Aaron: "Don't feed the trolls" would have been great advice to follow before he gained a national following, but we're past that point now. People need to see that there are a bunch of bigots trying to mainstream their views by pretending like they're not bigotry. And we can't let that shit fly. The fungus has reached a critical mass too big to be ignored. When it comes to Milo, I think "Look at this idiot" is a perfectly useful thing to say.



I mean, draw your own conclusions...but also, come on.

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Daniel: However, when you debate a "troll," you're always playing by that troll's rules. Anything that will give them shits and giggles is up for grabs. You can smack down Milo's viewpoints as hard as you want, with as much supporting data and research as you can muster, but the response of Milo and Milo's supporters will be "LOL cuck."

In the end, the people who don't know who Milo is will find out that there's just another asshole out there wiping his asshole all over everything. People who do know who Milo is and hate him will have another video to share. And people who know Milo and support him will either twist it into some kind of success or simply brush it off, because that's what trolls do.

Aaron: This is the crux of it: If you think Milo is just too good at being a troll to be debated, that he will successfully turn any TV appearance into more supporters for himself, then you're right. If you think racist, hateful dogshit somehow has an advantage over us cucks (again, read "reasonable, thoughtful human being"), then don't invite him on popular TV shows, or even Real Time With Bill Maher. But if you think there's a chance that reasonable people still exist out there and have the cognitive power to look that this sad internet troll and say, "Oh, he's a hate-filled monster," then we cucks owe it to the country to expose him as just that.

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Daniel: I don't think this is going to create more support for him. As I said, Milo works best as a vomit sprinkler when he is unimpeded. And racist, hateful dogshit, as it shall be referred to from now until the end of time, does not have the advantage over penis-less, girlfriend-less, Xbox-Live-achievement-less, decent people like you and I. As long as we fight to call it out and try to eradicate it, racist, hateful dogshit people won't win. And HBO can have Milo on their talk show if they want to. Just like Twitter can totally ban Milo if it wants to. But in terms of swaying the public mindset about Milo, I think this interview will mostly serve to firm up already established opinions. And if people who don't know who Milo is have this as their first exposure to them, I hope that they use the discovery to strengthen their drive to fight racist, hateful dogshit.

Aaron: So it seems like we've made some real headway here. We agree that Milo Yiannopoulos is host to ideological fungus that grows out of racist, hateful dogshit and thrives in the dark corners of the internet. And we're hoping that doesn't spread. We just disagree about whether or not anyone is capable of changing their opinion based on watching a TV appearance. I'd argue that these days, TV appearances are the only things that get people to change their minds.

Daniel: I think it will take way more than a TV appearance, but I'm glad that we're both in agreement that Milo is a festering pile of Swamp Thing jizz. I guess we can cancel our fist fight in the alley now.

Aaron: But let's not cancel our plans to see Fist Fight. And that's the real take-home message of this piece: It's been one long ad for Fist Fight, starring Charlie Day and Ice Cube, in theaters this weekend.

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