Trudeau had to drop his funding for anti-semite Laith Marouf, now CBC attacks Ben Shapiro- says watching him amounts to “radicalization.” - Kotaku In Action 2

Trudeau had to drop his funding for anti-semite Laith Marouf, now CBC attacks Ben Shapiro- says watching him amounts to “radicalization.” (web.archive.org)

posted 2 years ago by YesMovement 2 years ago by YesMovement +31 / -0

'It's a slippery slope': How young men fall into online radicalization | CBC News

Experts say social media algorithms target young men with extreme content that can lead to radicalization. Some groups are working to dismantle traditional masculinity norms in young men that they say can contribute to extremist beliefs.

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– YesMovement [S] 2 points 2 years ago +2 / -0

Though Shapiro describes himself as a conservative political commentator

And? Cenk describes himself as a liberal political commentator, because he is. It's not some shocking thing that a political commentator, left/right or whatever, would have controversial views.

Why would anyone listen to a political commentator who was completely milquetoast and never said anything that anyone would ever disagree with? What would be the point? "I like puppies and hate mean things. You're watching Timcast IRL!"

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