8 children)
This is horrible. Please ask him to write to me. milo@yiannopoulos.net
[–]zaihtaM 155 points156 points157 points  (4 children)
Having a last name like that is cheating when it comes to domain names
[–]baserace 197 points198 points199 points  (0 children)
Yiannopolous privilege, disgusting.
[–]2rp_valiant 25 points26 points27 points  (1 child)
only because most Greeks can't afford a domain name.
[–]spunk_wizard 51 points52 points53 points  (15 children)
Damn dude that's some scary indoctrination shit. What country is this in?
[–]kidchillin 35 points36 points37 points  (0 children)
US, specifically Illinois. Sorry I couldn't respond sooner but my account is new.
[–]kidchillin 24 points25 points26 points  (6 children)
http://imgur.com/tIHt5ld there is the assignment he was given. His teacher is saying that everything bad in society is his fault and that being a man is sexist. You must be a feminist.
[–][deleted] 23 points24 points25 points  (2 children)
He shouldn't have apologized.
[–]kidchillin 15 points16 points17 points  (0 children)
He didn't apologize, he has a very stubborn, driven nature. That's most likely why he got suspended, he made her cry, made it worse, didn't apologize. I love this kid because he reminds me of a young me. I don't want to watch myself get beaten by the system again.
[–]Boovs4life 132 points133 points134 points  (11 children)
Hi Milo. Huge fan i just recently watched the Milo vs Rebecca Reid debate. You completely destroyed her with logic while her responses were terrible and i noticed she always said "i feel like" or "i believe that" while you always stated solid facts and backed it up with even more evidence. Keep up the great work in defending us against the feminazis!
[–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 312 points313 points314 points  (10 children)
They can't win against facts. So facts are the best weapon.
Facts, and great hair.
[–]Boovs4life 52 points53 points54 points  (2 children)
You do have great hair (no homo)
[–]KHJohan 48 points49 points50 points  (0 children)
I think so too ( all of the homo)
[–]bluehorseinvincible 8 points9 points10 points  (1 child)
When she said her own writing was "problematic"...man that was the fuckin icing on the cake.
[–]Endorsed ContributorNightwingTRP 244 points245 points246 points  (35 children)
Hi Milo, thanks in advance, it's very generous of you to give your time here.
Despite the rise of the cultural libertarians online, here in the UK we still have a deeply engrained sexism within our political system that allows female politicians to openly state words to the effect of "fathers don't really matter" (Harriet Harman) and openly laughing at the male suicide epidemic "because every day is international men's day." (Jess Phillips.) Naturally any male politician who said the female equivalent would have been sacked on the spot. It is truly galling to see Jess Phillips is still in post.
Given the way our political system works, that most politicians come from very privileged backgrounds, do you see them actually coming around to balance things out? From what I can tell, it's in their favour to keep the focus on sexism and racism as a distraction from rising levels of inequality and poverty. (Particularly given the recent research from the LSE indicating that there is a glass floor for people born into wealthy and powerful backgrounds.) I'm not really convinced that there is a significant level of either sexism (against women at least) or racism in our society, and I'm also not convinced these people are genuinely as stupid as the SJWs who think there is. That's my educated explanation of the situation. Would be interested in your thoughts.
[–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 341 points342 points343 points  (33 children)
Yes, there are plenty of horrible, sociopathic people openly laughing at serious health issues in public life--on both sides of the Atlantic. The flippancy with which feminists and female politicians dismiss the male suicide epidemic and IMD is chilling. And yes, I think it comes from privilege and ignorance.
Personally I want to see more irreverent working-class heroes charge into politics--or at least the people who stick up for common sense and science, which political and media elites no longer do.
Farage and Trump both perform this function in politics; people like Coulter, McInnes and me do so in media. And although you might not want any of these people running a country or editing a newspaper, respectively (I do, but I'm an anarchist--YMMV), what cultural libertarians and mischievous dissident thinkers are doing--and how terrifying they are to the Establishment--is hugely exciting.
We're launching nukes into politically correct spaces and discourses because we recognise what you all recognise: that telling the truth has become a punishable offence.
[–]Lvl80EdgelordPaladin 34 points35 points36 points  (1 child)
What do you think of the tactic spelled out here for fighting back against institutionalized Leftism?
/u/yiannopoulos_m I'd love your assessment of this.
[–]Sdom1 8 points9 points10 points  (4 children)
Yes, there are plenty of horrible, sociopathic people openly laughing at serious health issues in public life--on both sides of the Atlantic. The flippancy with which feminists and female politicians dismiss the male suicide epidemic and IMD is chilling. And yes, I think it comes from privilege and ignorance.
Leftist compassion is generally not really compassion - it's Marxist class struggle (ie rooting for the underdog because you want to see the system destroyed) mixed with virtue signalling.
I think that explains why leftists generally don't donate much to charity. Studies have shown that conservatives donate far, far more.
[–]ThatLexxyFellow 220 points221 points222 points  (19 children)
Hi Milo. As a left-leaning centrist who is increasingly disgusted by every political extreme, I just want to say thank you for fighting this fight. We may have different points of view on many things, but at the end of the day what matters is that you're standing up for my rights and the rights of others when precious few are. As a male rape victim whose attacker tried to go to the police with a false accusation in order to cover up her misdeeds, I am horrified with the way people like me are treated, and thrown under the bus to fit a narrative.
So thank you for stepping up when it mattered.
[–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 213 points214 points215 points  (0 children)
Thanks. I will keep fighting for you, because this stuff matters.
[–]Pietokles 108 points109 points110 points  (15 children)
How to fight again feminism without ruining your career prospects?
[–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 419 points420 points421 points  (13 children)
For most people, the answer is: don't try. At least not yet. It's too soon. Let people like me clear the way first. We're winning, and we're pushing the boundaries of what it's acceptable to say, and before long you'll be able to speak more freely too. The best way you can help at the moment is support the work of those you think are pushing in the right direction.
[–]Sdom1 156 points157 points158 points  (0 children)
What's the saying? Pioneers get the arrows, settlers get the land.
[–]bluedrygrass 78 points79 points80 points  (2 children)
Milo, our champion of freedom and rationality. Taking the blows for us, until we'll be liberated enough.
[–]lukeybee 41 points42 points43 points  (0 children)
Milo will gladly take a blow any day of the week.
[–]Modredpillschool 178 points179 points180 points  (33 children)
Thanks for coming to do this AMA here. Your work is often posted with great admiration here.
My question- What do you think about the cultural shift that TRP represents? Many consider us to be just a bunch of misogynists, including men's rights supporters who would prefer not to have anything to do with us. What's your take on TRP?
[–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 438 points439 points440 points  (28 children)
People who virtue-signal for a living (most journalists, most people on Twitter) can't understand why a gay guy would spend his time sticking up for straight dudes. They are idiots. I write about this stuff because I see people being lied about and I don't like it and because I think third-wave feminism is driving the sexes apart and I don't think that's good for the future of the species.
As for the misogyny stuff, well. I've never met a single MRA, PUA, Red Piller, you name it with 10% of the hatefulness, vitriol and spite of an Amanda Marcotte or Jessica Valenti. By and large the men I meet in places like this are smart, creative, funny, provocative and interesting.
[–]ThunderCuntylicious 49 points50 points51 points  (1 child)
People who virtue-signal for a living (most journalists, most people on Twitter) can't understand why a gay guy would spend his time sticking up for straight dudes.
You are a gay man, I am straight man. What on earth could we possibly have in common?
/s
[–][deleted] 189 points190 points191 points  (16 children)
I like this answer. We may say that women are like children but we've never said that 90% of them need to be exterminated.
[–]doyoulikemenow 192 points193 points194 points  (14 children)
The Red Pill: better than Naziism.
[–][deleted] 83 points84 points85 points  (11 children)
Damn, I've gotta ramp up my extremist game. Mark my words, the Nazis will NOT be ahead of us for long!
[–]derpylord143 12 points13 points14 points  (3 children)
We in the MRA communities by no means consider you woman haters, we (or at-least many) consider the idea of manipulating a system that is considerably against us to obtain sex, as something that leaves a bad taste in our mouth, however we have nothing against the idea of "improving yourself" in fact many of us (i have at times) advocated this, i have seen others advocate the fact that some of the things brought up here are incredibly important, at one point i saw people on the MRA forums discussing the low self-esteem of males within society, solely because it was brought up here and we were discussing the merits of the red-pill.
We don't consider you misogynists, we simply dislike some aspects of the approach you take, but that's only some aspects, we do find some people such as "roosh" deplorable, but that's an individual and he by no means represents the entirety of your movement. Personally i would like to see closer collaboration between TRP and MRA's when it comes to addressing mens issues, specifically related to suicide and the general low self-esteem of men, and i think much of the MRA community wouldn't mind this, we just don't like some aspects of your approach (but when it comes to the areas i would like to see better collaboration on, they aren't a necessity), and we dislike that people seem to represent us as if we were you guys, however thats to be expected, no one likes to be consistently called the wrong name.
[–]∞ Mod | RP Vanguardbsutansalt 59 points60 points61 points  (1 child)
Have you seen the AMA by Karen Straughan? What is your opinion on what lead to her AMA to begin with, which was her defense that TRP should be allowed to exist, in essence because men need a "safe space" to exchange ideas because of how vilified men are throughout society these days anytime they speak their mind.
[–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 57 points58 points59 points  (0 children)
I hadn't read this one yet, but thanks, I'll check it out. She's great.
[–]Jobby_jabber 117 points118 points119 points  (35 children)
I’m from /r/AltTRP, a small sub where the not-so-straight come to talk shop about sexual strategy. One of the topics that is recurrent both on the sub and in my own personal experience is the feminization of gay men. There seems to be a trend of gay men following what would otherwise be feminine sexual strategies and falling into the same psychological pitfalls that are common amongst women. Often individual guys are just dismissed as queeny or particularly effeminate, but I don’t think it’s a matter of isolated cases. The effect seems much more widespread. Jack Donovan writes a pretty good defense of the masculine gay male in Androphilia but it’s starting to seem like a mythical creature.
What is your perception of the gay male population at large? What can be done to find better men?
[–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 240 points241 points242 points  (33 children)
Gays are so boring. They've allowed the Left to domesticate them with "gay marriage." What the fuck. The whole point of being gay is pushing boundaries, getting away with murder, testing the limits of what can be thought and said. Gays are natural cultural libertarians.
Gays are also allies in the fight against feminism--we're subject to many of the same injustices men are, such as paying more in tax for fewer services, and we don't even want to have sex with women! In a way, the structural unfairnesses visited upon men in society are even more unjust when applied to gays because we don't have skin in the reproductive game.
That's why it's a shame to see some gays--but only some--buy into progressive bullshit and start playing along with the genderqueer nonsense. But take heart: half the gay men in the UK at the last election admitted they were voting conservative. The queeny, hand-wringing, language-policiing LGBT losers are the minority.
Those campy, prissy, lisping queers are a large slice of gay life, but there are plenty of gay men who find all that stuff utterly repugnant. They are starting to get braver about saying so, in my experience.
[–]Notthevictim 23 points24 points25 points  (10 children)
Just curious, do you personally believe in gay marriage? I've never really heard your opinion on that. I understand that you believe gays shouldn't get married/"domesticated", but for those that do prefer that lifestyle, are you personally against them having that right?
[–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 81 points82 points83 points  (3 children)
I think gay marriage is a shame. Maybe the best explanation I've given was with Dave Rubin - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0505RbdG5k
[–]great_artists_steal 26 points27 points28 points  (0 children)
I wish I could quote you on my Facebook :D
People just don't get it; they demand freedom, they give them gay marriage; they demand equality, they get quotas; they demand a livelihood, they get longer working hours... AND THEY'RE HAPPY ABOUT IT!!!
[–]ACraftyApe 96 points97 points98 points  (10 children)
Oh one more question;
It is ancient history for me now but when I was in university, an unpleasant feminazi lecturer literally accused me of sexual harrassment and reported me because on our universitys facebook page I posted a spiderman meme that said "I'm seriously about to slap a bitch" that wasn't directed at anyone. When I tried to defend myself and justify myself she just threw the metaphorical book at me and basically implied I had no right to defend myself because I went against some vague, open to interpretation university rules that I was never made aware of. I ended up getting an 18 month caution attached to my university student record that left me too concerned to apply for jobs where they might look back at my university record. So my question is a tough one but what is the best way to deal with these dogmatic loonies that are happy to make your life a misery when you did something so minor just for a laugh?
[–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 165 points166 points167 points  (4 children)
Keep your head down at school and don't get caught.
[–]daddyj11 36 points37 points38 points  (0 children)
I don't know any company worth working for that will look at your University records.
[–]hullaballooza 31 points32 points33 points  (0 children)
Keep your head down. You're in a almost powerless position. Read the 48 Laws of Power, especially laws 3, 4, 5, 33, 35 and most notably law 38: Think as you like but Behave like others.
Trust me, got a lot of friends and friends whose parents went through real communism (as in Soviet Union).
[–]trprich 93 points94 points95 points  (15 children)
What are your thoughts on MGTOW?
[–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 355 points356 points357 points  (14 children)
Men are told constantly by the media and by politicians that they are broken and evil--that men are the source of all the world's ills.
Bullshit. If there's a gender in crisis, it's women. Women are in a total mess, thanks to feminism, asking for things they don't really want and turning themselves into grotesque spectacles because someone told them their self-esteem shouldn't be tied to their sex appeal. They end up more miserable than ever before.
The fact is, most women don't deserve most men. If I were straight, I suspect I would be going my own way too.
[–][deleted] 149 points150 points151 points  (3 children)
The fact is, most women don't deserve most men.
Damn. That's such a succinct and excellent way to phrase what we've been trying to tell men for the passed three years.
[–]Senior Contributortrudatness 17 points18 points19 points  (0 children)
That damn testosterone doe.
Its gives that abundance mentality right up until they hit the wall - and to a lesser degree for the ones that stay attractive - beyond.
[–]boloxchops 44 points45 points46 points  (15 children)
Hi Milo,
Huge fan. Been following you for almost a year (not in a creepy way ;)). Do you have a speaking tour in the Western US anytime soon? Also do you think we'll need a major event (war, economic collapse) before gynocentrism finally begins to retreat?
PS. Made you a thug life video. Enjoy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVSPwPrpQSo&feature=youtu.be
[–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 103 points104 points105 points  (12 children)
<3
Yes--hope to be back in March/April.
As for war or collapse--we're already fighting one, with radical Islam. Europe's demographics are being radically altered by mass immigration and the refugee crisis. Once women see what happens when you import real rape culture into western cities, you'll start to see a lot of change...
[–]redpillshadow 26 points27 points28 points  (1 child)
How come Swedish women are incapable to see it?
[–]mugatucrazypills 40 points41 points42 points  (0 children)
there's an Arab dude sitting on their face.
[–]Truman14 62 points63 points64 points  (8 children)
You've said that it was a lot harder to come out as conservative than to come out as gay. I'm not gay but know exactly what you mean about coming out as conservative.
Any tips? Have your politics put any strains on some friendships/relationships you've had?
[–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 175 points176 points177 points  (7 children)
Anyone who will ostracise you for differing political opinions isn't worth having in your life. Fuck them. Cut them out of yours first.
[–]TRP VanguardCyralea 28 points29 points30 points  (1 child)
Great answer. When your value is high, new, interesting people will come into your life one way or another. Don't waste time with close-minded morons.
[–]PedroIsWatching 126 points127 points128 points  (35 children)
Hi, Milo.
In listening to you recently on the Joe Rogan Experience, you seem to have deeply held religious beliefs. How do you rationalize your support of that religion when they've done all they can to ostracize people of your sexual orientation?
I'm not against religion (the backbone of the stereotypical 50s nuclear family is religion), but it's interesting seeing your stance on it.
Edit: also, fuck you. The Princess Bride is a masterpiece of cinema.
[–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 292 points293 points294 points  (33 children)
Anyone who suggests being Catholic and being gay are incompatible is ignorant not only about homosexuality but Christianity, too.
For one thing, the Catholic church has done more to shelter homosexuals from persecution than any other institution in history. Worried about getting bullied, arrested or worse for your sexual proclivities? Join the clergy, and the church will protect you. It was that way for hundreds of years, way before the rest of society caught up and stopped chemically castrating gays.
I've never in my life experienced prejudice or discrimination from a Catholic for my sexual orientation. Gays, on the other hand, have told me to go take a bath with a toaster and have come close to physically assaulting me because I have the wrong political opinions.
I can't remember who said this, but there's a great quote about Protestants going to church because they know they are good people; Catholics going because they know they aren't. What's wrong with having a code for life you believe will lead you to happiness, even if you fall short? (Because by the way, that whole "born this way" thing? It's PR, with no basis in science. We are all a mixture of nature and nurture.)
The Left insists on ideological purity: step outside the prevailing consensus and you are history. That's how you get feminists like Germaine Greer vilified by campus feminists. Yet the consistency they insist on from others--how can you be a gay Catholic? You must hate yourself!--they never demand from themselves, indulging in an absurd pic'n'mix approach to personal identity where a person can, with a straight face, claim to be a "polyamorous nonbinary genderqueer hobbit," as though that were somehow less ridiculous than a Christian who happens to be gay.
Don't go along with petty, intellectually vacuous demands for "consistency." Recognise that life is messy and complicated and that people are messy and complicated too. We are all conflicted; we are all trying to do the best we can to live a good life. We all contain multitudes, as Whitman put it.
The Princess Bride is garbage and you should feel ashamed of yourself for pretending to like it for social plaudits.
[–]bluedrygrass 11 points12 points13 points  (1 child)
You even aknowledge that there are no scientific proofs backing the "born this way" concept. Amazing. If only a tenth of world's people reasoned as you do, we would be living in a better world.
On a side note, i'm always amazed at the sheer ignorance people shows about the percentage of homosexuals in the clergy. People act like priests, bishops and cardinals were stereotipical straight men, if anything, the percentage of homosexuals is much much higher inside the church than outside, and it's easy to see and to understand.
[–]UndecidedThrownaway 17 points18 points19 points  (8 children)
At my church the only sentiment that seems to remain is that they don't want marriages, but with that in mind, in my church body there are active members who are in fact gay... I hate the catholic guilt narrative :(
[–]HereComesChuckieChan 23 points24 points25 points  (7 children)
I've fallen away from the church, but I have to say I don't know any Catholics that actively dislike or try to guilt people for being gay. They are certainly anti gay marriage, but respect for all people is taught in the Catholic church. The media seems to clump together groups like Evangelicals with the church and just assume the anti gay marriage sentiment is from a place of hate. It really isnt. Catholics truly believe that allowing gay marriage will bring heavy damage to the institution of marriage, that isn't from a place of hate, it's from a place of concern for one of the most important parts of a religious persons life. Totally understandable in my opinion.
[–]Ohowun 73 points74 points75 points  (7 children)
Milo, what got you into the entire feminism saga or whatnot, and what inspires you to keep fighting?
[–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 409 points410 points411 points  (6 children)
The whole point of journalism is to speak up for the powerless against the powerful. Most of the rest of the media have forgotten which is which.
[–]Shearer157 74 points75 points76 points  (17 children)
Milo, yo. Why are sjw and feminists so very entitled? What generational shift has happened to make them think they are such victims and how can we prevent it in the next generation?
[–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 231 points232 points233 points  (15 children)
Millennials are the first entirely middle-class generation in history. None of them have ever wanted for anything, so they invent grievances and manufacture trauma. No one--not parents, teachers or professors--ever told them they were being ridiculous or challenged their assumptions, so they have grown up into foolish, poorly-educated and egotistical young adults spouting nonsense dogma about oppression.
Universities bear most of the responsibility for this. Safe space and trigger warning culture should be stamped out; free speech should be rigorously enforced. And space must be made for libertarian, classical liberal and right-wing professors, so students have access to a range of views.
[–]∞ Mod | RP Vanguardbsutansalt 47 points48 points49 points  (8 children)
Christina Hoff Sommers noted in a recent interview that it was the Dear Colleague Letter that was the defining moment that emboldented SJWs and campus liberals to go full retard with their "regressive" behaviors. I think she hit the nail on the head with this one. Ever since 2011-2012, things took a sharp turn for the worse. You mentioned before that campus administrators are allowing these kids to run around unchecked, and I think it's this specter of Title IX that the DCL represents that's driving all this.
[–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 31 points32 points33 points  (0 children)
Yes, for sure. The DCL had the effect it did because it threatened the one thing colleges care about: their funding.
[–]Interversity 19 points20 points21 points  (2 children)
For anyone who wants to know more: the Dear Colleague letter on sexual assault (AKA April 4th directive) directly guides colleges and universities that receive federal funding (~100%) to use school tribunes and justice systems to investigate and prosecute sexual assault cases. In addition, most egregiously, it commands the use of the 'preponderance of the evidence' standard, which is to say that if it is 50.1% likely that the claim is true, the defendant is found guilty. In many cases this results in suspension, expulsion, removal from university housing or jobs, restraining orders etc. often without sufficient evidence.
In addition, guidelines for interim measures are provided, and list such measures as changing housing arrangements (kick the rapist off campus), restraining orders (make the rapist live in fear while on campus), removal from shared classes (ruining rapist's ability to complete their degree on time), etc. all of which can be instituted with NO EVIDENCE of any crime being committed, and we already know of multiple cases where such measures have been taken against students who are known to not have committed a crime. I'll dig up the story.
I recently assisted a young man who was subjected by administrators at his small liberal arts university in Oregon to a month-long investigation into all his campus relationships, seeking information about his possible sexual misconduct in them (an immense invasion of his and his friends’ privacy), and who was ordered to stay away from a fellow student (cutting him off from his housing, his campus job, and educational opportunity) — all because he reminded her of the man who had raped her months before and thousands of miles away. He was found to be completely innocent of any sexual misconduct and was informed of the basis of the complaint against him only by accident and off-hand. But the stay-away order remained in place, and was so broadly drawn up that he was at constant risk of violating it and coming under discipline for that.
[–]Wiegraf_Belias 14 points15 points16 points  (2 children)
And space must be made for libertarian, classical liberal and right-wing professors, so students have access to a range of views.
Would certainly be nice to see that instead of the increasing calls for racial diversity across American campuses in the wake of the "Mizzou" protests.
We should be moving further into the realm where gender and race doesn't matter, but rather your individual actions, opinions and ability to use logic, reason and facts.
Instead, it feels like the authoritarian left is pulling us back to a pro-segregation society all in the name of feelings and superficial representation.
Ultimately, if you feel uncomfortable and unrepresented simply because someone in a position of authority doesn't share something as meaningless as their genitals or skin colour as you,, then that says quite a lot about you as an individual.
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    [–]Wiegraf_Belias 17 points18 points19 points  (0 children)
    There's a reason so many say that these people lack self-awareness and are simply projecting their own bigotry on the rest of society...
    [–][deleted] 39 points40 points41 points  (3 children)
    Hey Milo,
    I'd just like to thank you for stopping by, especially after scheduling difficulties. I'd also just like to thank you for your journalistic work. It's absolutely fantastic to have a male representing male issues and doing a terrific job of it. I laugh every single time you rhetorically rape some feminist on the air.
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 33 points34 points35 points  (1 child)
    Sorry I had to reschedule! And thank you for having me.
    [–]CCRJ 35 points36 points37 points  (3 children)
    Hey Milo. Do you think that false rape accusations are more common than society and feminists like to make out? I was falsely accused of rape and the charges were dropped. I had to go to through 6 months of unnecessary stressing though. I think it's ridiculous how a woman can claim rape and potentially ruin a mans life just because she had sex that she regretted, wants to get revenge on her partner, wants to cover up infidelity..etc. There's a forum dedicated entirely to false rape accusations and it seems like it's a common occurrence. The worst part is that women rarely get prosecuted for making false allegations.
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 54 points55 points56 points  (0 children)
    It happens all the time. You should see my inbox.
    [–]lachiemx 42 points43 points44 points  (1 child)
    I am ex state law enforcement, and when I brought this up with the sex crimes squad they told me six out of ten rape claims are false. My respect for them grew tremendously, because they knew it was a problem and handled things with dignity.
    [–]SpaceCrunch 8 points9 points10 points  (0 children)
    I got into a situation where I took a girl home from the bar and her friends called the police, accusing me of rape. The police came to my house and put me in handcuffs. Shortly after that though, they started being super cool to me, like they just knew the whole thing was bullshit. Eventually they told me that is was BS and they just took the girl home and left my my house.
    [–]IRC Mod-Anteros- 93 points94 points95 points  (23 children)
    Milo, Thank you very much for your exemplary work and for doing this AMA.
    The goalposts of being "not racist/sexist/masculine" are always moving when leftists are in power. Where/When do you see the current censorship of any pro-male sentiment ending?
    Moral responsibility, accusations of phobias, and statistical misinterpretation is often used against men in order to get them to believe in gender equality and other such nonsense. When confronted with these strategies used against them, men often cover their eyes and recite the party lines. Is there anything compelling that you have seen which can snap them out of this trance (Besides potential for sex/videogames) ?
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 216 points217 points218 points  (22 children)
    Thanks for the kind words!
    I genuinely think we're about to see a big shift away from crazy feminist progressivism. The public is starting to catch on now, and they are incensed by the lunacy and unfairness of what they see. Most women don't hate men, and they are appalled by misandrist feminists who do.
    There will always be a vocal minority of lunatics, but from my interactions with journalists and TV producers, the appetite for outrage-led, fact-free stories about confected feminist grievances is coming to an end. When that happens, men and arguments in favour of men will naturally begin to reassert themselves, because our views are based on facts, not feelings.
    [–]woodycanuck 73 points74 points75 points  (14 children)
    FYI this AMA is more entertaining when you read the answers in Milo's voice in your head...
    [–]Jobby_jabber 24 points25 points26 points  (0 children)
    Thats advice for life right there.
    [–]probpoopin 44 points45 points46 points  (6 children)
    And imagine his fucking amazing hair. I'm a straight, pretty manly man, but damn...that guys hair is fucking beautiful.
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 123 points124 points125 points  (3 children)
    Yeah, it's pretty great.
    [–]TheIceMagCometh 93 points94 points95 points  (15 children)
    Hi Milo! My husband (a conservative Democrat) and I have repeated disagreements about how dangerous for America the extreme PC climate on campuses and elsewhere. He contends that college youth have been this dumb and irritating since the 60's and nobody really takes them seriously and they do the Left more harm than good by being so off putting. Please, in the words I can't seem to find, explain why he's wrong.
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 484 points485 points486 points  (10 children)
    He's not wrong--college kids have always been dumb. But there's a difference today, and it's that the administrators and staff relinquished their responsibility to stamp out the worst excesses some time ago, with the result that silly opinions that ought to have been challenged and matured out of on campus were allowed to flourish in a "safe space."
    These kids grew up and got jobs at Gawker and Buzzfeed still believing in the politics of the student union. Thus: we have a media that indulges in the same grievance-based, victimhood-obsessed, fact-free, feelings-driven garbage as you see on campuses.
    Yet even this virtuous circle of moron reinforcement could be broken if faculty staff and college leaders were brave enough to say: "Don't be so fucking stupid. You are not oppressed. The 'safe space' you are demanding is called America; it's what enables you to speak your mind freely, however empty that mind might be. You are here to be challenged--get used to it. Now go back to class, or you'll be expelled."
    In my view, any student demanding a trigger warning or safe space should be immediately expelled. They have demonstrated that they are incapable of completing the requirements of their degree.
    [–]theredpillager 48 points49 points50 points  (1 child)
    This might be the best AMA response I have ever read.
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 33 points34 points35 points  (0 children)
    I commend your taste and judgement.
    [–]princeanus 14 points15 points16 points  (1 child)
    Excellent answer Milo! Something needs to be done to give incentive for that behaviour. Currently I think the business of university sees incentive to what they are doing, but that may erode itself if people start seeing useless degrees for what they are.
    [–]Lelvolution 98 points99 points100 points  (14 children)
    Why are a disproportionate amount of feminists obese, blue haired bulldykes with abrasive and vitriolic personalities?
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 214 points215 points216 points  (6 children)
    Feminism makes women ugly. It attracts ugly women in the first place, and then tells them to get even uglier. I don't want to keep shilling my columns here but I wrote on this a while back, I think. Even Lindy West agrees that women who don't confirm to traditional beauty standards (read: too lazy to work out and get their hair done) seek out progressive politics.
    [–]Workhorse9696 18 points19 points20 points  (1 child)
    Absolutely nailed it!! Especially like the work out and get their hair done comment. You could also use the same reply for the typical lesbian too.
    [–]2rp_valiant 28 points29 points30 points  (0 children)
    the typical lesbian is a straight woman who either can't get laid or was burned by some guy (alpha widow or otherwise). More women than men are capable of changing up who they partner with - you see it with women dating transgenders too.
    [–]itsmehobnob 73 points74 points75 points  (5 children)
    Attractive women don't benefit from feminism.
    [–]∞ Mod | RP Vanguardbsutansalt 39 points40 points41 points  (2 children)
    Attractive women don't benefit from feminism.
    Until they get older and their looks start to fade. Then suddenly women's looks privilege starts to bite them in the ass now that they're not longer benefiting from it.
    [–]Solitary_Wolf 26 points27 points28 points  (0 children)
    feminism is a cult. women with those characteristics you listed have very little in their lives aside from the sense of community and belonging that radical feminism brings to their lives.
    [–]Rumking516 29 points30 points31 points  (2 children)
    Milo, thank you for taking the time to do this. How do you have a conversation about certain things, such as the wage gap, if your opponent will not even recognize the falsehoods are just that-falsehoods?
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 86 points87 points88 points  (1 child)
    Keep demanding facts, examples and reasoning. Keep making your case and explaining the reasoning. Be calm, relentless, reasonable. Nothing annoys them so much.
    [–]2rp_valiant 10 points11 points12 points  (0 children)
    +1 to this - if you stay calm and keep hitting them with the facts, they'll get flustered and in their stompy tantrum often end up falling into their own traps.
    [–]The_fox_in_lion_skin 43 points44 points45 points  (8 children)
    Milo, thank you for coming here.
    From my personal experience the U.S. military has become more feminine then ever before. Politicians led the charge against the military for having rape issues, but instead of stopping their after putting in preventive measures. They've toke it a step further and are trying to introduce women into special forces, the last true masculine space in the military and one with some of the toughest most self sacrificing jobs any one can have.
    What are your opinions about this situation? & Is there any way to stop this change before the consequences have a lasting effect?
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 79 points80 points81 points  (7 children)
    Women on the front lines is a disaster--it's a trendy experiment that the powers that be will have to reverse quickly, if they care at all about the lives of male soldiers. Or about winning wars.
    [–]foldpak111 11 points12 points13 points  (0 children)
    Introduce a female to an all-male environment, the men shift from camaraderie to competition for the females attention. It's quite counterproductive but that's probably how the politicians like it. Let the retards run in circles while we make the big boy moves.
    [–]Tom_The_Human 14 points15 points16 points  (1 child)
    Milo, I'm a student at a very notorious left wing university in the UK. Please can you come and give a talk that'll some SJW heads spin? Thanks.
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 16 points17 points18 points  (0 children)
    Of course--get me an invite. milo@yiannopoulos.net
    [–]ThunderStun 14 points15 points16 points  (3 children)
    Hey Milo I saw you on JRE and you were phenomenal. I know it's a longshot, but if you enjoyed being on a podcast I'm sure the guys over on the PKA subreddit would love to have you on. I know I've seen the fans suggest them trying to get you on before, and I know I'd personally love to see you on.
    A little about the show:
    It's run by 3 hosts, Woodysgamertag, a youtuber that used to make gaming videos, and give life advice to the people that needed it. MurkaDurkah a guy that made youtube videos for fun back in the day that was beloved by a core following, and FPS Russia, the "professional russian" that makes videos of himself doing cool shit with guns and has amassed a following of nearly 6 million subscribers doing it.
    It's a 4 hour show, however guests don't always stay for the full length, and aren't expected to. (It is a bonus though!)
    They cover all different topics from current events to their personal experiences.
    All 3 hosts are somewhat conservative, while being socially liberal, and they are more informed than the average bear so to speak.
    If you want to check it out for yourself here is the most recent episode.
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 13 points14 points15 points  (0 children)
    Never heard of it, but sounds like a lot of fun. Feel free to send me more info--milo@yiannopoulos.net
    [–]Senior Contributorcocaine_face 24 points25 points26 points  (9 children)
    Milo, I'm wondering - do you read here regularly, or ever contribute?
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 66 points67 points68 points  (8 children)
    I haven't posted here before. But I read often.
    [–]slavetothought 12 points13 points14 points  (4 children)
    Why did you tell Joe Rogan you didn't really want Donald Trump to be president?
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 33 points34 points35 points  (1 child)
    I continue to waver on this issue. Obviously I absolutely love him. Do I want him as Commander in Chief? The mischief-maker in me says yes. The grownup says no. On most days, the mischief-maker wins...
    [–]slavetothought 8 points9 points10 points  (0 children)
    It's gonna be great Milo! When I knew a lot less I kept leaving you comments to check out Bernie Sanders. I'm so grateful I've finally gotten on board with Trump. Thanks for doing what you're doing! Exciting times ahead. I really appreciated what you said to Joe Rogan about not pushing alternative sexualities on kids just because they might seem eccentric. I personally don't believe in homosexuality. Thanks again! Love you Milo!
    [–]neilmcc 12 points13 points14 points  (2 children)
    Milo, do you think the culture in silicon valley is a big threat to tainting the web? The bay area is full of leftist activists with a lot of time on their hands and seem strangely effective at enforcing consensus, as in the case of getting Mozilla's founder fired because he was pro-trad marriage.
    And how do you factor in the temptation of cheap H1B labor to the various tech giants? What's going on here? Why are the tech giants seem always on board with the latest progressive trends?
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 15 points16 points17 points  (1 child)
    I'm going to be writing a lot more about this. Huge subject. Sorry, I know that's not tremendously helpful now--but watch this space.
    [–]INTERNET_TRASHCAN 12 points13 points14 points  (3 children)
    I love you, Milo. I am subbed to everything you do, and your stream with the lady who covered Mr. King was great!
    edit: I didn't mean to sound so creepy. jesus christ
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 24 points25 points26 points  (2 children)
    Congratulations on having excellent taste.
    [–]krazybone550 23 points24 points25 points  (3 children)
    Milo, I'm a huge fan, you're very informative and charismatic. I was wondering what you feel is the greatest injustice that is happening to men right now?
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 157 points158 points159 points  (2 children)
    Not being gay, because they'll never get to sleep with me.
    [–]Nothing_Gazes_Back 22 points23 points24 points  (0 children)
    It's going to be a real shame if a previous partner of yours comes out and claims you're mediocre in the sack. You currently occupy a place in our hearts as a hedonistic men's rights crusader with an enchanted feminist slaying excalibur-cock. Please don't end up being too good to be true because you're the closest thing us redpillers are ever getting to a real life Batman.
    Batman, Milo. Don't ruin fucking Batman for us. ;)
    [–]Endorsed Contributornyrp 31 points32 points33 points  (4 children)
    Hi, Milo. Thanks for everything. Proud to be one of your #5000.
    I have so many possible questions, but will keep it relative Red Pill focused as that's where we are.
    1. Within the gay community, behind the scenes, how may gays are actually into the idea of getting married, raising (some other woman's) children? Following that, I know that you've said gay white men are being pushed towards the oppressor category, but is it also true that some gays (besides you) want out of the whole progressive LGBT schema, because that vision of being gay is not the way they perceive it?
    2. I am in RCIA, and becoming Catholic. I've been particularly interested in your rants against atheism. I respect the way you see your homosexuality as a burden. My parallel would be that I'm not gay, but I want to be Catholic, yet I love fucking many bitches without marrying them. So, no need to compare our respective missing of the mark regarding Catholic faith. But I am just curious, if it's not too personal, how you see yourself balancing the two, and furthermore, doing so in public, where if they don't hate you for being Catholic, they hate you for being a gay who's Catholic and not a church hater.
    3. You say you have Hollywood friends who are secretly conservative, pro-Trump, anti-PC, anti-feminist, etc. I have a conservative-oriented screenplay I'm shopping around of a hedonist exploring religion. Another one I'm writing that is a brilliant but subtle satire of feminists handing their country over to Islamists. When do you see the climate coming around that conservative artists can come out with stuff like this, and not another fucking Jim Haynes "Carol" or vehemently pro-abortion movies, like at least 3 that have come out in the last 18 months?
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 32 points33 points34 points  (0 children)
    Hello #5000 elite.
    1. Yes, gays are natural cultural libertarians and my hunch is that the majority want out. I want the wholesale dissolution of the LGBT lobby. It's meaningless and irrelevant and most of its figureheads are working entirely against our interests.
    2. I answered this I think elsewhere today, so I'm going to point you there. Welcome to the best religion. https://www.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/comments/3x8fxm/im_milo_yiannopoulos_ama/cy2fi4y
    3. "Another one I'm writing that is a brilliant but subtle satire" -- you sound like me! I'd love to read them. Most likely you'll struggle getting them produced, though.
    <3
    [–]1RedDragon41 19 points20 points21 points  (1 child)
    Milo, I have a younger brother who is gay and thanks to your work we have much more common ground to talk and connect over than previously. What would you say is the best way to unite those in the gay community with the Red Pillers of society against the atrocities being committed and what do you see as the future for both?
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 60 points61 points62 points  (0 children)
    A simple examination of how unfair the tax system, healthcare, academia and the media are to men will demonstrate that gay men and Red Pillers have all the same priorities--and all the same enemies.
    [–]jheck21 22 points23 points24 points  (4 children)
    Hi Milo, I love your work, but more importantly I love your hair.
    I'm currently in college, and with college being a safe haven for progressives and feminists, I hear all the time about how traditional masculinity needs to go. They suggest men should strive to be a more beta-male/metrosexual type of guy since they claim traditional masculinity is damaging our society. What are your thoughts on the fight against traditional masculinity? Should men still strive to be physically and mentally strong, tough, and resilient in today's society? And why? I would be very interested to hear your take on this issue.
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 70 points71 points72 points  (3 children)
    Absolutely. The best response to this nonsense is to get a haircut, hit the gym, join a sports team and fuck all the hot girls.
    Above all, they want you to be miserable. Guilt and unhappiness is feminist currency. So win, and be happy. It's the best revenge.
    Your excellent taste in hair tells me you are over half way there already.
    [–]psychologicalpanda 21 points22 points23 points  (6 children)
    Hello Milo, thank you for taking your time to answer questions. At my work place, we debate a lot to pass time, and a few days ago we came across gender equality. The women complained about "rape culture" but I didn't know how to defend myself. What are some simple things that I can say to them that will prove them wrong about rape culture? Thanks in advance
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 62 points63 points64 points  (5 children)
    1. Objecting to the term "rape culture" doesn't mean you don't believe rape happens.
    2. College campuses are about the safest places for women to be.
    3. There is no "rape culture" in the west--we don't encourage rapists, we jail them.
    4. If there is a rape culture, it is in the Muslim world. Why don't feminists want to talk about that?
    [–]Senior ContributorDemonspawn 34 points35 points36 points  (4 children)
    I would say that the only rape culture in the west is of men in prison. Rape is expected, and by significant portion of society seen as a "good thing"
    [–]CptGoodnight 22 points23 points24 points  (1 child)
    Milo,
    Thanks for all you're doing. I especially enjoyed your most recent debate and your closing remarks addressing men specifically. I think TRP sometimes misunderstands that Mens Issues advocates aren't trying to sway women, they're trying to sway men.
    My question: what is TRP? Is it a somewhat toxic countermove to toxic feminism or is this the sexual strategy men should have been employing all along from a risk/reward analysis? How would you explain TRP to greater society?
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 69 points70 points71 points  (0 children)
    TRP is a lab, and you are all scientists, cooking up the antidote to a fatal epidemic. My hat is off to you.
    [–]Whadyagot 19 points20 points21 points  (4 children)
    Do you have anything nice to say about Rebecca Reid?
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 70 points71 points72 points  (2 children)
    She was very gracious and sweet after the debate, for someone who had lost so badly. And I think she will snap out of a lot of the sillier opinions she expresses. She's smarter than some of the views she professes to hold.
    [–]Whadyagot 7 points8 points9 points  (1 child)
    She seemed to learn a lot from you. Funny how that works eh?
    [–]Feminist1990 18 points19 points20 points  (2 children)
    Thoughts about Jamesdeen's rape accusations and feminism? Are you ignoring his case just because he is straight?
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 60 points61 points62 points  (1 child)
    I'm watching. The fact is, we don't know anything yet--except that the media will blacklist someone on the basis of allegations, of course.
    [–]Senior ContributorOmLaLa 20 points21 points22 points  (11 children)
    First of all, thank you Milo for taking the time to participate in this AMA. Reading your answers to a multitude of questions has been both enlightening and unsurprising, given your glowing track record.

    Question: In your experience, why is the young men's societal views on a easily-perceivable RP principle like the prerequisite of attractiveness for sexual interest so... contradictory and conflicting?

    Allow me to explain:
    The concept of attractive people pair-bonding with other attractive people is nothing new. Even in most media facets, an attractive guy will usually be shown running off with some attractive woman. It's common in both in movies and TV shows.
    And yet, at least in the cases of most young men, the notion that attraction can somehow be *compensated or substituted by words and wit has recently become the dominant go-to for any male/female interaction.
    Now I realize pop culture is becoming self-aware to this fault. In the past few years, we've seen a drastic increase in said self-awareness of attraction compensatory behaviors when the term "friend-zoned" spiked in secular popularity.
    But why then does that same society have such difficulties with coming to terms the failure of substituting attractiveness with words or accepting the ever-present proof that there is a prerequisite for physical attractiveness on the terms of sexually appealing to one's peers? With accepting that one can't simply "talk" sexual attraction into someone? (And this goes beyond PUA; there are tons of non-PUA/RP men who believe that wit, humor and intellect will garner sexual interest)
    Is it out of some collective self-fulfilling prophecy? A collective misunderstanding of the root cause of past successes (she slept with him because of his appearance, not because he was "funny")?
    The proof is all over the place and yet i you'll oft find them resort to bashing their attractive peers (dumb jock, his just an asshole, etc.) instead of taking the time/humility to look introspectively instead of playing the victim of circumstance or peer-intervention.
    If the root cause was simply a matter of ignoring the evidence as a means to protect one's ego, I could accept this rationale, but only on a case-by-case (individualistic/personally-onset) level, but this viewpoint seems to span the majority of young men across various borders and cultures.
    Thoughts?
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 52 points53 points54 points  (9 children)
    The contradiction you have identified arises from the difference between what women say they want and what they actually want.
    [–]∞ Mod | RP Vanguardbsutansalt 16 points17 points18 points  (5 children)
    Funny how simple an idea that's self evident can be so inflammatory and contraversal.
    [–]Endorsed ContributorNightwingTRP 23 points24 points25 points  (3 children)
    It's got to be controversial. If women's word can no longer be trusted, then it means we don't need to put any value on what they say - the logical conclusion is that women simply shouldn't have a voice in anything because that voice is both unreliable and irrational.
    They don't want their voice taken away, so they'll fight this tooth and nail. They'll run every hamster rationalisation available to pretend their words always have worth. (Realistically, it's just down to us to decide whether their words have worth on a case by case basis.)
    [–]all_the_right_moves 9 points10 points11 points  (0 children)
    In one fucking sentence. Holy shit.
    [–]eyeisbloke 20 points21 points22 points  (4 children)
    Hi Milo, congratulations on being fabulous.
    I'm curious to know if you every got a response from Dr Emily Grossman after your article asking why she felt the need to cook up charges of online abuse?
    In case you haven't seen it, she did a talk recently explaining why from her perspective she really believes she did get a torrent of abuse. It's possibly even more cringe worthy than her performance on sky. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Mbv4FfFlIk
    Also - love your concept of quantum superstate feminism - I've put together a description of what I think you mean by the term and interested to know if I've missed anything. http://eyeisbloke.com/2015/12/12/for-the-uninitiated-quantum-superstate-feminism/
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 23 points24 points25 points  (0 children)
    I can't believe Grossman doubled down on that garbage after I showed up what a big fibber she is. Shameless.
    Great post!
    [–]IronCupcake 46 points47 points48 points  (5 children)
    I love all of your stuff Milo, you beautiful little faggot! As an aspiring writer, I'd like to ask you how you got your foot in the door at Breitbart and started your career as a journalist, and what was the catalyst for your recent success?
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 152 points153 points154 points  (3 children)
    I know you want me to say dick-sucking but the answer is talent and hard work.
    [–]glottony 10 points11 points12 points  (0 children)
    I'd believe either but tend to the latter. The amount of reading you do, on so many issues, some of which are about the absolute drivel that is feminism...
    Just reading the news is way too much of that bullshit than I need
    [–]CHARLIE-DONT-SURF- 8 points9 points10 points  (3 children)
    Is this really Trevor Noah hosting this AMA? ;)
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 20 points21 points22 points  (2 children)
    He's so pretty. But he is a notorious joke thief. He's famous for it.
    [–]trufflecopter 8 points9 points10 points  (2 children)
    Milo - you have a large following. Can you start a petition regarding free speech on campuses and how the reasonable majority are being silenced by the radical authoritarian left?
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 19 points20 points21 points  (0 children)
    I sort of do that, I think, by drawing attention to their ridiculous attempts to ban me.
    [–]jackrabbitd 8 points9 points10 points  (3 children)
    Aside from doubling your wardrobe and having a worthy excuse to not date women, what other pro's are there for being gay?
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 14 points15 points16 points  (1 child)
    Such great blow jobs.
    [–]hhex 25 points26 points27 points  (28 children)
    Hi Milo, you've obviously got a lot of fans here, but what are your personal opinions on TheRedPill? Are there specific aspects of it that you like or dislike?
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 36 points37 points38 points  (27 children)
    I dislike that no one has challenged me on the circumcision stuff yet!
    [–]∞ Mod | RP Vanguardbsutansalt 61 points62 points63 points  (6 children)
    No real need to ask as you've been clear you like them cut for purely personal reasons. And you know what, you're free to have your preference.
    That being said, from a purely men's rights perspective I think everyone can agree boys should be entitled to the same rights as girls in this subject. If guys want to get cut once they're older, then the should be allowed to. However, babies who don't have any say in the matter, regardless of gender, shouldn't be messed with.
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 47 points48 points49 points  (2 children)
    I would have to agree with this.
    [–]juschillinn 16 points17 points18 points  (0 children)
    cutting part of a baby's dick off is fucking absurd come at me.
    [–]yleGerm 6 points7 points8 points  (1 child)
    I think it's fairly obvious that you see it as a non-issue subject to personal preference, and that's perfectly fine. However, you have said, in your debate with Rebecca Reid at the University of Bristol that,
    As a victim of a botched circumcision as a baby, I'm simply just glad you can acknowledge it as a human rights issue.
    Could you see yourself advocating for an age barrier to circumcision?
    [–]StraightGlueWater 17 points18 points19 points  (1 child)
    Milo,
    After hearing you on Joe Rogan's podcast, I got the impression that your homosexuality is based more on your attraction to the forbidden than it is based on your attraction to men. Curious if you think that's the case.
    Beyond that, you seem very articulate and calm when you are speaking/debating- is that an inherent skill or something you learned?
    Thanks for what you do, brother.
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 39 points40 points41 points  (0 children)
    I just don't get mad. I wasn't born with the "offence-taking" gene and I don't get scared or nervous. I'm afraid that's just something you have or you don't.
    I am a natural contrarian so I am drawn to all things forbidden by nature, and yes that does extend to my sex life. I think I put it best here... http://www.breitbart.com/london/2015/04/14/im-sooo-bored-of-being-gay/
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    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 165 points166 points167 points  (11 children)
    1. Work out, look after yourself, get an education, get a good job. Become the sort of man you would look up to.
    2. There are plenty of great women out there; you just have to look a bit harder. Don't settle for a lunatic.
    3. Nothing bad happens when you tell losers, liars and feminists (but I repeat myself) to go fuck themselves.
    [–]Mariostern1 34 points35 points36 points  (1 child)
    Nothing bad happens when you tell losers, liars and feminists (but I repeat myself) to go fuck themselves.
    Quote of the decade IMO
    [–]skepticalbipartisan 9 points10 points11 points  (0 children)
    As a Canadian, I'm going to wait and see how the Gregory Alan Elliot case pans out before embracing that third bit.
    [–]BillDrivesAnFJ 15 points16 points17 points  (3 children)
    Milo, how is your frienship with Pizza Party Ben going and when will the 2 of you host a Trump rally?
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 34 points35 points36 points  (2 children)
    I'm going to visit him in Alaska and we are going to make Trump babies while Mariah belts out the Star-Spangled Banner.
    [–]kfpswf 14 points15 points16 points  (4 children)
    Whoa! 11 minutes and a barrage of questions. This sub has been eagerly awaiting your event.
    I don't really have a specific question, but I'd really like to know how we could get more people to speak up on the mainstream media like you do. MRA Movement never took off the way it should've. Do we need a new movement? Can MRA be revived? Does it even have to be revived? Would love to know your your thoughts.
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 31 points32 points33 points  (1 child)
    Things are changing. Look at what happened when Martin Daubney took George Lawlor on a media tour. People at home loved him. It's happening.
    [–]Iron-willing 14 points15 points16 points  (3 children)
    This isn't necessarily related to TRP but how did you become so eloquent and concise in your way of speaking? Before I started to become involved in the "TRP" scene and knew who any of the big figures were, I saw an interview of yours on youtube and was incredibly impressed with your ability to articulate your ideas so clearly. When you say things it is almost as though your response is pre-scripted in that you never stumble over your words or struggle to convey an idea. If I am really focusing I can speak in this way but it is not something I could do as seemingly effortlessly as you do. Any tips for improving speaking ability besides, of course, practicing talking to people?
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 59 points60 points61 points  (1 child)
    Be you. Don't put on a special speaking voice. Don't try to sound like anyone else. Express yourself as you would to your best friend, and you'll fix 90% of bad speaking habits.
    And yes, a lot of practice, so you know your material well, you are confident with dates and names and concepts and you are used to anticipating objections.
    These days it only takes 5-6 words of an opponent speaking for me to figure out what their rejoinder is going to be, so I spend the remaining minute working out my reply.
    [–]IsThisLiam 6 points7 points8 points  (2 children)
    Milo, long time fan and admirer here. (Well, I've been a fan since I saw you on that BBC Debate a few months ago, but it's all about context given your rapid rise in followers).
    It's great to see somebody out there in the media standing up for common sense, I think that your rise in popularity can be attributed to your timing. The western world has been obsessed with political correctness and leftist nonsense for years, but I think it's only within the last 1 or 2 years that we've started to become submissive to acceptance, correctness and other forms of essential bullying.
    My question to you is this, I've always wondered how you made your money, was it through venture capitalism and wise investing, pure profit from your previous websites and businesses or was it shameless inheritance?
    My confidence in your ability is to save us from a social distopia will be unwavered by whatever answer you give.
    My friends and I are looking forward to seeing you here in Dublin in the new year, and we would love to meet you after the debate/speech.
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 26 points27 points28 points  (1 child)
    I prefer not to talk about my private financial affairs, but you can rest assured that no one can live like I do on a journalist's salary. So finish your college degrees and get proper jobs in engineering!
    [–]ChrisWitherkay 26 points27 points28 points  (5 children)
    A few months ago you posted a tweet saying "Really the only qualification I ask for in my journalists is that they don't have a journalism degree" (https://twitter.com/Nero/status/634137972573650945)
    What recommendations or tips would you give to someone wishing to go into writing as a hobby or as a profession?
    *Additional question I just thought of. Do you feel many media outlets are still afraid of discussing mens issues in fear of backlash from particular groups?
    I recently met you at #Milo100K but I didn't get the opportunity to ask you this then.
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 60 points61 points62 points  (3 children)
    Don't, unless you're independently wealthy.
    [–]Borsao66 21 points22 points23 points  (0 children)
    The best way to make a million dollars as a writer is to start with two million dollars.
    Former defense industry writer here.
    [–]taracus 15 points16 points17 points  (3 children)
    I found myself reading and agreeing with a lot of the TRP ideas after getting sort of sick of hearing feminists complain about how hard it is to be a women.
    Do you believe the reason behind the right-wing (racist) wave in all of Europe (and with #Trump2016 maybe also in America) is a result of the need to stay PC and calling anyone pointing out any statistics related to race/nationality is being called racist?
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 63 points64 points65 points  (2 children)
    Good, decent people are sick of being called sexist, racist and bigoted when they know they're not. They are sick of political correctness and speech codes. They are sick of being lied to about gender, immigration, you name it.
    The inevitable result is popularity for candidates like Trump. I, for one, am loving the spectacle.
    [–]Destroya12 12 points13 points14 points  (7 children)
    Milo,
    As much as I love your work, you've said that your success is based on your inclusiveness, and willingness to embrace those who are different from you, ie gaming/nerd culture. Aren't you being counterproductive when you say that Pokemon or Star Wars fans are losers who should feel bad? Same thing with Internet atheists; you're alienating a segment of the audience when you've said that that's not what you're about.
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 47 points48 points49 points  (5 children)
    I credit my readers with the sensitivity, intelligence and sense of humour to recognise when I am playing with them.
    There's a world of difference between affectionate trolling between comrades--taunting is how men bond, after all--and the hateful invective of the progressive Left. Don't you think?
    [–]theoccot 21 points22 points23 points  (10 children)
    How soon are we going to see new material from you and Gavin McInnes? That would be great.
    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 38 points39 points40 points  (9 children)
    I'll be in New York in February--hoping to do the show live then. So far we've only done Skype. Gavin's hilarious--one of the most naturally funny people I know.
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      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 63 points64 points65 points  (4 children)
      There is no longer any space on the political Left for anyone who believes in:
      1. Gender equality (they prefer female chauvinism)
      2. Science (they talk a good game but cover up inconvenient findings)
      3. Freedom of speech (do I even need to explain?)
      Well done for correctly identifying this.
      As to your question: I agree. I think the tide is turning. I think you're about to see a wholesale abandonment of progressive values by the public. The truth is they've always been in the minority--read Christina Hoff Sommers on this topic. But it's getting even more pronounced now.
      Amazing that fewer than 1 in 5 American women now calls herself a feminist. You've hit upon the reason why. Hopefully, people who believe in free speech, equality and fact-based discourse will stop voting for candidates and parties who don't.
      [–][deleted] 33 points34 points35 points  (21 children)
      Why did Breitbart throw Trump under the bus for the Muslim ban comment? Are you aware of what's going on in your country and indeed all over Europe (Rotherham rape scandal)?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 87 points88 points89 points  (8 children)
      One of the things people aren't used to seeing in this age of politically correct media conformity is publications that make space for dissenting voices. Breitbart does. We have 100 writers. You won't agree with the opinion of every one of them.
      But I think our Trump coverage has been overwhelmingly enthusiastic--which of course pleases me, because he is awesome.
      [–]343ewq 14 points15 points16 points  (10 children)
      Have you seen Reggie Yates's documentary extremeUK: Men at war yet? If so what are your thoughts on it?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 45 points46 points47 points  (4 children)
      I'm going to write about this at greater length, but I thought it was a pity it slid into the usual whinging about "harassment" and how "weird" the manosphere was, when it ought to have focused on the facts, studies, laws that men's rights advocates are complaining about. A programme ostensibly about the men's rights movement once again became all about feminist grievances.
      It felt like a series of character assassinations rather than an attempt to understand why so many men are frustrated and checking out, acting out or otherwise expressing their disillusionment with society.
      [–]Raymond_Cuttill 7 points8 points9 points  (0 children)
      The BBC is pro-feminist. There was never any intention to give MRAs a fair hearing or any kind of hearing. There's a part where you said something like gender relations are the worse they've been for a hundred years. You were then faded out and then there was a voiceover of Reggie saying "I'm not a feminist but even I find his views challenging". In other words ignore you. Now I'm guessing but I would bet that you then had a conversation about that point but he probably knew that the conversation would end up on the edit room floor.
      I have a question. I'm planning on getting more active in MRA matters. I'm thinking of starting with a short article about UN women and their stats about sex trafficking; which are selective. Could you please suggest a good place or way to submit it? e..g. as an article somewhere or a piece to camera on YouTube or what?
      Thanks.
      [–]Solitary_Wolf 15 points16 points17 points  (5 children)
      Hi Milo, how long have you known about TRP and do you apply any of the same theory in your own relationships?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 43 points44 points45 points  (4 children)
      Sexual dynamics are different for gays. In fact, to be specific, they often mirror the 1950s household of Red Pill legend, with a dominant breadwinner and a passive homemaker who has a lot of time to stay looking good. Yet another thing we're better at... sorry guys!
      [–]Alpha-Bromega 12 points13 points14 points  (9 children)
      Hello Milo,
      Big fan of your writing. This is my question:
      What is your opinion on the current glorification of transexuality? I listened to your JRE interview and I understand the problem that this issue presents to gender identity politics (if there is a female brain, then male/female differences are biological). How are we sure that it is not a mental disease, like schizophrenia? Moreover, shouldn't there be a stipulation that individuals that want hormone therapy should at least wait until they are adults. I've seen posts of people glorifying parents that give their children hormone therapy to justify their own narratives and beliefs and to seem "progressive" and get internet brownie points. Things that might be considered child endangerment and child abuse. Children don't know who they are and what they want, that's the role of a parent, to help guide their children during these stages of development. What are your thoughts?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 41 points42 points43 points  (7 children)
      It's sick. We're glorifying a brain disease. We'll look back in 50 years and wonder how we could ever have been so cruel.
      [–]B-VOLLEYBALL-READY 6 points7 points8 points  (2 children)
      Hi Milo.
      I just popped over here from KiA to ask... Are you planning to do any more #BIGMILO streams? That was absolutely fabulous.
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 9 points10 points11 points  (1 child)
      Definitely.
      [–]UndecidedThrownaway 5 points6 points7 points  (4 children)
      Would I be doing any harm raising a son without a mother figure, like the MGTOW?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 18 points19 points20 points  (2 children)
      Just my personal $0.02, but I think kids need a mom. It doesn't have to be their biological mom, though of course that's best.
      [–]TRP VanguardJP_Whoregan 17 points18 points19 points  (1 child)
      I think when it comes to boys, mom should be the primary care-taker until about the age of 6 or 7. At that point, it's time for the boy to start passing dad wrenches in the garage, learning how to mow a lawn, and learning how to be a man in general.
      This the problem we have with the current millenial generation of whiny, entitled, feminized, young men, and in some cases, serial killing school shooters.
      Women can raise boys, but they cannot raise men. Single motherhood is perhaps the biggest travesty to be visited upon boys in the last 100 years.
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 11 points12 points13 points  (0 children)
      Yeah, I can can get behind that.
      [–]NeoNGANGSTA 27 points28 points29 points  (6 children)
      Milo, What is the current state of SJW stigma in the gaming indusrty, in your opinion? Are Devs and Publishers going to cave in or what exactly? Also is GamerGate winning this?
      (PS I love you and your sacred hair <3)
      Edit: Is there a way GamerGate (gamers) can help fight this cancer as of now? Example: Prioritize more ops and reinforce the notion of support for companies that stand up to this shit.
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 79 points80 points81 points  (4 children)
      Publishers and developers throw bones to the crazies by offering, say, playable female leads. But they know who their customers are. I believe in the power of the free market here.
      I can't tell you too much about the conversations I've had with publishers and publishers' associations, but I'll put it this way: they are by and large decent and reasonable people who know their customers are also decent and reasonable people, and very, very few of them buy in to crackpot feminist complaints about their products.
      Oh, and they hate the games press just as much as the rest of us.
      Thank you for your judicious and wise assessment of my hair, which is the best hair.
      [–]m1983 12 points13 points14 points  (4 children)
      Don't have any questions yet, but just came in to thank you for all you're doing Milo!
      I've been sitting quietly all this time listening to the media slam men and all this pro-woman bullshit, in fear that if I speak up I'll get crushed by all these feminazis. It's great to finally have a voice and someone to fight back.. keep up the good work!
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 66 points67 points68 points  (3 children)
      I'm lucky. I'm social justice-proof. And I'm having a lot of fun. So you never need to worry about me disappearing. Every time they try to get me fired, I get a promotion. Every time they try to ban me from a university, more people get to hear about me and more people read my work. Every time they come for me, my power grows.
      There's one argument, at least, for never letting feminism die!
      [–]tfpl_filmmaker 15 points16 points17 points  (2 children)
      Hello Milo,
      Thank you so much for being a voice for men's issues.
      Do you intend to visit India and are you aware of the misuse of Dowry law (Section 498A) here in India? Many men and their families are victims of it and (most) feminists in India are not bit concerned about it.
      Is being critical of feminism an important task in the fight for men's rights activism?
      Thank you in advance!
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 22 points23 points24 points  (0 children)
      I don't know anything about this, no--but I'll take a look into it, thank you.
      [–]the_myriad_truths 11 points12 points13 points  (1 child)
      Hi Milo, thanks for doing this.
      You've recently come to the defense of gamers/GamerGate through your writing, your twitter, at SPJ, and even met many of them at various meetups. What is your honest, overall sense of the gamers that you have engaged with? Is there a stark difference between the gamers you interact with on twitter vs the ones you have met with in real life? If your answer is net-favorable, why do you think this group has become so maligned by the rest of society, and what if anything do they need to do differently to gain more respect from the broader public?
      Sorry for another GG question which I'm sure you're sick of by this point. Thanks for all that you do, you beautiful faggot.
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 50 points51 points52 points  (0 children)
      Gamers have no social capital. The Left hates them and lies and says games make us all sexist. The Right hates them and lies and says they make us violent. So it's an easy group to malign.
      But, in my experience, gamers are some of the most witty, creative, compassionate and fascinating people I've ever met. I love them.
      [–]chocoboat 5 points6 points7 points  (0 children)
      What is your position on circumcision of infants? In a recent debate it sounded like you supported the position (which I agree with) that it's a barbaric ritual that should be banned, unless people choose to have it done to themselves.
      But you've also written articles like this, and shit like this still shows up on Breitbart. So what's your real opinion about it?
      I'm a strong believer in the idea that everyone owns their own body, and that no one else should ever be able to make decisions for someone else's body (with the exception of medically necessary actions). Everyone should get to choose what is right for their own body - for every situation, not just circumcision.
      [–]Barrebaron 5 points6 points7 points  (1 child)
      Milo how's the spider bite?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 11 points12 points13 points  (0 children)
      Fine now--thanks! But I was worried there for a second. I thought the feminists had sent an arachnid assassin.
      [–]taoofmojo 5 points6 points7 points  (1 child)
      hello Milo from your point of view do you see the world turning more and more into "demolition man" ?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 7 points8 points9 points  (0 children)
      Yes! But fortunately for you lot, I am Wesley Snipes.
      [–]ImmortalRationalist 5 points6 points7 points  (2 children)
      Milo, do you think that a Bernie Sanders presidency would make society more gynocentric and be harmful in regards to men's issues? Here is the page on his website on the policies he wants to enact in regards to women, some of which are, well, questionable. Also, do you think Bernie Sanders or Hilary Clinton would be less harmful to men and men's issues, if elected president?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 9 points10 points11 points  (1 child)
      All the Democrat frontrunners have deeply regressive, anti-male policy positions. Either would be a car crash. We need to fix Title IX abuses, not double down on them.
      [–]michaelgtdunn 20 points21 points22 points  (1 child)
      In your experience with Cassie from the Red Pill Documentary, would you still call her a feminist as you understand the label?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 49 points50 points51 points  (0 children)
      No, I don't think so. She is of course entitled to describe herself however she likes. But I think feminism means something hateful and ugly now, and she's neither of those things.
      [–]redpillshadow 22 points23 points24 points  (19 children)
      • Isn't pumping women full of hormones which influence their bodies and their minds poisoning them?
      • Should hormone based birth control be reclassified as a heavy drug like heroine (or like steroids/ testosterone is for men)?
      • What about doctors subscribing the pill to 14 year old girls?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 35 points36 points37 points  (11 children)
      • Yes
      • Yes
      • It's wrong
      [–]girlwriteswhat 20 points21 points22 points  (7 children)
      Hey, Milo, good to see you here!
      I was wondering what you might think of a speculation I have, given personal experience and some evolutionary biology I've studied.
      Human smell is largely subconscious but highly acute nonetheless. A woman who has just given birth a few hours ago can more accurately identify which baby is her own among others by smelling a piece of clothing they've worn than by looking at them, for instance.
      Likewise, genetic compatibility of a potential mate is more accurately predicted by smell than by any other means.
      What is known colloquially as "chemistry" is largely down to smell. This is why people sometimes fall hard and fast online or even in person, and then when it's time for that first kiss, they're suddenly, "hmmm, this just doesn't feel right. There's no chemistry." The first kiss is the first time, given how often we bathe and how much scent we tend to use, that you get your first good whiff of the other person.
      When women are not pregnant, they strongly prefer the smells of genetically compatible males. When women are pregnant, that changes, and suddenly they strongly prefer the smells of males who are closely related to them--fathers, brothers, sons.
      Now. Given all of that, I was very interested to read an article on "sexual chemistry" that quoted a marriage counsellor as saying: "You'd be amazed at how many couples I've seen who've been married for 10 or 15 years, and all of a sudden the wife is complaining, 'I just can't stand the way he smells.'"
      This is very much my own experience with my ex. I got my tubes tied after three kids, and all of a sudden he smelled like gamey pork to me.
      We have seen a marked increase in heritable disorders and conditions over the last 40 or 50 years: allergies, asthma, auto-immune disorders, ADHD, autism (is it weird that they're all "A" words?).
      Two of my three kids were hyperlexic--super-early readers but very late talkers, and have completely atypical social development and skills that sometimes get misdiagnosed as autism. I mean, they've gotten by and have mostly grown out of the most handicapping aspects of hyperlexia, but they're still weird as fuck. When I looked at the indicators for hyperlexia, they're traits that are overrepresented on my side of the family and their father's.
      Do you think that because hormonal birth control partially mimics the hormonal state of pregnancy (you're already pregnant, so don't release another egg), that maybe this increase in these heritable disorders and conditions, as well as the seeming epidemic of divorces that occur round about the time when women have had their children and are going off the pill, might be due to how the pill disrupts women's ability to detect the genetic compatibility of a given male through "sexual chemistry"?
      [–]Temuzjin 8 points9 points10 points  (5 children)
      As an additional question for Milo:
      • Is there any truth to the claim that urine from women on the pill is contaminating our drinking water with hormones? On one hand it sounds ridiculous, but on the other hand...
      [–]timtumrfl 11 points12 points13 points  (1 child)
      One thing you mention a good bit in interviews is that being gay allows you to get to a deeper level of debate, since you can't just be dismissed. There are also women, such as the wonderful Christina Hoff Sommers, who can argue for us. Sometimes it seems that these are the only arguments that are heard with out immediately being dismissed as misogyny. Is there a future of straight men being able to engage in these debates, or will we have to continue to depend on people like you and Christina for anything to be heard. Could GamerGate lay the groundwork for how these stands could possibly be taken?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 14 points15 points16 points  (0 children)
      It'll happen. Just not yet.
      [–]psymin 12 points13 points14 points  (2 children)
      @Nero :P
      I'm a far left liberal on most things, yet I find your work enthralling.

      GamerGate is where you got my attention and I assume that is what spring boarded you into the spotlight.

      Some of your other writing, like pissing on The Princess Bride, really isn't interesting to me.
      I understand that the more wild and crazy things you say, the more money and attention you'll get .. but ..
      My hope is that you'll stay true to what brought your work to my attention in the first place .. #GamerGate :)
      Do you plan to continue taking the piss out of SJWs and offense culture?
      [–]Obiwanjacobi117 8 points9 points10 points  (6 children)
      It seems that culture really started shifting after Obama came into office, with everything becoming super PC around 2008. Do you think another Republican in office would swing things back in the other direction?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 44 points45 points46 points  (2 children)
      Only Trump can save America.
      [–]mrblobby30 8 points9 points10 points  (5 children)
      Hi Milo, I must say that watching you tear a third wave feminist apart with facts and logic is definitely one of my favourite pastimes. Has there ever been anyone that you have come up against in a debate that you feel has ever been able to give you a run for your money or perhaps changed your view on something slightly?
      Keep up the great work man :)
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 28 points29 points30 points  (4 children)
      No, not yet. Not in my public debates, anyway.
      I'm not happy about that, by the way--but TV stations can never find anyone to agree to debate me.
      [–]mrblobby30 5 points6 points7 points  (0 children)
      Haha. Obviously they realise that a) their arguments hold no water, and b) they don't want you to humiliate them in front of a camera. Keep it up :)
      [–]TheRedThrowAwayPill 9 points10 points11 points  (6 children)
      Does it make sense to push for All-Male colleges in America?
      It seems boys education is slipping so bad that the only jolt our society would need to start stemming the tide is for the need for all boys schools.
      The reasoning would be simple : K-12 is failing and not producing enough college ready boys that All-Boys colleges are needed in the interim.
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 25 points26 points27 points  (5 children)
      Men do better in co-ed schools. Only girls do better on their own. So no. And in any case, you're only shielding boys from what happens at college and in the workplace... better they know now.
      [–]redpillshadow 10 points11 points12 points  (2 children)
      Men do better in co-ed schools. Only girls do better on their own.
      Are you sure about that? Or is it that men do better in co-ed schools with the western education system which is catered to women? I could imagine a group-bonding system based on competition could do wonders for boys.
      [–]rickster67 9 points10 points11 points  (1 child)
      Yes, I was in several all-boys classes which my high school tried briefly. In the two semesters where they ran boys only and girls only courses in nearly every department, boys grades (including mine) shot sky-high. I jumped from a C+ student to a 108% grade in Trigonometry, straight A's across the board, and a 99th Percentile score on the ACT Standardized test. All male classes, including ONLY male teachers for boys, were a staggering success.
      Girls grades stayed level for those 2 semesters.
      They cancelled it for "budgetary reasons".
      Anyway, that's my experience. If factual work elsewhere proves otherwise, I'll adjust my opinion.
      [–]Endorsed Contributoralways-be-closing 4 points5 points6 points  (2 children)
      Many thanks for stopping by.
      What do you think the long term impact of gay marriage being legalized in the US as heterosexual marriages (largely initiated by men) are declining and at an all time low will be on marriage laws in general?
      Do you think economic and technologival factors like women in the workforce and no fault divorces and birth control mostly cause modern sexual dynamics, or are simply enablers of what could exist on its own with cultural forces like third wave feminism? Is it possible for sexual norms and marriage to change, absent changes in birth control availability and female workforce participation in your opinion?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 11 points12 points13 points  (0 children)
      It's interesting that homosexuals are flocking to traditional institutions while heterosexuals are abandoning them. See, we always know best!
      [–]BlackPhoenix01 4 points5 points6 points  (1 child)
      Hi Milo,
      Thanks very much for taking the time out of your busy schedule to do this. I am in admiration over your ability to stand up for what you believe in, no matter how unpopular it is.
      I've dabbled in journalism in university, and have written a couple of very controversial articles that have sometimes earned the ire of my friends and the editorial staff. Of course, Third Wave Feminism is a completely different beast when it comes to controversy. A lot like Islam, some people argue that some tenets of the ideology are not open for debate.
      What would your advice be for someone who wants to inject fresh thinking and add to the debate while still being successful in this PC-dominant world? (i.e.: How can I speak to the mainstream about my not-so-mainstream opinions without being relegated to the fringe?)
      Once again, thanks for doing this!
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 19 points20 points21 points  (0 children)
      Get a real job and do it as a hobby. Don't make journalism your life. Focus on being smart, successful and looking after your mind and body. Be happy. Then you can share your opinions from a place of security--and with a job they can't take away from you.
      [–]eluveitieyy 5 points6 points7 points  (1 child)
      Hi Milo,
      You recently tweeted about how upset you were at the price you paid for a train ticket and expressed your desire to nationalise the railroads once again. Was this a serious statement? Do you believe the nationalisation of private sector services would be beneficial to the country and if so why? I've been a big fan for a long time but this really troubled me. With the rise of Jezza C and his outdated and ludicrously dangerous ideas is it not more important now than ever to stand firmly against these authoritarian socialist ideas?
      You also mentioned recently that you don't do "poor people drugs" yet then said you like to bosh a bit of Kevin. Now, everyone likes to have a wonky night with Kev now and then but you must understand, it is drug for the plebs.
      It's these kind of statements which make me worry that you are in fact a poor, straight, atheist commy. Please put my mind to rest Milo.
      And of course ombre, if you're ever lucky enough to make it to the lush and prosperous land of Sandbanks mi casa es tu casa.
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 10 points11 points12 points  (0 children)
      Sandbanks sounds like the name of a military academy so I'll take you up on that.
      Not sure how serious I am about renationalisation. I remember the trains being cheaper (or, at least, prices not rising as fast) and more often on time in the South East when the government ran things a while ago.
      I take your point about ketamine.
      [–]Primemale 6 points7 points8 points  (2 children)
      In the recent UK documentary 'Reggie Yates extreme UK' (episode 2) that you featured in, did you get the feeling (off camera) that Reggie understood the plight of men inhabiting the manosphere, more than he let on? And also were any scenes or anything you said not included/edited out?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 12 points13 points14 points  (1 child)
      I got the feeling he was more sympathetic than the final edit suggested, yes.
      [–]24219 3 points4 points5 points  (1 child)
      Hi Milo,
      Thanks for taking the time to do this. I'm at one of the American schools that has been in the news recently with respect to protests about safe spaces and racial injustice. The administrators of these schools seem to be in a bit of a pickle, since over the years they've been allowing this monster (social justice ideology) to grow right in their backyard. Now, that same monster is turning on the progressive school administrators that have been allowing and facilitating its rise. Not only that, but any reasonable administrator can tell now that it's not financially/pragmatically possible to do enough to please the activists.
      So here's the question: What do you see happening in the future as more and more progressive administrators are forced to step down under pressure from social justice activists; should we expect the situation to eventually dissipate on its own as the movement inevitably dies down, or do you think that these successes will only put even more progressives into positions of power that will magnify the problem? Also, what can you say in terms of strategy for an administrator to combat the activists whose insanity is now too much even for him/her to tolerate?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 7 points8 points9 points  (0 children)
      Administrators have to start saying No. Until they do, nothing will change.
      [–]Smart_Alec139 5 points6 points7 points  (3 children)
      Hi Milo. I'm a big fan of yours and I was sickened by a photograph of you with that Bristol university student who wanted you banned from the debate (the girl who bombed out of the interview because she was asked difficult questions about the safe space policy). why did you let her take a selfie with you? would Malcolm X have done that?
      [–]ACraftyApe 11 points12 points13 points  (8 children)
      Milo, is it worth debating radical lefty sjw's when all they ever seem to do is lie and misrepresent?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 57 points58 points59 points  (6 children)
      Of course, but insist they stick to facts, studies and science, and tell them you don't care about their emotions and you are not going to debate on the basis of hurt feelings.
      [–]ACraftyApe 7 points8 points9 points  (0 children)
      That's sound advice. Cheers!
      [–]Obiwanjacobi117 7 points8 points9 points  (2 children)
      How might a prospective writer become a contributor to Brietbart Tech?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 24 points25 points26 points  (0 children)
      Send in your CV and some writing samples. milo@breitbart.com
      [–]GainzCentral 30 points31 points32 points  (0 children)
      Spell Breitbart correctly for one ;)
      [–]Omroon 8 points9 points10 points  (5 children)
      I heard once you saying you "don't believe in lesbianism"? Is that true? If so, can you elaborate?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 57 points58 points59 points  (4 children)
      I don't think lesbians are a real thing. At least, there's only a tiny number of women who are actual lesbians. The rest are just lonely, or unhappy, or bitter, or reeling from a bad relationship. They always go back to men in the end. Sex with no penis involved isn't sex--it's a cry for help.
      [–]CreepCupid 12 points13 points14 points  (0 children)
      I think true lesbians do exist, but yes, they're much, much fewer than they claim to be. However, apart from man-hating bitterness, I think it's pretty much about hypergamy. Erase all masculinity, make men look weak and women look stronger, and women will go for faux "alpha" women. I guess that's the lesbian-feminist utopia. Making lesbians the new alpha and converting all men into betas, so hypergamy makes women instinctively attracted to the lesbians.
      [–]TomHicks 13 points14 points15 points  (4 children)
      Hey Milo!
      How do you feel when feminists call gay men misogynistic? Do you consider it homophobic and thus yet another example of feminist hypocrisy?
      And how would you address those on the right who are wary of homosexuality, as a sign of modern moral decline? Has the fear of mass immigration of perhaps less tolerant groups into the west caused a shift in the gay community's political leanings?
      How welcome do you think you would be in America's conservative south, given your unique position on the political spectrum? Have you ever gone there, and if you have, what was your experience?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 41 points42 points43 points  (3 children)
      Gays aren't misogynists, we just don't always care about tiptoeing around women's feelings--and when you think about it there's no reason why we should. To some people, that amounts to "misogyny."
      Allowing mass Muslim immigration will have only one effect on the gay community: more conservative voters. http://www.breitbart.com/national-security/2015/11/16/im-a-gay-man-and-mass-muslim-immigration-terrifies-me/
      I have so many fans in Texas I can't tell you. They call me the only fag they'd have a beer with. And I've had lots of email from people in places like Alabama and Tennessee, from parents of gay kids, saying they hope their kids turn out like me and not like what they see on television. I don't think people in the South are bigoted. I just think they're fed up with being lied about and lied to--and when a gay guy, even a flamboyant one, talks common sense, they celebrate him!
      [–]∞ Mod | RP Vanguardbsutansalt 3 points4 points5 points  (0 children)
      e just don't always care about tiptoeing around women's feelings--and when you think about it there's no reason why we should. To some people, that amounts to "misogyny."
      Reminds me of the quote by Thomas Sowell, "When people get used to preferential treatment, equal treatment seems like discrimination"
      [–]TomHicks 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
      What did you think about Reggie Yates' Men at War? A lot of anti-feminists (me included) felt it was unfairly edited to smear the MRM. You held your ground pretty well, how much of your interview made it to the final cut? And do you think it did your participation justice, or was your piece unfairly edited as well?
      [–]reyneone 5 points6 points7 points  (1 child)
      Hi Milo! One feminist told me the little focus on male bodies in porno/erotica is because of patriarchy. What's you opinion about such disparity?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 33 points34 points35 points  (0 children)
      Men watch porn and men don't want to look at men. They only care about the woman on screen. Not rocket science. And not sexism, either.
      [–]crixusin 8 points9 points10 points  (1 child)
      Hey Milo,
      Just wanted to say I loved your interview with Joe Rogan. Do it again if you can.
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 16 points17 points18 points  (0 children)
      For sure! Joe and I got on great. Will definitely do the show again when next in LA.
      [–]douglas_p 7 points8 points9 points  (4 children)
      As a fellow right-wing faggot, I am absolutely loving how popular your writing has become. I am literally the only gay man I know under the age of 35 who is not a bleeding-heart liberal. I blame it on two factors: hanging around women too much, and pop culture brainwashing. Gay men are being conditioned by society to act like uptight lesbians, and it breaks my heart.
      So what do you think conservative fags like myself should do? I try to tell people that now that gay marriage (barf) is legal, there are really no good reasons for gay men to vote Democrat. All this does is make them act like upset lesbians. Should we start a "Stop Acting Like Lesbians" campaign for gay men?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 6 points7 points8 points  (0 children)
      Yes! I love it! I'll found the movement with you.
      [–]PissedPajamas 5 points6 points7 points  (1 child)
      Yo Milo
      No questions, just a big thanks for destroying feminist ideologies one breitbart article at a time. TRP as a whole appreciates your work and effort in swimming against the current and being the voice of reason in a lost generation. Keep doing you.
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 8 points9 points10 points  (0 children)
      You're welcome. They fucking hate me, which should make you all as happy as it makes me.
      [–]LexigntonSteele 3 points4 points5 points  (4 children)
      Hi Milo. I have a question about women and their political preferences. I see a trend in Europe that most women vote left political parties. These are the same left parties, that support mass muslim immigration. Despite the fact that Muslims immigrants commit the most rape crimes and have very little respect towards women and come from countries, where a women's opinion is worth half less then that of a man. Despite these facts, why in your opinion do women vote for the left? And why does every year in the UK 6,000 people convert to islam , most of which are women?
      [–]TheSire92 2 points3 points4 points  (2 children)
      Hi Milo. Recent fan of yours and unfortunately missed the chance to meet you in Bristol a few weeks ago. I have a few questions.
      • Are you returning to Bristol any time soon? (I would like to shake your hand)
      • Can I touch your hair?
      • Would you consent to drinking gin with myself and Indian friend who you briefly talked to on twitter before your scheduled Bristol attendance?
      Keep fighting the good fight - we need more journalists like you.
      P.S thank you for letting me say faggot, you big poof.
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 17 points18 points19 points  (1 child)
      • No plans--but tell me when you're in London
      • You may
      • Of course
      I insist that everyone should say GAY, FAGGOT and QUEER whenever the fuck they want!
      [–]spirit_of_mattvity 2 points3 points4 points  (0 children)
      It seems gay men retain a male sexuality while switching the focus on men. The gay community, sexually, seems very much to me what the straight community would look like if women really did 'want sex as much as men.' This turns me towards lesbians. Lesbians might not be quite up to the level of gays in promiscuity (of course I could be way off mark here), but the ones I've known are, on average, far more promiscuous and open then their straight counterparts. I don't see their behavior as analogous to gay male behavior in the ways mentioned before, otherwise they'd likely be less promiscuous as both parties would be holding out for the best possible partner. Any thoughts or explanation? The only thing that comes to mind is that women are hard-wired to be rape focussed in my opinion, but there is no threat of forced rape by women to women.
      [–]anooblol 3 points4 points5 points  (1 child)
      If you were a straight male, do you think you would still be a influential figurehead? Do you think people would still take you seriously? Do you think you have more or less power talking about this subject while being gay.
      ~Thanks for talking with us.
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 8 points9 points10 points  (0 children)
      It would have been harder for me to get a hearing, for sure. Fortunately I have GAY PRIVILEGE.
      [–]JohnKimble111 3 points4 points5 points  (4 children)
      I've noticed that BBC bias against men seems to get worse by the day and it's now almost total feminist propaganda every day, particularly on BBC Three. What's the best way to take on BBC bias in your opinion?
      Also, what events do you have lined up for 2016 where people can catch you live?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 8 points9 points10 points  (3 children)
      Best to keep an eye here - http://yiannopoulos.net/tour/
      Loads coming up in the next year. I'm planning a big US tour, hopefully making both coasts and a fair few flyovers...
      [–]angusmiguel 2 points3 points4 points  (1 child)
      Hi Milo, quick question!,
      How do you get your hair to be so fabulous?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 7 points8 points9 points  (0 children)
      Staff.
      [–]wroughty 4 points5 points6 points  (2 children)
      Hey Milo! A football league is rumoured to be starting in England soon whereby the football matches will be played by women wearing only lingerie. As you'd expect, feminists are in uproar about the rumour as they believe it objectifies women. However, I think that if this league is starting then it could lead to the complete opposite - it will attract many viewers, maybe for the 'wrong' reasons, but if this league does become one of high-profile then it will desexualise women, which is what many feminists really want. What are your opinions on this proposal?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 10 points11 points12 points  (1 child)
      Not even full nudity could rescue the horror that is women's football.
      [–]wroughty 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
      Haha I 100% agree with you on that! It's awful!
      [–]ghebert001 3 points4 points5 points  (0 children)
      Ok, so satire aside, let's talk circumcision. You've made it known that you prefer the men you are with (sexually of course) to be circumcised. I hae no issue with that. What do you think of the notion of the right to bodily integrity, meaning that infants should not be circumcised and that the choice should be made when they are old enough to understand what is being done to them?
      [–]Red_Pill_Raskol 2 points3 points4 points  (1 child)
      I'm someone who went to one of the most liberal universities in America, your work has been instrumental in making me realize that I'm actually a conservative, nevermind articulating just why all the SJW crap I was exposed to made my blood boil.
      I'm not too concerned about widescale change myself, but I have been pleasantly proved wrong that it is possible due to the work of gentlemen such as yourself, Gavin and Crowder. I'm humbled that the manosphere claims you as one of its champions. Fucking thank you for everything that you do.
      As for a question. I'm an American expat in Greece. I noticed that there are zero conservative youth groups here. Every young person espouses at least superficially leftist norms or at least talking points. It's a funny society in which the youth carries the specter of religiosity, combined with some of the most flippant attitudes toward anything resembling traditional relationships.
      Any plans to visit the motherland for some talks or at least an Adonis shag or two?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 5 points6 points7 points  (0 children)
      Thank you for the kind words. I'm not really into Greeks--too lazy in bed--but I should definitely come visit soon.
      [–]Unexpected_Finale 3 points4 points5 points  (1 child)
      Woah, this is pretty cool. I've been checking you out the last couple weeks. I think you bring up a lot of interesting points that modern society keeps trying to ignore which is fantastic. I don't really have any questions, just want to say that you should keep up the awesome work.
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 4 points5 points6 points  (0 children)
      Appreciate it
      [–]WilsonSelf 3 points4 points5 points  (2 children)
      Evening, darling. In the wake of the "Trump-scandal" Have you read "Submission" by Michel Houllebecq? What are your thoughts on the immigration policy Europe has adopted? Will this strengthen or weaken feminisms progressive grip on the nations?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 5 points6 points7 points  (1 child)
      I keep meaning to read it. Seems inevitable to me that feminism will really suffer when women experience the reality of importing Middle-Eastern rape culture and ordinary folk start comparing it to "manspreading" and "mansplaining."
      [–]Integrs 2 points3 points4 points  (1 child)
      Milo, you do amazing work in the service of Truth, thank you for that. What I'd like to know is, how can one work with you (seriously) or otherwise contribute to bringing about factual, rational, and truthful discourse back into the forefront of the socio-policital arena?
      [–]legendslayer 3 points4 points5 points  (2 children)
      Hi thanks for doing the ama,
      How would you recommend guys going into uni handle confrontation, Im plan to ignore most of the 'feminist' views that we have to accept, but many of the universitys I've been looking at have an environment where it's pushed down on everyone studying there, stuff like mandatory rape prevention classes is really making uni sound unappealing
      Also how do you keep your hair so awesome?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 4 points5 points6 points  (1 child)
      Keep your head down and get through it. Don't rock the boat. Robbing you of an education would be a victory for them.
      You'd have to ask the hair; it makes its own decisions.
      [–]RedditRalf 3 points4 points5 points  (1 child)
      I have enjoyed watching clips of you putting many people in their place. What is your favourite comeback you have given in one of your debates?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 6 points7 points8 points  (0 children)
      I don't think you can beat the darling heard around the world
      [–]stunningandbrave 3 points4 points5 points  (0 children)
      Hey Milo. Big fan here and I can't believe you exist. I had tears in my eyes watching you debate people on men's situation in today's society. I couldn't believe someone actually stood up for us and could do it so eloquently and effectively. Sure you aren't a unicorn? So thank you thank you thank you.
      My question is: do you have any advice for MGTOWs?
      [–]CuntyMcFagNuts69 2 points3 points4 points  (1 child)
      Milo not really a question but a bit of praise. I have gay uncles that are American, met in 1992, got married in LA, then had their license revoked when that shit storm happened. Now they live outside the United States and have Civil Union. I asked them, do you want to get married again. Their response was amazing. "why would we want something that degrades men, it's not worth it"
      They don't know you exist but your work and others like you are making this world better.
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 4 points5 points6 points  (0 children)
      Appreciate it
      [–]caviarpropulsion 3 points4 points5 points  (1 child)
      I don't have any questions. I would like to simply say that it's amazing to have a voice speaking for us that cannot be silenced simply because it's a straight white guy. The thought of these tards having an aneurysm trying to find an angle to attack you from makes my day.
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 5 points6 points7 points  (0 children)
      Mine too! Thanks.
      [–]ImmortalRationalist 3 points4 points5 points  (1 child)
      Milo, as you may know, political orientation is, to an extent, biological in nature. Because of this, since feminist women are less likely to breed than other women, do you think this will ultimately cause there to be a type of natural selection against feminist-minded women, ultimately leading to the downfall of modern feminism? Also, how do you think natural selection on the human mind will affect politics in the future?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 5 points6 points7 points  (0 children)
      We can hope. It certainly seems as though they are getting smaller in number, albeit louder, angrier, fatter and uglier.
      [–]turboRock 3 points4 points5 points  (1 child)
      I notice that yesterday (16th) they [BBC] also ran a documentary on domestic violence. But only against women. "Documentary examining the violence inflicted by men on women every day, telling the stories of all the women who died at the hands of a male partner or ex-partner during one year."
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 9 points10 points11 points  (0 children)
      They are sexists.
      [–]AriellB 4 points5 points6 points  (1 child)
      Hey Milo! I'm a real fan of your work, particularly when you poke fun at the Atheist community (I've heard about you through Sargon, believe it or not). Although I'm not a Christian, it's always refreshing to see a religious believer who challenges the stereotype that religious people are nasty and intolerant. Do the folks on the Progressive left challenge your credibility based on your religious beliefs and if so, how do you counter that?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 6 points7 points8 points  (0 children)
      I tell them to get back to the arguments.
      [–]yourpasswordissex420 3 points4 points5 points  (1 child)
      Hi Milo, I saw you on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast and you came across as well informed journalist with a solid finger on the pulse of modern feminism and men issues.
      My question revolves around the 'war on boys' you touched on. I am in my mid 20s and grew up in Rural Alberta canada (think Texas but colder) and I don't recall seeing any kind of the suprression discussed.
      Do you agree (or believe me) that rural communities are still islands from the war on boys, and do you expect it to stay that way?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 4 points5 points6 points  (0 children)
      Yes--you're lucky.
      [–]ironblacksmith 1 point2 points3 points  (4 children)
      Milo, what do you think are the best and worst possible consequences for yourself and TRP for having done this AMA?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 8 points9 points10 points  (3 children)
      Why would there be any negative consequences?
      [–]ImmortalRationalist 2 points3 points4 points  (1 child)
      From the feminists I have encountered in my own life, a lot of them seem to have the mindset of "Feminism means that women should have equal rights, therefore I am a feminist." while they also tend to buy into feminist bullshit, such as the wage gap, in varying degrees. What do you think is the best way to educate the more moderate feminists, and get them to see just how damaging their movement is to society?
      [–]Thegjl 3 points4 points5 points  (2 children)
      So what brand / style of sunglasses were you wearing in your pics a while back? I need to be more glamorous, and want to steal your look.
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 4 points5 points6 points  (1 child)
      I wear Ray-Ban aviators in the smaller 55mm size.
      [–]2rp_valiant 2 points3 points4 points  (5 children)
      Hey Milo, thanks for taking the time aside to chat to us - what's your opinion on what the conservatives have done, or plan to do, in the UK since they've been in power? Specifically:
      • Plans to privatise the NHS
      • Tripling university fees
      • The changes to tax brackets
      • Introducing laws to combat the ever-false gender pay gap
      • Trying to increase the number of women on company boards via quotas, trying to prevent women from getting smaller bonuses than men
      As an outspoken conservative, I'm curious to see how you would react to the conservative government seemingly pushing some really varied and often left-leaning policies.
      [edit] it's also hilarious to watch TBP completely avoid attacking you. They vehemently criticise everything that turns up on here, but one of the most upvoted comments on their thread about your AMA is "meh" - it's funny to watch leftist identity-politics rules backfiring on them.
      [–]PlebDestroyer 3 points4 points5 points  (1 child)
      Hi Milo,
      In your debate w/Rebecca Reid I saw that you struggled to provide evidence to prove that men and women are different when talking about both gender pay gaps in respect to the decisions women make, and weather or not gender is a social construct.
      I would like to point to some evidence in the sidebar of this subredddit that could have been helpful in that debate. In the sidebar you will find under "Theory Reading" a link to a post that says "gender studies is nonsense." If forgot which one of these amazing documentaries it is (it's probably the first), but in it there is an experimented conducted with infants where they are put into a room and allowed to choose any toy they would like to play with. The results were as you would expect. Boys picked trucks, girls picked dolls.
      Also, in my opinion the most compelling revelation throughout the series is that in the most equal and gender neutral society on Earth (sweden or one of those places), where people can choose whatever profession they please, the majority of women go for social jobs like nursing, and the majority of men go for physical/technical/problem solving jobs. And in what may be considered one of the most oppressive and toughest places to make a living (I think it was india or something), more women took on technical jobs because they pretty much had to in order to make a living. This draws the conclusion that women are biologically predisposed to more social tasks and men more problem solving/technical.
      Do you think that this is a valid piece of evidence that you could point to in your future debates?
      [–]everythingisthrown 4 points5 points6 points  (4 children)
      I'm currently in high school and am writing my senior report on "Is there truly a wage gap?" You're a big part of my inspiration, but do you have any information that I could cite for this report?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 5 points6 points7 points  (1 child)
      You're best off doing some Googling on this one. But since you bring it up and I'm here... I'm thinking of putting together some resources for my website on this stuff so everyone can see where I get my data and use it themselves.
      [–]0638003094 6 points7 points8 points  (2 children)
      Hey Milo, major fan of your work. I read on your wiki that you can be successful without having a college/university degree. I'm currently enrolled in University (international relations) and was wondering if by your first and second year you already were passionate about writing and debating, resulting in you to drop out.
      Were you always sure you'd have a future like you have now, or were there uncertain times? And what is advice you'd give to yourself during your first year in University?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 30 points31 points32 points  (1 child)
      Don't drop out. You need your education. I got very lucky--not just with job opportunities but being born a flamboyant, eloquent, handsome faggot. Not everyone has those gifts and even if you do, chances are you won't make it without an education and you only will in the media or some other fluffy subject. So finish your degree!
      [–]LuciusAelius 8 points9 points10 points  (5 children)
      Milo, the idea of a "Patriarchy" is oft repeated and shouted by third-wave feminists as the reason for innumerable injustices against women of all races, classes, and walks of life. But they never look at the reverse.
      Do you think that feminism has created a "Matriarchy" which purposefully discriminates against men? and could you expand on that idea?
      P.S. I love you to death you fantastic faggot.
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 52 points53 points54 points  (4 children)
      Society has always been a matriarchy. Female sexual power is the key to understanding all of history. What's mystifying about feminists is that they want women to step down to equality, when men were perfectly happy providing for women, worshipping women and competing with each other for women's attention.
      [–]Code_Bordeauxx 4 points5 points6 points  (3 children)
      Hi Milo! Appreciate you spending time here. My question:
      What is your general view on today's women? Since you're kind of an 'outsider' on this yet very well informed on the major issues surrounding them. To put it very bluntly: do you mostly see narcissistic insufferable brats who lost all their use except for their uteri? Or do you see a group of people with many redeeming qualities who have been victimised by feminism just as much as we (men) have? Or whatever is in between that? I'm curious, thanks in advance!
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 18 points19 points20 points  (2 children)
      The latter, mostly. Women have been fed a pack of lies just as men have. Most can be easily snapped out of it.
      [–]FrenchGirl88 7 points8 points9 points  (0 children)
      Thanks Milo for all you do.
      In the US Presidentianl primaries the candidates openly advocate for every conceivable group, gays, blacks, trannies, women, illegal aliens, vets, criminals,, college students, Muslims,Anchor babies,, Christians, kids, Mexicans, old people etc.
      Every group except Asians, whites and men. Why is that taboo? Will it ever change?
      [–]mykungfuisbetter 6 points7 points8 points  (2 children)
      Hi Milo,
      You are awesome!
      Simple question, what can the "average man" do to combat the rising tide of feminism / sjw extremism / insane policies and procedures in his everyday life?
      Bonus would be if these actions hopefully don't end up with him being fired, expelled from school, or otherwise harmed. Thanks for all that you do!
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 38 points39 points40 points  (1 child)
      Don't marry crazies. Reward women who don't sign up to the lunacy with your affections and attention. Because success is the best revenge, and the lonelier and unhappier and more miserable these bonkers third-wave cat ladies become, the more they will be forced to re-evaluate their terrible life choices.
      [–]Endorsed ContributorRedPillDad 4 points5 points6 points  (0 children)
      forced to re-evaluate their terrible life choices
      Nah, they'll double down every time. But at least their bitter words fade into irrelevance.
      [–]hollowcrown51[🍰] 5 points6 points7 points  (2 children)
      What is a small everyday action a man can take to reassert himself in world becoming increasingly dominated by feminism?
      [–]FrenchGirl88 14 points15 points16 points  (0 children)
      Ignore women and do what you want
      [–]toothpickhd 5 points6 points7 points  (2 children)
      Hi Milo! First I just want to say thanks for doing good work and never holding back what you really think. You seem to come across everything so rationally and logically and that makes me really happy. My question to you is: if you think so rationally, why is it impossible for you to think that God may not exist. You even went as far as calling atheists idiots. If you think rationally about it, there is definitely a chance of God not existing. Thanks!
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 23 points24 points25 points  (0 children)
      I like to tease atheists because they throw their toys out of the pram so readily. I don't really care what other people believe--so long as they support free speech and they have a sense of humour.
      [–]buttfaggins 6 points7 points8 points  (3 children)
      I know this is more on gender politics but I actually found you through your stance on multiculturalism.
      What are your views on free speech in the UK (or what passes as free speech anyway) when it comes to the potential radicalisation of young muslims? Do you think people like Anjem Choudary should be allowed to operate in this country and if not how does that fit in with your cultural libertarian views of unquestioned free speech?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 20 points21 points22 points  (1 child)
      If I were being entirely consistent I would have to say that yes, he should be allowed to speak out in the open, to have his views challenged and have his hateful and absurd opinions exposed to ridicule and dissection. Better that, I think, than having him toiling silently in a mosque somewhere, poisoning young minds one by one. Perhaps we should force him to speak in the open!
      [–]buttfaggins 2 points3 points4 points  (0 children)
      Appreciate you being straightforward - always curious to see if people will defend a principle even while vehemently disagreeing with how it's being used.
      [–]EdoAthina 4 points5 points6 points  (1 child)
      Greetings from Greece Μίλωνα. Do you believe that third-wave feminists will ever be able to take control of the system of European countries as much as they did in America?
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 14 points15 points16 points  (0 children)
      You kidding? Look at Sweden!
      [–]bigern77 2 points3 points4 points  (1 child)
      Milo, would you be so generous as to tactfully recommend a makeover to Ben Shapiro? I'm thinking, ditch the suit, grow a 'stache (NOT a beard), and definitely let some wind in that hair! We need more stylish conservatives like you, and not more Tucker Carlsons. He's got the 'tude, now he just needs some panache. Get #milocompatible .
      [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 2 points3 points4 points  (0 children)
      I would not dare!
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        [–]j0sefstylin 2 points3 points4 points  (1 child)
        Hi Milo. Not a real question, but I wanted to say thank you. From the time you showed interest in #Gamergate, you have been nothing but welcoming to us. From setting a stream of playing your first games so you could talk to us and get to know us all the way to constantly defending gamers. You have eloquently smacked down those who seek to censor and force PC culture where it doesn't belong.
        Thanks.
        [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 4 points5 points6 points  (0 children)
        Appreciate it, thank you.
        [–]bigern77 2 points3 points4 points  (1 child)
        Have you read Otto Weininger's Sex and Character? I think you may find a lot of useful insights.
        [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 2 points3 points4 points  (0 children)
        I haven't, but I'll check it out. Thank you.
        [–]Dont_Recognize_Me 2 points3 points4 points  (2 children)
        Hi Milo,
        Do you really have anything against non-believers or are you just winding people up? It would seem the religion as a whole might not get the same level of investigation or skepticism from you, as say feminism or politics might.
        [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 5 points6 points7 points  (1 child)
        I like to tease people sometimes. I think it's pretty obvious when I'm doing it.
        [–]Dont_Recognize_Me 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
        Okay I'll remember.
        <3
        Nice job on the latest you did with Sky News BTW.
        [–]csjobdude2 2 points3 points4 points  (1 child)
        Milo, can you please make more videos? You videos are so much more fun to watch.
        [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 5 points6 points7 points  (0 children)
        Yes, I'm trying to make time for these. I love doing them.
        [–]drooleybob 2 points3 points4 points  (3 children)
        Hello Milo. Great to see you here. Quick question-
        Why are lesbians and queer theorists always at the rotten heart of radical feminist ideology?
        [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 12 points13 points14 points  (2 children)
        Lesbians are the root of all evil.
        [–]unseen1unknown 2 points3 points4 points  (1 child)
        Hey milo I was a big fan of your recent article against women taking birth control pills, are you going to do more work on encouraging native european families to breed more despite the many problems Europe will be facing in the next couple of years?
        Also where do you think a major reaction against the european political elites destructive immigration policies will take place? England, France, Germany or Sweden?
        [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 6 points7 points8 points  (0 children)
        I thought Sweden until a few months ago, but now it's very clear that Germany is going to rise up.
        [–]Stopmo 2 points3 points4 points  (1 child)
        Hi Milo,
        I'm currently a journalism student in Dublin, Ireland and just wanted to say that your writing has been inspiring to me and I would consider you a personal role model. The work you're doing is incredible, as far as I'm concerned you're fighting for the right of free speech that is slowly being eradicated by militant SJW's and it's so incredibly satisfying to see someone so eloquently debate and destroy these people
        Thank you
        [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 4 points5 points6 points  (0 children)
        Thank you. I appreciate that.
        [–]diversity_is_racism 2 points3 points4 points  (0 children)
        What do you think is the future of Western Civilization?
        [–]1DeputyDelicious 2 points3 points4 points  (0 children)
        Milo, I'm not familiar with your writing, but what do you think is the biggest thing straight men can take and learn from gay men in terms of sexual strategy, fashion, etc?
        Also, how you have the nerve to go into the Rebecca Reid debate looking like a super villain?
        [–]CreepCupid 2 points3 points4 points  (1 child)
        Hi, Milo.
        I'm from Santiago, Chile. I think some big changes are happening around here, waves from first world liberal influence reach even this corner, through campuses and our local mainstream media (whose biggest challenge is translating to Spanish lame Buzzfeed or Upworthy articles).
        Despite of this, I've noticed that manosphere in the first world has the perception that Latin American societies are way more "traditional" or "redpill" than Europe or the US, and even encourage American men to migrate here or looking for Latin women. From what I've seen, radical feminism here has gone wild already. Perhaps it's a thing of big, modern cities. Or perhaps we're on an early stage and I can't dimension how crazy is the situation in the US or Europe.
        So my question is, how much do you know about social changes in Latin America? From the experience in the first world, is there a way to stop or at least decimate the wave here?
        Thanks.
        [–]radeonr9270 2 points3 points4 points  (0 children)
        Do gay men have a more straitforward interest in sex then strait women?
        Women's sex drives are certainly far more context orientated then men's are.
        Norah-they remained interested in pursuing something further Interviewer-Sexually ? Norah-that's what I'm saying. It's all up in here(points to head)
        According to pornhub only 20% of the visitators are women. Meanwhile 84% of the people who read erotic fiction are women.
        For gay guys this seems flipped. For instance there was an alternative to playboy called playgirl for women but it got shut down because most of their readers were gay. Women had no interest in the magazine and would much rather read romance novels.
        I think the fact that gay men have testosterone means that their sex drives resembles strait men's more.
        For instance here's an NPR interview with a women who's took testosterone describing how her libido went through the roof
        What are your thoughts?
        I honestly kinda think that strait women are gay and that gay and bi men are only people who are actually attracted to men. I mean women constantly compliment each other saying stuff like "you look sexy". I mean I could understand if women called each other "pretty" or "beautiful". But sexy? Why do they constantly use an adjective that explicitly describes an act that facilitates reproduction?Vic versa you can call a guy handsome , but if you call him sexy he'll definitely think your gay.
        Also women are very touchey and loveydovey with each other. For instance check out this image which makes fun of how women pose with their friends.
        Meanwhile just holding hands with a guy is seen as gay
        [–]bytesunfish 2 points3 points4 points  (1 child)
        I just want to say thank you for all that you do for men. Also, when you order pizza, what do you get on it?
        [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 5 points6 points7 points  (0 children)
        Pineapple, because I'm not a monster.
        [–][deleted] 2 points3 points4 points  (2 children)
        Do you understand TRP and think it is effective and could possibly affect humanity in a good way, by helping broken men discipline themselves? And helping normal people increase social discipline for a better life?
        Also how gay are you on a scale from 1 to 10?
        [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 7 points8 points9 points  (1 child)
        I have friends whose marriages might have worked out if one or both of them read this subreddit.
        9.7/10
        [–]∞ Mod | RP Vanguardbsutansalt 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
        Women go thataway --> /r/redpillwomen
        [–]Transmigratory 2 points3 points4 points  (0 children)
        Debating with feminists, BP people, manginas, SJWs – you get where I'm going with this – any point in entertaining a debate with them or humouring them? Or is it best to cut the topic and move on as they tend to have their minds made up?
        Also what is your view on how feminists shame PUA, game, working out and general male self improvement? Do you feel while they want women empowered they want men to go the opposite way?
        Linking to the above do you think they're conscious of the hypocrisy in their point (supporting women while demonising men with these endevours), or are they blissfully ignorant?
        Do you think feminism is turning into a cult now whereby any opponent is an antifeminist of some sort who is guilty of "gaslighting", "triggerring" "privilege" etc?
        You mentioned earlier to not really be super vocal about one's views about contemporary feminism till people like you give the green light (in that it becomes safer without it screwing up normal people's lives)... in your opinion when would you expect this green light to be given: 5, 10+ years?
        [–]eyeisbloke 2 points3 points4 points  (0 children)
        How do you feel about being described as a men's rights activist by Yvette Cooper? http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/dec/16/online-sexism-social-media-debate-abuse
        [–]tygertiger 2 points3 points4 points  (1 child)
        Can you please do a buddy cop movie with Gavin where Gavin mocks you for your fabulousness and you lob witty barbs at him all while the two of you take down an international Feminist cabal intent on taking over the world?
        [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 4 points5 points6 points  (0 children)
        You know, you could just ask me by email, G.
        [–]osamabinlurking 2 points3 points4 points  (1 child)
        Hey Milo. Love you & the way you can slap people with words (no homo).
        What do you forsee in the future of gender equality in the UK? And do you think we're going to return to a healthy equilibrium over equality mindset? (Ie traditional gender roles brining a better balance to the world)
        [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
        I have a feeling the UK will return to sanity more quickly than the US.
        [–]Sdom1 2 points3 points4 points  (2 children)
        Milo, as an American I was dumbfounded by the muslim rape gang scandal that unfolded in Rotherham and elsewhere. I've read reports on it, but I feel they were too constrained by PC to really get into how this would happen.
        What were the factors that led to the authorities (and feminists! Holy fuck, the one time they could have legitimately invoked "rape culture," they didn't!) looking the other way while this occurred? Was it simple Scrutonesque Oikophobia, or something more?
        [–]arrayay 2 points3 points4 points  (1 child)
        I assume your article on the Princess Bride is in jest. It is a very Red Pill movie, and if you haven't I suggest reading the book. In the foreword the author (don't know if it is fiction or autobiographical) goes on about divorce rape from his attorney ex-wife.
        Also...
        "That was a warning highness. The next time my hands flies unrestrained. Where I come from there are penalties when a woman lies."
        Take that hypergamy.
        "Life is pain, Highness. Anyone who says differently is selling something."
        Hampster poison.
        [–]yaboimoneymitch 2 points3 points4 points  (1 child)
        Milo, any possibility of getting you into a Canadian university without being lynched? I'd love to witness one of your debates first hand, especially in a city like Vancouver or Calgary. (They're close and I don't have to travel, lol)
        [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 2 points3 points4 points  (0 children)
        I'd love to come--get me an invitation! milo@yiannopoulos.net
        [–]Ultimate_Failure 2 points3 points4 points  (1 child)
        Milo, what is your opinion on nootropics? Do you use any drugs to help you perform better in public debates and speeches?
        [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 4 points5 points6 points  (0 children)
        Everyone thinks I take stimulants, because I fidget so much. But that's just how I am. I'm probably ADHD or whatever. I should probably be on Adderall.
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          [–]RedPillTheorist 2 points3 points4 points  (0 children)
          Hey Milo, keep the good work. Love your writting and how you deal with people. If you happen to come to Barcelona, you got some free beer.
          [–]matcharepublic 6 points7 points8 points  (1 child)
          Hi Milo,
          With the release of "The Red Pill Documentary" coming out. Do you think this will have any major impact on the views of supporters of third wave feminism?
          Undeniable facts against undeniable emotion should prevail but will facts ever prevail over silly feminist logic?
          [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 12 points13 points14 points  (0 children)
          Maybe I'm an idiot--history would suggest so--but I believe that the facts win in the end.
          Or fuck it, we may as well all kill ourselves.
          [–]JJokerFaze 2 points3 points4 points  (1 child)
          OT: Legalize it!Or not?
          What are your thoughts on legalizing cannabis for recrational use?
          [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 9 points10 points11 points  (0 children)
          I don't care one way or the other.
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            [–]PickYourOwnCotton 3 points4 points5 points  (5 children)
            Hi Milo,
            My wife and I are forty and she refuses to go on the birth control pill. We don't want kids and I bloody hate condoms. I get all the great bj's I want but sex with condoms kills my boner. What can I do? Love your stuff.
            [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 9 points10 points11 points  (3 children)
            Don't let her go on the Pill. It will make her fat and crazy. http://www.breitbart.com/tech/2015/12/08/birth-control-makes-women-unattractive-and-crazy/
            We need children! The Muslim invasion is coming and they have 50 sprogs each. Have more kids!
            [–]TRP VanguardCyralea 1 point2 points3 points  (1 child)
            You forgot the part where it completely kills her libido. No thanks. Just get snipped if you're done with kids.
            [–]∞ Mod | RP Vanguardbsutansalt 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
            You forgot the part where it completely kills her libido.
            Only for soft effeminate men, aka beta providers (Beta Bob). High status and manly men with muscles and chiseled jaws she'll still be hot and lustful for, aka alpha males (Chad).
            [–]PickYourOwnCotton 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
            This is truly one of the great moments of my life. Thank you Milo!
            [–]glottony 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
            Hey man. Not Milo but Iuds, vasalgel, tubectomy, vasectomy, rhythm, mucus, basal body temperature, symptothermic method.
            [–]tactless_tom 5 points6 points7 points  (1 child)
            Christina Hoff Sommers, Joe Rogan, Donald Trump.
            Shag, marry, kill.
            [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 16 points17 points18 points  (0 children)
            You can't ask me to kill any of these people. But if my life depended on it... I'd shag Rogan, marry Trump, and... wait, no, I can't, I'm sorry.
            [–]FairlyOddParents 3 points4 points5 points  (6 children)
            Hi Milo, The one thing I disagree with you on is gay marriage. Don't you think it's right for people to be able to choose who they marry?
            [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 10 points11 points12 points  (5 children)
            If gays want to get "married," let them. I just think it's a shame.
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              [–][deleted] 5 points6 points7 points  (0 children)
              Milo, when are you coming back to the feminist stronghold of Toronto? Anywhere you have a strong concentration of feminists like here you also have a strong concentration of counter-feminists.
              [–]HilariousMayMay 1 point2 points3 points  (1 child)
              Senpaaai~!
              Can we expect another 8-hour stream from you in the future?
              You mentioned that you witnessed first-hand how bullshit the climate change narrative is. Have you considered writing a piece going into further detail? On a similar note, have you considered writing a piece about how rabidly climate "deniers" are attacked in the media? The affair with the Lomborg Centre in Australia was depressing.
              Will you ever come to the land down under?
              Would you bang Hideki Kamiya?
              Edit: Also, are you still open to doing that gaming cosplay calendar?
              Edit 2: Radio Nero when?
              [–]subhamlawrence 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
              what are the possible things we as common citizens do to address the issue of male suicide ?
              [–]subhamlawrence 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
              Milo yiannopoulos sir thank you for sticking out your neck for us heterosexual men
              do you think the damage done to marriage due to feminist policies and policies from the leftist aisle of political spectrum can be fixed? what can be done to actual set up a better system both socially and legally in which things like stable dating and then long lasting marriages actually exist for a long period of time ?
              [–]nowayback2015 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
              Milo my leige!
              How did you feel about the reggie yates program? Your tweet suggested that you reckoned a fair and balanced show was in the making, but I felt that he was smugly ignorant of some things,. like only coming across the Manosphere while making the program, and sneering at the topic of masculinity in general. I'm not a fan of the bbc lately, I felt that programme could have been better researched and analyzed by another presenter.
              [–]Triert 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
              What advice do you have for citizen journalists digging into the new untouchables?
              [–]adyroks 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
              Hey Milo, thanks for this AMA Any thoughts on female white knights like Christy O Misty, Girls Writes What and Esther Villar and their rescue of men aganist feminism?
              [–]Razologist 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
              Hey Milo, huge fan of your articles and debates. Thanks for doing this AMA. And thank you for your hard work.
              Do you think PC culture will ever be snuffed out?
              Will there ever be an end to safe spaces, trigger warnings, etc?
              Do you think western countries will ever reach an age of actual gender equality?
              [–][deleted] 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
              Hello Milo, and thanks for stopping by (always happy to have you and whatnot!)
              How far do you see the SJW infiltration going as far as entertainment media goes in general before it really starts to get beaten back?
              I'm already considering selling my Star Wars tickets for tomorrow night because I'm seeing tons of reports that it's basically a hamfisted, Affirmative Action SJW stroke-fest and quite frankly I can think of better ways to bash my skull into the wall on a friday night than being seated between two 400lb Jedis...
              [–]1gerwig 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
              What books do you recommend? Also, how do you think we can fix things when the PC/feminist types seem to love getting jobs in administrative/bureaucracy/curriculum planning areas that control how schools and governments etc. operate?
              [–]Minikakes 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
              Hey Milo. Thank you for taking your time to answer questions, I am a fan of your work.
              A lot of discussion on TRP has to do with not only men's rights, but treating women a specific way. What is your view on the subject of men taking on a dominating role in a heterosexual relationship for the better of both parties? Is that "what women want"? Yes, I know your sexual preference, but nonetheless I was curious if you had any input on this matter.
              [–]finitely_eclectic 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
              Greetings, Milo and thanks for the AMA. I don't have a question, just wanted to express gratitude for all that you do. (Along with GLO and everyone else on the mod team here for setting this up)
              [–]Blerks 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
              Hi Milo, thanks for your time. I got into TRP and questioning feminist theory as a result of reading Dr. Roy Baumeister's "Is There Anything Good About Men?" In it, he talks a lot about many topics, but emphasizes male disposability. As a result of that reading and my own observations, it seems to me that culture has this attitude towards men: "If something's bothering you just suck it up and deal with it, or you'll be replaced by another man who won't complain."
              That makes me pessimistic that it will ever be socially acceptable for men to ask for help or complain about mistreatment. How bad do you think things will have to get before men's issues get taken seriously? Could it ever happen?
              [–]ThatCrossCountry 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
              Hi Milo,
              I messaged you on Twitter a week or two ago talking about my philosophy professor down here in Atlanta, Georgia and how he enforces his left wing ideals on the class (Reverse racism doesn't exist, heterosexuality is oppressive, cultural appropriation, gender wage gap and has openly said that he has prejudice towards straight males, just to name a few).
              My question is how do we shift the tide, or at least stop colleges from being solely extremely liberal and give other ideals a fair chance, perhaps becoming more centrist or conservative in the process? I'm sure you've seen the whole talk about safe spaces, students wanting to repeal the 1st amendment, and even you being banned from speaking at universities in the UK. How do we change the "my feelings matter more" mentality that's so present in the student bodies in universities across the nation and across the world?
              Huge fan Milo, love your work on Sky News and everywhere else. Keep on rocking it!
              [–]Mariostern1 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
              Man, first i want to tell you that i admire how you're able to express your opinions and thoughts so well even though you're on the big screen on multiple occasions. I often have to think for a few minutes about what and how i want to speak if in public. Soo:
              1. How did you get so good? Are you a natural or is there some sort of training i can do to improve my speech skills?
              2. If you're ever devoting some free time in watching old debates and other media appearances on Youtube, is there one video you always get back to because it is your favourite?
              3. What is your favorite videogame that you've ever played?
              Thank you very much for being so great and for fighting for my rights, even though i'm only 17 years old. Greetings from Germany!!
              [–]Blubbedey 1 point2 points3 points  (1 child)
              When are we getting those Milo100k photos you promised us?
              [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 4 points5 points6 points  (0 children)
              Shit! Yes. I need to do that.
              [–][deleted] 1 point2 points3 points  (1 child)
              Milo, was your interview with Donald Trump real? I'd initially assumed it was, but after you posted that image of a fake tweet where Trump praises you during your livetweet of the debate, I started to doubt that.
              See, I couldn't find the original tweet, and that made me doubt the authenticity of the interview you posted on Breitbart Tech.
              [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 3 points4 points5 points  (0 children)
              The interview was completely real! We couldn't publish it otherwise--we'd get sued into oblivion.
              [–]_Clayton_Bigsby 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
              First off, thank you so much for doing this, I've seen and listened to a lot of your Youtube clips. Thank you for standing up to the hypocrisy and illegitimate claims thrown at men, gamers etc... You really do a lot for us and it makes a huge difference. Keep doing what your doing. Simple question. What can the average male do to combat these sjw's, political correctness feminist's who try to discredit us at every turn?
              [–]TheonGryJy 1 point2 points3 points  (3 children)
              Thoughts on the new Star wars film?
              [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 2 points3 points4 points  (1 child)
              I haven't seen it yet!
              [–]TheonGryJy 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              So not worth watching then?
              [–]∞ Mod | RP Vanguardbsutansalt 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              It's good. Go see it!
              [–]luckinator 1 point2 points3 points  (1 child)
              When are you going to get your name fixed?
              [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 6 points7 points8 points  (0 children)
              Aww c'mon. I only just learned to spell it.
              [–]JaykeJacobs 1 point2 points3 points  (1 child)
              Hey Milo, absolutely love your work. Signed in to Reddit at Disney just to ask:
              How the hell do I get my hair white/platinum?
              [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 2 points3 points4 points  (0 children)
              Find a good salon! Don't do it yourself.
              [–]radeonr9270 1 point2 points3 points  (2 children)
              The behavior of women and stereotypical gay men to heavily modify their appearance just engage with everday life strikes me as a man to be heavily narcisstic. It seems to me that they think they are too good for their own skin.I mean artistocratic men who wore makeup and obessed about their looks are seen by society today as being vain and selfish. Theword narcissistic literally comes from a male greek methodology character named narcissus who constantly stares at his own reflection. How is that any different from the behaviors of people like yourself and the majority of women?
              [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 4 points5 points6 points  (1 child)
              As a sufferer of the disease, I don't think I'm best placed to talk about narcissism.
              [–]radeonr9270 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              I mean I love you. I find myself cheering you on in debates and it's just so enjoyable having you own your opponents while wearing that ridiculous hair.
              I guess I would just be happy if you could explain why straight men are seen as snobbish or narcisstic for simply putting the same amount of care into their looks as the average women/stereotypical gay guy. For instance zoolander from the zoolander 2 trailer is seen as stupid and having a tiny brain for simply being a male model. Another example is barney from the show how I met your mother is contantly seen as narcissistic for simply caring about his appearance.
              [–]popeyematt 1 point2 points3 points  (2 children)
              Milo, i just want to say thank you for what you do. you are the voice of reason in a time where it is needed so much. if i ever met you, i'd probably kiss you.
              [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 3 points4 points5 points  (1 child)
              Are you black though
              [–]popeyematt 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              Hahaha, only on the inside...I'm working on tanning and perming my hair like Rachel Dolezal.
              [–]LessASnowmanThanAGod 1 point2 points3 points  (1 child)
              Milo,
              First off, thanks for doing a 24-hour AMA. I always miss these damned things because I'm not addicted to the internet and most guys usually leave like a 2 or 3 hour window to submit questions.
              Sadly, I don't have time to think of a good question to ask 'cause I have some bullshit to be at right away...GAH!
              [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 2 points3 points4 points  (0 children)
              Well, never mind. But at least we got to say hi.
              [–]EvrythingISayIsRight 1 point2 points3 points  (2 children)
              Hi Milo. I am a supporter of your work for MRAs and GGers, but I do have one question for you. Do you think that your confidence may make you come off as too opinionated and/or pompous sometimes? I mean that in the nicest way possible, by the way. Sometimes I think you say 'heated' things tongue-in-cheek, but other times I'm not so sure. Anyways, don't you think your opinionated attitude may lead to turning away people or making them not take you seriously?
              [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 5 points6 points7 points  (1 child)
              There are plenty of calm, reasoned, dispassionate people who can bring the heavy artillery later--Christina Hoff Sommers, Martin Daubney, Cathy Young to name just three. I'm a hellraiser. I get the conversation going in the first place.
              [–]EvrythingISayIsRight 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              Gold for you. Its the same color as your hair ;)
              [–]SqueakyPickles 1 point2 points3 points  (2 children)
              Hi Milo! First, I'd like to say that I'm a big fan. Even when I don't agree with what you say, I love the way you say it. Not many people have that kind of flair. I have a question about some things you said on the Joe Rogan Experience. First, you said that homosexuality is a choice, but you later said that you wish you weren't gay (or something along those lines). I'm a little confused about how those positions can be held by the same person. Could you elaborate on what you meant? I'd like to understand your position on the matter a little better, because those 2 things seemed contradictory. You didn't go into much detail on the show, so I'm sure your opinion is more nuanced than it seemed.
              [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 3 points4 points5 points  (1 child)
              Sure: it's an element of nature and an element of nurture. I am definitely aware of making some sort of choice in my teens. But I think now it's probably a little late to try to go back. It's different for everyone, of course. But no one is purely "born this way"--that's garbage, with no basis in science.
              [–]SqueakyPickles 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              Cool. Thanks for clearing that up! Keep up the good work!
              [–]sickpharaoh 1 point2 points3 points  (2 children)
              Milo, with the way the media has become so slanted to the left, and the ease with which the average person eats up the narrative and fails to do their own research, answer me this: Do you think we (meaning, everyone who isn't a leftist) actually have a chance?
              [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 5 points6 points7 points  (1 child)
              Of course. The media are the enemy, but they are a tiny minority.
              [–]Protttttt 1 point2 points3 points  (1 child)
              How do you get your hair to look so good?
              [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 4 points5 points6 points  (0 children)
              Staff!
              [–]boatdrinks 1 point2 points3 points  (1 child)
              Milo,
              No question, just a comment. I first heard of you probably a couple months ago. You are a revelation and a force in making Western Society so much better. I admire you and your ability to slay the femenazi monsters and trolls. Thank you so much for you work, I believe it is God's work. THANK YOU A MILLION TIMES OVER!!!!!!
              .
              [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 2 points3 points4 points  (0 children)
              You can comment any time!
              [–][deleted] 1 point2 points3 points  (2 children)
              Milo,
              Big fan of yours and you can thank Steven Crowder for that. My question is, since you are also a gamer, will you be joining and streaming on Twitch anytime soon? You could produce a podcast on their Gaming Show section and discuss topics such as tech, gaming, and anything related to nerd culture. Just a thought. Hope you answer and take care.
              Respectfully,
              Tim
              [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 4 points5 points6 points  (1 child)
              Thanks, Tim. I think I'd need to get a bit more gaming time in first. The only thing I'm any good at is CSGO.
              [–]dointhisforfun 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              Milo plays CSGO. Today is a good day. Except it's a bad day because I deranked :(
              [–]SwagYoloJesus 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
              Hey Milo,
              I just saw your debate with Rebecca, and your oratory skills are wow. You're amazingly charismatic, snappy, quick-witted, and you had Rebecca as well as the audience eating out of the palm of your hand. The way you exude confidence is just so inspiring. All of us here strive to be like you.
              [–]wayfare2 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
              Why Milo is my favorite faggot:
              He’s like Mycroft Homles and Ron Burgundy combined.
              He's the quasar to the SJW black hole.
              He’s homo in all the right ways. He’s the old-school, Oscar Wilde, philosophical type gay, before they took over the word gay.
              He makes fun of atheists. And dumb scientists who graduated from the Carl Sagan school of sucking your own dick.
              Whether it is the lies of modern western feminism or pseudo-science, this homosexual British genius is aligning with my inner demons perfectly.
              Annd, He hates Islam and isn’t afraid to bash it for what it is? Yes, the chosen one meant to restore balance to the force has come.
              I'm a bible believing christian and I support Milo Yiannopoulos being fucking everywhere, talking about everything. He's that intersectional.
              [–]4mg1n3 2 points3 points4 points  (1 child)
              Part of me believes that a veritable feminist is as "red pill" as someone who is a "masculinist."
              That is to say, while men and women both have good reason to advocate their own rights in an egalitarian framework, the objective, in the end is the same for both groups. Both "feminists" and "masculinists" are not only mutually compatible, but are complementary within the non-oppression--independent from PC culture--movement.
              To what degree would you concur with this observation? Aren't we really on the same team here?
              Also, do you think it is possible for men and women to still assume their traditional sexual, relational, and/or familial roles while at the same time having equal economic footing, or does "true equality" actually necessitate a re-thinking of the "family dynamic?"
              [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 8 points9 points10 points  (0 children)
              Of course men and women are on the same team. It's only feminists who want to drag women off to play a different game entirely--one with ever-changing rules in which everyone loses.
              [–]michaelgtdunn 2 points3 points4 points  (0 children)
              This may be complete projection here but your stance on atheism seems less than sincere. I can't really believe that someone who takes such a scalpel to the bullshit purveyed by the mainstream media, feminists, SJWs etc... would be persuaded by a bronze age death cult. So, are you a religious man?
              [–]1jb_trp 3 points4 points5 points  (2 children)
              Thoughts on Bruce Jenner? My theory: He's an attention whore and once all the accolades and attention disappear he'll realize his "transition" was a mistake and go back to being a man--getting him more attention in the process.
              [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 5 points6 points7 points  (0 children)
              I agree
              [–]yaboimoneymitch 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              It's already happening brother
              [–][deleted] 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
              As someone who is getting fucking tired of college...why did you drop out of college? Did you already have a lucrative goal in mind?
              Do you think that the STEM master race is the way to go in todays world?
              [–]EscapedTheMatrix 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
              Hello Milo. Thanks so much for doing this AMA.
              My question is pretty general and has a very large scope (and probably requires a pretty lengthy answer to really cover it), but I hope you'll give it your best shot.
              Feminism seems to be only growing and growing in recent years, showing no signs of stopping. What concrete steps do you suggest must be taken to defeat feminism once and for all and return to a more traditional society with properly defined gender roles?
              I would love to hear your idea on specific things that we can do to bring this about. I would much rather take steps and be an active part of ending feminism than simply wait for it to die.
              Besides simply acting like men and living the non-feminist, traditional lifestyle, what specific things can we actively do to end this awful trend?
              Also, a less general question:
              What specific advice do you have for a 20 year old straight white male who is currently taking a break from college and working in the restaurant industry, and is about to move out of his mom's house and into an apartment with a couple roommates in less than a month? Just looking for life advice and whatnot here.
              [–]kdetweil 1 point2 points3 points  (2 children)
              Hello you gorgeous British queer,
              I'm an atheist and I found your conversation with Joe Rogan about religion very interesting. I know you are religious so in regards to the validity of Christianity, I completely disagree with you, but it seemed like you were making more of a Christian culture argument which for the most part I agree with you. The West and Western values have been influenced a lot by Christianity and I find it odd that most atheists are afraid to admit this. I feel like most of the atheists nowadays are overreacting to religion because now is the first time where it is pretty much acceptable to be an atheist, so they are throwing the baby out with the bath water in most instances. This is a shot at Catholics, but I think that the protestant reformation was a huge force in shaping American values. The main idea being that all men are equal in front of God; priests and kings are no more divine than the average person. Therefore everyone has the same natural rights and no person is born superior to others, legally speaking. This is just one example, but as you said many of the stories in the bible have given the West certain values that we regard as being most important. Too many atheists these days want to completely deny all of this and I find this to be wrong. As I said, I am an atheist, but I do identify as being culturally Christian, and do on occasion read the bible for its literature. I know many Jews who don't believe in Judaism but identify as being culturally Jewish, but don't see the same for ex-christians. So I guess my question is if you see atheists in the future starting to identify as culturally Christian and embracing the fact that Christianity has had a huge impact on the West and there is something to gain from it? Or do you think it will be more of the same where atheists want nothing at all to do with religion and deny that it has anything beneficial to offer?
              [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 5 points6 points7 points  (1 child)
              If atheists were a bit more intellectually humble and a bit more honest they could learn to appreciate how much of a positive influence Christianity has had on the world. Right now a lot of them are in denial about it, which I find odd for a community that describes itself as fact- and logic-oriented.
              I think a lot of it has to do with the overlap between autism and atheism (I'll leave you to work out which causes which) and the fact that a lot of atheists would really rather quite like to believe--though, of course, they'd never admit it.
              [–]TRP VanguardWhisper 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              Christianity, like any other religion, is simply a means of enforcing society's values. It does not provide any. When the social mores change, the religion changes to adapt. We have seen how Christianity has gone from a tool of enforcement for right-wing values to a tool of enforcement for left-wing values and the politics of identity (and anyone who hasn't can read Dalrock for an explanation).
              Religion, as a tool for social stability, ultimately failed, because people stopped being religious. If you tie your social values to a fairy tale, they get thrown out with the bathwater when people reject the fairy tale.
              So we have two ways in which Christianity has failed. It has failed to stabilize values, and it has failed to preserve itself from its own increasing irrelevance. Regardless of any admiration we may have for any set of values it used to bolster, this is far too old and sickly a horse to hitch our cart to.
              [–]DexterousRichard 1 point2 points3 points  (1 child)
              How do you reconcile being homosexual with your obvious support for not saturating our culture with pro-homosexual propaganda? I'm heterosexual and deplore those who push such propaganda, but am completely happy to tolerate sane homosexuals who simply want to have private relationships.
              In short, my position is live and let live, but don't push it as though being homosexual is something to look up to - it should be seen as an inevitable situation that is a challenge and is not compatible with raising children or a model family.
              Is that your take as well? Please explain.
              [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 3 points4 points5 points  (0 children)
              I find it deeply weird that the Left presents homosexuality as almost sort of morally virtuous, as though it were something to aim for. Bizarre.
              Much of gay life--not all of it, but a lot of it--is vacuous, superficial and self-destructive. Granted, those are the conditions under which great art and inventions and other sorts of breakthroughs are often made by the intellectual and creative elite. But it's hardly a model for a healthy society.
              [–][deleted] 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
              Bunch of Liberals coming out of the closet in this thread..... "left wing" means you are an idiot.
              [–]thelinkbetween 1 point2 points3 points  (1 child)
              Hey Milo, not a redpiller but saw your post on the frontpage. Just want to say, ive aligned with many things you have said a long time, and to see you ram them up the arse of mainstream politics/media is a source of inspiration to me.
              You are a problematic faggot, but you also do the LGBT community a great service at the same time with your liberation of the queer identity.
              Thanks for doing what you do, and do you think 10 years from now, we will have slided more in the direction of utopia or dystopia (just paying my Question Tax)...
              [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
              In ten years, things will be better. And thank you.
              [–]brandonhewer 0 points1 point2 points  (1 child)
              Anyone who is aware of your existence Milo is also likely to be aware of your 'dislike' of the transgender community. As a young UK conservative, I often find myself disagreeing with your points of view on this topic.
              Firstly, I'd like to point out that I agree with the standpoint that asserts that far more psychological/neurological research should be done into transgenderism, such that alternative treatments (other than transitioning) can be offered.
              Statistically, the suicide rate of transgender people does not significantly change after transitioning. However, there are many people who after transitioning have lived much fuller, happier lives. This should be their choice.
              It should be your choice as whether or not to chastise transgender people for their decision. However, it would be wise to remember that this is the only hope they have yet been given by the scientific community. The only treatment they've been told can help their affliction. As of yet, no other treatments have been scientifically validated.
              There are many transgender people out there who are crying out for more solutions to their condition. I personally place the blame on the far left who I see as preventing scientific research into areas they deem as potentially offensive.
              Don't misinterpret me, I do not support the politically correct brand of transgender folk. I'm just taking it upon myself to be a spokesperson for those who don't side with those trying to censor other's free speech.
              This is mostly a reminder, to not form an opinion of a group based on their most vocal members. There are many in the transgender community who won't speak their mind for the same reason that many in the world today won't speak theirs. They fear the media.
              On a lighter note, your opinion on atheism is in huge contrast to your usual logic-based opinions (I'm personally atheist if my bias wasn't obvious already). There is a reason everyone is behind you until you starting discussing atheism Milo; it is an area in which you are weak. That said, I do find your contrarian views hilarious and if you want to continue fighting against atheism, I advise you do a little more research to do it properly (I always love to see good points put across, even if they're in contrast to my own beliefs).
              [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 6 points7 points8 points  (0 children)
              Thanks for this. I don't think our positions are too far apart. I agree the far-Left is stifling discussion about other treatment pathways.
              And I agree with you about the more vocal trans lobby not being reflective of a lot of transgender people, which I tried to make clear here: http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2015/11/10/i-am-so-done-with-the-trans-outrage-brigade-why-im-supporting-drop-the-t/
              On the atheist stuff: I just like needling reddit atheists because they take the bait so easily. I can't help but wind people up who blow their top at the slightest quip. Normally that means people on the political Left--especially feminists--but I do it where I see thin-skinned intolerance of opinion elsewhere, too.
              [–]GOATmar 2 points3 points4 points  (0 children)
              HEY MILO, I'M A FAN OF YOUR WORK FAM
              I JUST WANT TO KNOW; WHEN DEBATING FEMINISTS ANYWHERE, WHY DON'T YOU CALL OUT THE FACT THAT FEMINISM IS A WAR ON WOMEN BROUGHT FORTH BY JEWS IN ORDER TO MAKE WHITES (MEN & WOMEN) AS UNDESIRABLE AS POSSIBLE TO EACH OTHER IN ORDER TO DECREASE THEIR SEX DRIVE & BIRTH RATES? WHICH EXPLAINS FAT-ACCEPTANCE AND SLUT-ACCEPTANCE, 2 OF THE BIGGEST TURNOFFS EVER
              ALSO, WHY DURING EBATES DON'T THEY ALLOW YOU TO USE STUDIES & CHARTS AND WHATNOT TO PROVE YOUR POINTS?
              [–]SEIgeMoDE 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              You've said that your favorite American presidential candidate is Trump. Are there any other candidates that you think are good?
              [–]derbled93 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
              Milo, you scoundrel.
              Do you think The Witcher 3 deserved Game of the Year over MGS5 or Fallout 4? And who writes your tech-based articles for you?
              [–]CuriousFloyd 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              Excellent to hear from yourself. Appreciate you taking the time for this.
              Have we hit the peak of third wave feminism? How/can the damage be undone? If so, in what form might this take?
              [–]elethal 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              Thank you for doing this AMA, it's incredible watching debates in which your opponents actually have to fight your ideas rather than your person.
              With that being said, what advice do you have for male American college students who are essentially walking on eggshells through a system which no longer caters to them? Around every corner it seems the feminist agenda is being forced upon us and sadly it's safer to bear the load than speak out against it and risk being torn down.
              [–]WineVirus 0 points1 point2 points  (2 children)
              What is your opinion on the whole MGTOW thing? The few I've talked to who support it seem to be the definition of a "man child". Since you're anti-feminist and a gay man, I'd love to know what you think of it, or people who believe it's the "best way" to live.
              [–]WineVirus 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              Ah thanks. I saw that response but didn't realize it was "MTGOW" related since, well, it really doesn't answer what he thinks about a group who wants to alienate the entire other gender.
              [–]hiphoprising 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              Milo,
              What did you do before you started your current leadership?
              [–]probpoopin 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              I'm a pretty far left individual when it comes to political philosophy. However, since my divorce rape I really started following these conversations. I consider myself to be progressive mostly because of my beliefs in funding public education, infrastructure etc. I find conservatives don't want to admit greed is real, and problematic. While the left won't admit laziness is a factor when considering welfare and social programs. My question is, how much do you think political affiliation has to do with this? I watch a lot of your debates and videos on YouTube and honestly felt like you use progressivism as a dirty word. I agree with all of your points on modern feminism and find it awesome you do this as a gay individual. I love watching you debate feminists and them not being able to vilify you as a straight white male. It really takes the wind out of their sails. Anyways, do you think political affiliation really takes the cake, so to speak, when talking about this stuff? As I stated, I'm progressive and in complete agreeable with almost all you have said.
              [–]hke12 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              Even though feminist myths are debunked all the time they refuse to listen.
              Don't you think that it's just a waste of time arguing with them if they don't listen?
              [–]optimusgryme 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              Hey Nero.
              Do you have any experience of how things play out in Asian countries?
              Of course in Japan now, the population is in negative growth. In Thailand there is a huge number of m - f transgender 'ladyboys'.
              Do you think the feminisation of men and the issues men face could be contributing to these issues?
              [–]DENNYCR4NE 0 points1 point2 points  (2 children)
              Do you live in the US now? Has dealing with Comcast changed your stance on net neutrality?
              [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 2 points3 points4 points  (1 child)
              I don't. But I have a Time Warner subscription so I can watch Fox.
              [–]DENNYCR4NE 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              A tech writer who still watches cable tv? Get with it man. But sure is nice having that choice. If your provider decided it was only going to offer subscriptions to Disney channels, what would you do?
              [–]RedSugarPill 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              Hey Milo, not a question just some advice. If you're bored with being gay, you should try marrying a Western woman for a little bit of danger and spice. All the best, and thanks for your contributions to society!
              [–]PresterJuan 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              Milo, I just followed you on Twitter the other day, so I'm not quite familiar with you. How much of TRP philosophy do you adhere to? Anything you avoid?
              [–]primatepicasso 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              Do you dye your hair white or is it just like that?
              [–]Bobclairejones 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              Why haven't you released a line of clothing yet? Seriously. There is a demand.
              [–]za23g 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              Do gay men have a more straitforward interest in sex then strait women?
              Women's sex drives are certainly far more context orientated then men's are.
              Norah-they remained interested in pursuing something further Interviewer-Sexually ? Norah-that's what I'm saying. It's all up in here(points to head)
              According to pornhub only 20% of the visitators are women. Meanwhile 84% of the people who read erotic fiction are women.
              For gay guys this seems flipped. For instance there was an alternative to playboy called playgirl for women but it got shut down because most of their readers were gay. Women had no interest in the magazine and would much rather read romance novels.
              I think the fact that gay men have testosterone means that their sex drives resembles strait men's more.
              For instance here's an NPR interview with a women who's took testosterone describing how her libido went through the roof
              What are your thoughts?
              I honestly kinda think that strait women are gay and that gay and bi men are only people who are actually attracted to men. I mean women constantly compliment each other saying stuff like "you look sexy". I mean I could understand if women called each other "pretty" or "beautiful". But sexy? Why do they constantly use an adjective that explicitly describes an act that facilitates reproduction?Vic versa you can call a guy handsome , but if you call him sexy he'll definitely think your gay.
              Also women are very touchey and loveydovey with each other. For instance check out this image which makes fun of how women pose with their friends.
              Meanwhile just holding hands with a guy is seen as gay
              [–]workreddit212 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
              Been on TRP for about 2 years. Been listening to JRE for about 5.
              You are awesome Milo and I enjoy your style of argument as well as most of your views. Thank you for being such a large voice in this fight.
              Fuck me bacause of "my" moral responsibilities, phobias, and misinterpretations due to statistics. First thing I learned in stats; correlation is not causation.
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                [–]youdonotnome 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                As interested as I am in all of the current gender politics, it seems to be only bad news and rage-bait that finds it's way to my screen.
                All I ever hear about is false rape claims, ludicrous child support rules, insane alimony payments, brutal divorce settlements, infuriatingly ignorant and narcissistic feminist protests.
                Care to lighten the mood with some uplifting news? Anything specific you're experiencing out there that makes you think the pendulum may be swinging back soon.
                [–]1mr_nate_ 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                First off, thanks for gracing us with your time today Milo! It's tremendously exciting to have someone of your caliber give our community a grain of positive attention and discuss the topics at hand on equal grounds.

                What are your thoughts on the Red Pill versus Men's Rights Activists concerning the degrees of success each community finds?
                While we here at the Red Pill certainly agree with many of the MRAs viewpoints and continually discuss gender inequality as one of the core foundations of the community, we largely disagree with their methods of implementing plans or fighting against contemporary feminism and blatant misandry. The movement was born from solid principles, yet we see a distinct lack of authority when it comes to current MRAs and believe that the implantation of Red Pill philosophy would greatly benefit these same MRAs — but they strongly reject it. Is the MRA community in need of drastic overhaul? Or do you find the Red Pill more disturbing in terms of our methodologies.

                Bonus Question: With the rise of discussions concerning masculinity, where do you see society's perception of men and masculine sexuality swinging in the next decade(s)?
                Right now, feminist conditioning in society has reached an all time high. You've addressed it in numerous talks: men are being persecuted and villainized for simply being men. Can Men's Rights and/or Red Pill discussions be effective in securing a renewed sense of pride and authority?

                EDIT: I'm not sure if a question similar to these has already been posted — I had these questions saved for the originally scheduled AMA and planned on asking there on the clock — so my apologies if these are repeats.
                [–]throwaway1643 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Hi Milo, I'm a big fan. Thanks for taking the time to do this. My question is:
                Do you think there's a set of political/cultural ideas that are objectively more correct than others? In this context, what's your take on the immigration crisis in the context of cultural relativism and the idea that all cultural practices/ideas deserve equal respect?
                [–]lookhereiam 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Oh boy, this should be good. What a marvelous cunt you are Milo. Keep it up!
                [–][deleted] 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Milo, late to the party, to be clear, I appreciate your media clout, but don't know much about you aside from the posts answered thus far and a few interview videos. The one I've appreciated most this far is you with Stephen crowder. You seemed to take more thought and be more willing to unveil yourself to him.
                For this reason I can't say the usual (thanks for your awesome) or the like. I do very much appreciate the Lantern you hang on male space issues.
                I do have an honest question I hope you respond to.
                morality applied to mra vs enjoy the decline, or maybe mgtow
                I know they're not necessarily mutually exclusive, but what kind of philosophy should be applied to this praxeology (of trp?)
                Descriptivist? Expressivist? What would you suggest for a lifelong practicing stoic who isn't interested in excess demonstrative marketing, but just living their life, maybe with the contingent effect of pushing the agenda? If your morality is Catholic based, that's fine too. (I partially expect this.)
                I look forward to your response if any. Thank you for your time.
                [–]ImmortalRationalist 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Milo, what do you think of The Amazing Atheist?
                [–]Homotopy 0 points1 point2 points  (1 child)
                Hi there Milo,
                thank you very much for what you do. You've helped me understand and put words on some of the insidious manipulation and thought policing that is so frighteningly commonplace public discourse and the media. For instance, by recognising and labeling certain rhetorical tricks as shaming tactics. This observation alone, so bloody obvious in hindsight, has already made my life tangibly better, and it will continue to allow me to express myself more freely, and defend my points of view without begrudgingly accepting to shut up for no good reason.
                Another important point I've heard you make several times, which I find to be a very useful insight, is the libertarian/authoritarian divide being the more relevant distinction nowadays, as opposed to left/right.
                In any case, you are a breath of fresh air ... and people need air to breathe!
                So onto my question : what's your trick for staying calm and composed when confronted with dishonest arguments? Is it that you are an outsider looking in, as it were, for instance on the topic of feminism? How do you not erupt with rage at the unbelievable amount of hypocrisy that is the bread and butter of so many modern day feminists?
                [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 2 points3 points4 points  (0 children)
                I don't get mad because I treat everything in life as a game. It takes the pressure off.
                [–]AntonTheGOAT 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                I enjoyed the Joe Rogan podcast that you did with him.
                [–]Whiskytoast 0 points1 point2 points  (1 child)
                Mostly just wanted to say thanks Milo. Can you explain your name? Both first and last baffle me, never heard of either. I'm sure their is a story there somewhere. Second question, and I hope it's not to personal, when is the last time you cried? I understand if you think I'm trolling and don't want to answer. But please give us the back story on the name.
                [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Both Greek.
                I don't think I've really properly cried for half a decade, except superficially at Mariah Carey songs when drunk.
                [–][deleted] 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Hello Milo, this is a bit of a long-winded question so to give some context I'm a 20 year old "whitewashed" (as they call it) Muslim man born and raised in Canada who finds the "non-liberalized to make the white man happy" version of my religion a bit.. extreme. I think feminism and the feminine imperative is only going to help bring more of this extremism to the West and create a clash of sorts.
                Although you are gay yourself, from watching some of your stuff I think it's fair to say you understand the value of family, and the value of heterosexual people for the sake of the human species. Any culture or group of people that has advanced as a civilization has had values that encourage the concept of a family; be it India or China.
                Now this is just partly my own theory but here it goes. Birth rates in a lot of first world countries are extremely low. The average age is shockingly high. In Canada and the UK I believe it is around 40. I think we both understand why that's bad from an economic perspective. People in the West just aren't reproducing enough. Benefits to the retired class are obviously much higher than in 3rd world countries. To counteract all these issues, I believe immigration will only be on the rise. You can preach tolerance all you want, but I believe it's all about power. I believe tensions will only rise and conflicts will only increase when the influx of Muslims will increase. Until unless systematic changes are made to encourage men to reproduce more, things look a bit dull for the West.
                1) Why are people in Western countries not having as much kids and why are birth rates constantly on the decline? I believe feminism and the feminine imperative plays a huge role in this. A tl;dr of third wave feminism to me was always "have your cake and eat it too". With biased family courts, insane alimony payments that you get jailed for if you don't pay, high divorce rates, biases when it comes to custody, "AlphaFucksBetaBucks", I don't blame men for not reproducing as much or at all. How much do you think the feminine imperative society has shoved down our throats plays a role in this if at all? Do you think if drastic systematic changes were made to increase the incentives for men to reproduce that birth rates and average age would improve in a lot of first world countries? Do you see this as a problem?
                2) Why are you optimistic about things to improve? I don't know how much you agree with Red Pill theory but from a biological perspective women are the valuable sex and men are the disposable ones. If you have 10 men and one women you'd be just as good off with 1 man. If you have 10 women and 1 man, you can reproduce 10 times, etc. This is why you'll always see people laughing if a girl teases a guy and starts hitting him but as soon as he strikes back society jumps in. If a girl is demolishing a guy, I assume most would just sit back and record it. Obviously living according to these biological perspectives perfectly is bullshit today because, well, feminism. However, most men don't realize this. My point is I believe to some extent men are biologically programmed to be doormats for women. If they weren't I don't think things would have gone this bad in the first place. Why do you see things getting better in the future? How can you convince every beta male that women aren't machines you put nice coins into and aren't appreciative creatures? I can see a rise in MGTOWs, MRAs and Red Pillers but I just am curious to know why you expect most men to become more "enlightened".
                [–]TheDude41 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Love you Milo!
                [–]gpia7r 0 points1 point2 points  (1 child)
                Is your recent push for Trump inspired by your employer, or is it genuinely your personal belief?
                [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 4 points5 points6 points  (0 children)
                My employer has no influence on my opinions.
                [–]MedayekMan 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Kind of a vague question Milo but what kind of advice do you have for the under 35 white male? I'm not expecting advice specific about my life, but what's the grab-them-by-the-neck-and-smack-them-around thing you want people to understand?
                [–]NJ_Yankees_Fan 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                What's your secret to your incredible hair?
                [–]mojo_juju 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Milo,
                [–]NJ_Yankees_Fan 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                I'm an American conservative/libertarian, and I wanted to ask about the political landscape in the UK. It's funny when the Tories won big and the Lib Dems and Labour lost big this year, American leftists laughed it off saying that the Tories are basically on the same level as our Democrats instead of the GOP. Is that true? How can American and British conservatives work together against the left?
                [–]bigpoppa_69 0 points1 point2 points  (2 children)
                As an American, I'm constantly conflicted by two extreme life decisions: 1. staying in a country aside my family and friends (that I believe is steadily on the decline culturally, morally, and economically) in order to "fight the good fight" and be an honorable citizen in hopes of assisting in the restoration of a moral backbone to my country and 2. packing my things and moving to a beautiful European country and living a luxurious and meaningful life elsewhere. Any advice on how to handle these contradictory desires?
                I'm also an aspiring journalist. I'm currently on staff at my school's newspaper and I feel ostracized as one of the only conservative voices in the student media program, how do I express my ideas/concerns without alienating myself?
                What journalists did you look up to as a young man? I love your work and you inspire me to keep pushing back. Thanks for your time and I wish you the best.
                Ciao
                [–]NJ_Yankees_Fan 0 points1 point2 points  (1 child)
                I'm also an aspiring journalist. I'm currently on staff at my school's newspaper and I feel ostracized as one of the only conservative voices in the student media program, how do I express my ideas/concerns without alienating myself?
                I'm literally in the same boat as you. Most of the people who work with me at our newspaper are lazy fucks who don't want to do more than they need to or dare to publish something that will offend someone.
                [–]bigpoppa_69 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                PM me if you want and we can exchange info- two heads are always better than one
                [–]RedOnArrival 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Milo, big fan. this is a bit long, but needs to be in order to get my point across.
                in a few instances on this AMA, you stated that you think we're about to see a swing in the media back to a more balanced conversation regarding gender equality. for example, in your response to -Anteros-
                I genuinely think we're about to see a big shift away from crazy feminist progressivism. The public is starting to catch on now, and they are incensed by the lunacy and unfairness of what they see. Most women don't hate men, and they are appalled by misandrist feminists who do.
                There will always be a vocal minority of lunatics, but from my interactions with journalists and TV producers, the appetite for outrage-led, fact-free stories about confected feminist grievances is coming to an end. When that happens, men and arguments in favour of men will naturally begin to reassert themselves, because our views are based on facts, not feelings.
                While I agree with you that most women don't hate men, it seems to be the case that most of the rhetoric in U.S. politics and media takes a more subtle (sneaky?) approach, advocating for the support of women rather than the demonization of men, though the former implicitly accomplishes the later in many cases. for example, HRC recently tweeted "Every survivor of sexual assault deserves to be heard, believed, and supported." I have no direct evidence to back this up, but I would think most women, even women that don't hate men, would support this statement, largely because it evokes the feeling of supporting a victim (the premise of the statement is set up to accomplish exactly this), and we all know women in general mostly judge based on feels.
                furthermore, in our post-modernist society, there is never any shortage of thirsty beta men willing to throw other men under the bus in hopes to get closer to other women and entrench themselves as a "nice guy." Lastly, I would also mention, that the rhetoric regarding racism in america has only increased since Obama took office. Given these dynamics, do you see the rhetoric regarding sexism increasing on media, especially if HRC wins 2016? if not why?
                [–]maskedprincess420 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                How do you pronounce your last name?
                [–]RidethePocketTiger 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Thank you very much for doing what you do. What would you suggest as covert ways to fight back against the horror for those of us not in a position to speak out?
                [–]FantasticMrFox88 0 points1 point2 points  (1 child)
                Dear Milo,
                Small question here. Why do you think female comedians are so god-awfully bad at comedy? I think sometimes it's because they try too hard. A lot of the time it's because feminism gets involved in their routine. What's your opinion on this?
                [–]NotReallyEthicalLOL 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                What are your thoughts on sharing a name with a delicious energy drink?
                [–]StoicBeard 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Hi Milo, thanks for coming here
                What are your views about the crisis in Greece and where do you think this is going?
                I live in Athens at the moment and everything here is ruined. Would you advice a Greek citizen to leave the country?
                [–]NotReallyEthicalLOL 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Hey Milo, can you post some of the sources regarding women's unhappiness over the past couple of decades? Thanks, keep it up.
                [–]radeonr9270 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                How unattractive did Reggie Yates become when he mentioned laurie penny in your interview?
                Perhaps it was fortunate at that moment you were wearing sunglasses
                [–]Freemsy 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Hey Milo, out of curiosity why don't you try and become a Parliamentary candidate here in the UK? I feel like people would pay a lot more attention to your message if it were coming directly from an MP.
                [–]KHJohan 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Hello Milo. I was wondering which sources you often use for news, to keep yourself updated.
                Extra qeustion: what are your thoughts on the so-called controversy of the danish comedian who posted a picture of him naked bathing with his small daughter. He did it because he was tired of how all men are seen as pedophiles these days and that there is nothing wrong with naked bathing. If you go back 50 years in Denmark allmost all families on the beach would be swimming naked, and if children were having fun with a sprinkler and bathing in it they would do so naked, but now everybody is a lot more scared of nakedness
                [–]Yami_Baddy 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Hey Milo!
                First time I heard about you was on The Rubin Report. I really enjoyed those segments and agreed with most of your points.
                Now I do have a couple of questions:
                1. Do you watch/follow Sargon of Akaad, Thunderfoot or Teal Dear? They are Youtubers, who dedicate a large portion of their actual content on debunking feminists and cover up their hypocrizy, hate and stupidity. Not only can I recommend them for their entertainment value, but they are also down to earth and on point.
                2. Would you say the feminist and pc movement is on a decline soon or maybe going on already? It seems to me it depends on where you live. Here in Germany, actually, you don't see much of those movements. In the US, it seems like people are getting really tired of it and jump off the band waggon. While in the UK, I have the feeling it gets worse by every day passing by.
                3. As you might have noticed, I am not really good at articulating myself and more often than not, it's hard for me to get my point accross. But I'll try to get my view across anyways, so get back on things, that might not be clear to you. I spent a good portion of my life, philosophizing about different aspects of humanity, the universe and science. On thing I want to see happen, is humanity uniting to one super nation, not focusing on irrelevant stuff, but working together to progress as humanity, especially scientific wise. I don't see this happening in the near future tho. As long as we have radical and extremist groups out there running the show, splitting people, instead of uniting, this seems impossible to happen. How do you stand to this? What do you think has to happen to unite people? When do you see this happen?
                [–]WhiskeyGrin 0 points1 point2 points  (1 child)
                Fuck. A day late and a dollar short I thought of a great question...
                [–]ItWasJustBqnter 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                He said he'll be popping back over the coming days to answer a few more questions
                [–]Aphoc 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Hi Milo, love the work you have done and thanks for comming here
                Now, I love how you bombard your opposition like Russia is currently doing, however not everyone is in a position to be so aggressive about it.
                Some friends and I have been offered an opportunity for some face time with/on some PTV. (plus, possible facebook group/youtube channel) Let me note now that this isn't in Britannia or 'Murica as I don't have the want to experience social suicide exclusion.
                It's gonna have a boyish tonality and will appeal for young men, which gives us lots of opportunities to make free jabs against the feminist narrative. For obvious reasons I don't want to address when, where or even specifically what. As I know TRP is monitored, and I don't want people to travel all the way to [23th undisclosed-Avenue] just to smash my windows with frozen bloody tampons.
                With that being said, what pro-feminist subjects would you suggest that we bring up? Things like pay gap myth is just plain boring to the average teen, unlike mannequin sizes or the fat-shaming propaganda.
                It might not be actively fighting the horde of legbeards, however if people learn from an early age to see through the bullshit, they'll be better equipped to filter out bullshit.
                [–]nixon007 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Hi Milo, so fitting to see you posting here!! I have a question for you! Marriage used to be a contract of owning slaves. Before it was men owning women, now it is women owning the men. Do you mariage as a contract will ever get abolished?
                [–]ASingleBakedPotato 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Whenever i disagree with feminists they always say immediatly im a misogynist. Then i say that men also are into feminism and does that make me a misandrist. They then say hatred towards men dowsnt exist. Why does this happen?
                [–]Redpillc0re 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                When will the gay movement distance itself from feminazism?
                [–]PabloEscoba 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Milo do you see a futre whereby men's issues are acknowledged instead of being ridiculed. What do you think will be a catalyst for this?
                [–]2IVIaskerade 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                With there being so much talk of "toxic masculinity" about I was wondering what your idea of positive masculinity was, both on a personal and societal level?
                [–]ECoast_Man 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Milo, thanks for stopping by. To make a couple of preliminary points I think you're bang on about two things- 1) that gay men and TRP men (men in generally really, aside from the manginas) are allies in the war against tatted horrors that is feminism (I mentioned earlier I'm in the law/finance sector and I have actually has these discussions with gay men, who happen to be top-billers in the firm); and 2) I think you're absolutely correct that for most of us men we need to wait for the social-Justice proof - you, karen straughn, CHS, to bring this to the mainstream before we can 'out' ourselves.
                Questions -
                1) Any comments on the Anita Sarkeesian bet? I think we all knew she wouldn't debate you, but any good background info on that? Anyone reach out or whatever?
                2) any chance you could elaborate on the Gregory Elliot case in Canada? You mentioned you had a vested interest as a journalist, and you wrote a piece on it, but I was hoping for a big answer as to why you as a journalist are watching this?
                [–]Bung_Eye 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Hey Milo, I just wanted to ask if you had any tips/ideas/directions for people who are opting out of the whole idea of a relationship (or dealing with females)?
                From the relationships I've had, women are just a pain in the arse to deal with and have to handle. Personally, I feel like I shouldn't bother with them until I've built a good, stable life (in relation to work, income and living) and by my late 20's MAYBE start looking for an early 20's female and the only reason why I'd consider that is because casual sex doesn't seem all the appealing to me.
                Anyway, any ideas/tips/things to consider or think about?
                [–]TaeTaeDS 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Hi Milo, this is not a question on Feminism or TRP, this is a question on ADHD, which for some reason you like to bring into the topics you discuss frequently. Unlike the other things you talk about regularly, you know very little if anything about ADHD. Don't you think it would be wiser to not spread possible false information if you don't know much about it. The problem with ADHD is the name and type of name. It's trivial and offensive as a name to those with the actual problem. Also the part that names it a disorder. If it was called a 'Syndrome', like Autism, and given a proper name instead of something that is quite offensive to the people with the problem, then people would be more understanding about it. My question is, do you know enough to talk on news channels possibly spreading false information about it? Maybe you should talk to Professor David Nutt, who I am sure you are aware of.
                [–]Chuckwagon1645 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Hey Milo! I sense a subtle link between RP ideas and religious conservatism. I've spent a good deal of time studying philosophical concepts and examining religious arguments myself and I completely understand the motivations for being religious. However, I notice that the religious motivations become an easy point of criticism for left feminist types. My question to you is do you think that the men's rights movement would benefit from not using religious arguments against the left? I'm of the opinion that these positions can be reached from a purely rational/logical standpoint with a little life experience.
                [–]Spidertech500 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                Do you think the pendulum of power and social values will ever settle between liberal communist hell and conservative fascism into a libertarian paradise or do you think it will progressively swing less and less or higher and higher? Cheers
                [–]doppleganger5 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                How do you know which areas of leftist thinking to focus on the most when you give your college talks, given that it pervades so many aspects of society (gender relations, media depictions of men, politics, academics, etc)? I always found the statistics regarding men's suicide rate increases, the millennial sexodus and wage gap myths to be some of the most compelling information that really jump-started my break from liberalism. I know safe-spaces and freedom of academic inquiry are probably most pertinent on campuses but I think these areas of statistics are particularly emotionally striking. Big fan, thank you for what you do. #Trump 2016
                [–]Lord_tickledicks123 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                So I'm a 17 year old at an all guys school. I got into a debate with my religion teacher about feminism. He was saying how we need to treat all people equally and how women are treated terribly in this country. I responded by saying how if anything they are treated better than males. I used valid points as women will almost never get arrested for domestic abuse and it will pinned on men. I also said how women get more privileges in divorce cases and that all of these feminist "inequalities" are false. Long story short he ended the discussion and he said if I try to argue the point anymore I'm getting kicked out of class.
                [–]Kembawalker1 0 points1 point2 points  (5 children)
                Is there an exact moment that Feminism took a wrong turn?
                [–]redpillshadow 7 points8 points9 points  (4 children)
                When the Frankfurt School cooked it up. So day zero.
                [–]Primemale 0 points1 point2 points  (3 children)
                I've read/watched some stuff about the Frankfurt school, I know they started off with the sexual revolution and various things to destroy the family unit, any info you care to share/books you would recommend?
                [–]redpillshadow 1 point2 points3 points  (0 children)
                No links at hand. Fastest way would be to visit either the /pdfs/ or the /pol/ boards on the chans. The former for books, the latter for other information.
                [–]1gerwig 1 point2 points3 points  (1 child)
                There's a book called "The Devil's Pleasure Palace" that is about their influence.
                [–]Primemale 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                will put it on the book list You would consider it a decent read I assume, and are not just recommending it for relevance? Thanks
                [–]subhamlawrence 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                how do people who deal with these gender warrior's on the left (of political spectrum) fight them effectively and respond to their bullying tactics like framing the opposition as horrible people or straight up doxxing or getting people fired for having a different opinion from these leftists?
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                  [–]August-West 0 points1 point2 points  (1 child)
                  I respect your razor like debating skills, but I gotta ask, whats with the blonde hair, brother? Also, did you rewatch the Joe rogan podcast you did? Did you feel Joe caught you on some personal contradictions such as view on religion? I understand humans are complex and respect our personal views. Thanks man and keep up the good fight for all the sexy men out there!
                  [–]August-West 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                  BTW thanks for coming out!
                  [–]1nrokchi 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                  Milo,
                  Could you speak briefly as to how you employ discipline in your life. How vital has discipline been to your success?
                  Regards. @nrokchi
                  [–]Linrraba 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                  Milo, not really an appropiate question but im curious : could give me some tips about how to have a hair like yours? Its pretty damm great for a guy!
                  [–]J_AsapGem 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                  How do you think we can go about reforming the world? what solution do you think would work to change the tides of how fucked up everything is, specially with the sexist, misogynist crap the feminist spew out of their mouths destroying masculinity in the process, personally i think we're too far gone and the only time things will get better is from a new generation.
                  [–]csquareddd -1 points0 points1 point  (0 children)
                  Queen Milo! Hi! I made an account just to ask you a question by the way. <3
                  Anyways, I wanted to ask you what you thought of liberals pretty much always owning social media despite not everyone in social media being liberal... I don't know if that question makes any sense.
                  Do you think it'll ever end?
                  If you're reading this, thank you for your time!
                  [–]iamgood_dev -1 points0 points1 point  (1 child)
                  Is there a correlation between "NoFap" and "theredpill" guys?
                  In other words, guys who don't jerk and theredpill guys.
                  Any thoughts on "NoFap" ?
                  Thanks.
                  [–]iamgood_dev 0 points1 point2 points  (0 children)
                  Dear down-voters, please give reasons, I won't bite you.
                  [–]GGinDK -1 points0 points1 point  (0 children)
                  Hi You glorious faggot
                  Is there any chance of you visiting Denmark :D?
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                    [–]EliQuince -2 points-1 points0 points  (14 children)
                    I saw your podcast with Joe Rogan and think you're a bit of a hypocrite- you talk about wanting to be Kim Kardashian two minutes after denigrating all transsexuals as 'mental'- you're gay in the 21st century which not so long ago was thought of as being 'mental'- without recognizing the fact that there have been transsexuals as long as there have been gay people. Your hypocrisy offends me, and I hope in the future you can see how much of a dickbag you came off as in that scenario.
                    [–]Milo Yiannopoulosyiannopoulos_m[S] 8 points9 points10 points  (1 child)
                    Hatefuck when
                    [–]EliQuince -1 points0 points1 point  (0 children)
                    What?
                    [–][deleted] 4 points5 points6 points  (11 children)
                    really he is correct as transsexuals (as well as homosexuals) are mentally ill, but you are right that sometimes people don't like to confront facts when it directly affects what they believe in/are
                    [–]EliQuince -2 points-1 points0 points  (10 children)
                    I think any transsexual who has to put up with this ridiculous society will eventually be driven to insanity. That being said it's ENTIRELY hypocritical to denounce an entire minority as crazy when you yourself are a minority that was considered 'crazy' not so long ago. Milo comes off as a self hating homosexual and its just sad. It should also be known that it's not considered a mental illness anymore, because honestly it's not that weird- people are just uncomfortable about it because it challenges their societally engrained notions of what is expected from someone's gender- in other cultures it's tolerated and has been for hundreds of years
                    [–][deleted] 0 points1 point2 points  (9 children)
                    a mental illness isn't just something that's "weird", it's something that harms the person who has it and both things harm the person mentally and physically.
                    you're really saying that a person that "believes" they are something else is mentally normal? If I believe I'm a dog i'm mentally normal? and should just get hair plugs all over my body and start crawling around?
                    [–]EliQuince -1 points0 points1 point  (8 children)
                    Yes, just like most conservative rhetoric you jump straight into the 'if I believe I'm a unicorn' argument. It's the same as saying if we allow gay marriage we might as well condone bestiality. It's a ludicrous argument and I'm not even going to entertain it. How does someone not conforming to gender norms harm them mentally and physically? Because they get the same reconstructive surgery that women get?
                    [–][deleted] 1 point2 points3 points  (7 children)
                    conservative
                    lol wat...?
                    uh well if we "allow gay marriage" then it's a little hypocritical (that was your original gripe, hypocrisy), to not allow incestual marriage, polygamy, etc. right?
                    but it's not the same as that. i'm literally saying something is wrong with your brain if you are born a physical male but think you are a female. how is that even debatable? it's literally what being 'transgendered' is based around
                    [–]EliQuince -2 points-1 points0 points  (6 children)
                    Except there's scientific evidence that points to a transsexuals brain lining up more with a females brain than a typical males. And it is a conservative rhetoric of established gender norms, especially compared to past cultures
                    And you're using the 'slippery slope' analogy in terms of marriage
                    [–][deleted] 0 points1 point2 points  (5 children)
                    you're looking at specific things and not the entire picture. you're ignoring neuroplasticity, especially the effects post-hormones (which almost all of those "studies" draw data from).
                    also you're trying to use internet argument words like 'slippery slope', when the exact rhetoric for gay marriage was "marriage equality" and that if two people are in love, they should be able to get married.
                    so just like Milo, you can't look at what YOU are saying to see the blatant hypocrisy, which is maybe why you get so mad Milo couldn't either
                    [–]EliQuince -2 points-1 points0 points  (4 children)
                    Do you even know what words you're using? I fail to see the correlation between the slippery slope argument and allowing two people in love to get married. PEOPLE- not dogs or cats or whatever your secret fetish is.
                    You've failed to explain how someone transitioning harms anyone, and as a last resort you've given in to backhanded insults(so it's only fair that I oblige you in return). If I was so hell bent on subscribing to my own narrative, I.e., eating my own shit- why would I have watched the podcast to begin with? Why would I be subscribed to a sub known for its backwards views on gender equality?
                    Furthermore, if Milo were actually confident that his self-prescribed 'role' as a men's rights activist were legitimate, why wouldn't he post an actual AMA? Why post in a space where he's only going to get responses that agree with him? Can you even call it a discussion at that point? Because even Milo knows he's full of shit and the only people who will entertain his inflammatory bullshit arguments are the testosterone driven monkeys on this sub.
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                    allowing two people in love to get married.
                    funny, because a few posts back you had a problem with this exact logic
                    You've failed to explain how someone transitioning harms anyone
                    uh, how about the person "transitioning"? Isn't that one of the major ideas behind a mental illness? that it hurts or affects the patients quality of life? Following your logic, the person wanting to be a dog would be fine too because as you said, it "doesnt hurt anyone".
                    Why would I be subscribed to a sub known for its backwards views on gender equality?
                    ahhh so i see now, a sjw troll just spouting the typical nonsense about "gender roles" and "patriarchy"? or a disgruntled MRA virgin neckbeard?
                    Because even Milo knows he's full of shit and the only people who will entertain his inflammatory bullshit arguments are the testosterone driven monkeys on this sub.
                    funny, because he does debates on tv with people who obviously don't agree with him and fall back to your argument of "feels = real"
                    [–]mugatucrazypills -1 points0 points1 point  (0 children)
                    Agree with everything Milo says, right up until he starts shilling for that pedo-cult Catholicism.
                    I mean I know he finds the fluid and oral rituals comforting and all, and the intellectual rigor of how many Jesuit can fit in the head of a pin, but can we have a little more objectivity here ?
                    Church has basically blue pilled whole societies like Latin America, and I don't think they should get a glib pass on that.
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