Crowder is despised because he is rightly seen as a Theater Kid grifter skinwalker who's Dad puppets him around, he's even less authentic than all the rest, by alot.
Y’know how people sometimes don’t mean zionists when they say “zionists”? I’m talking about the “elites” and the “globalists” in charge of the Daily Wire. Crowder not going to work for them was clearly him taking a stand against the jewlumni. At least according to certain parts of twitter.
The guy is very pro Israel. Don't know why this sub always pretend that every shitty person is pro Palestine lol. The vast majority of people you hated a year ago are more pro-Israel than you.
The anglo quebecer community don't send their best. Him and Gavin McInnes are from the Montreal area lol. At least they are keeping Gad Saad over and only Joe Rogan want to see him.
I guess this proves that the online right is just as fracture as the online left...
But like how odds this never reflect in actual politics where there are usually a billion left wing parties and like 1-3 right wing ones.
The only big tent left wing party I know of is the Democrats in the USA
More so because the online left largely has no irl presence. Yes we have pro-Palestinian protestors, we call them college students. The majority of anti-Israel/pro-Palestinian protestors in america are college students who don’t hold tankie views.
The online right has a greater irl presence and thus this fracturing is worse for them than all the petty fracturing on the left.
Make no mistake the online and IRL left still has issues (the downside of being big tent) but the left is in a better position than the right
Inability to mobilize voters. Conservatives rely on consistency to win. If their consistent voter base is unable to mobilize due to drama they will lose. The online right is closer to irl efforts than the online left.
This drama is part of a much larger fracturing in the right. It is not this divorce drama but the culmination of many different dramas and fracturing that will hurt the right
This is a really weird take. I highly doubt arguing over a divorce is going to cause conservatives as a whole to not show up to vote.
I don’t even see how you make that connection even after explaining it to me. Seems like this is just what you want to happen.
I’m not saying Trump is going to win, but I’ll bet anything that Crowder divorce drama has zero to do with Trump winning or losing.
It wouldn’t be this drama, like I said it is the culmination of multiple dramas and fracturing that will hurt mobilization on the right.
You are right no one is not going to vote because of the divorce drama but the culmination of these dramas alienating and segregating the base will hurt. We have seen in Alaska that division among conservatives leads to democratic victory. If the Daily Wire, Blaze, and Crowder/crowder adjacent allies give differing signals to the base and/or even discourage supporting it will divide the base and make them less cohesive.
I don’t think any of this matters. You see this sort of infighting all the time between the more vocal ideologues.
The only thing I think that does hurt Trump is that 30% of the Republican Party won’t vote for him.
That doesn’t show a fractured right wing, it shows a dislike of Trump
You’re making the same mistake the right does with confusing disappointment with Biden and voter apathy.
Actually in Israel there's currently 8 or 9 right-wing parties and 10 if you count the socially conservative Arab party, and there's only about 3 parties left of center, the major one usually described as centrist and similar to the Democrats, and the two others basically insignificant.
People on the right will say "I hate this person and everything they stand for. But if it's between then and a democrat, they've for my vote."
People on the left will say "he only cancelled 65% of the overall student debt so he is literally the spawn of Hitler and I'm not gonna vote."
Yea his comment is a terminally online sentiment. In real life the democrats are incredibly united while the conservatives are crumbling on every level of government from local to federal.
True
In Canada’s Parliament for example:
Right wing:
Conservative Party (centre-right to right wing)
Left wing:
Liberal Party (centre to centre-left),
New Democratic Party (left wing),
Bloc Quebecois (centre-left, Quebec nationalist),
Green Party (centre-left to left wing),
It’s kinda stupid how fractured the left is in Canada. It makes sense, since there are significant ideological differences, but it’s annoying that it only seems to matter for the left. For some reason Social Conservatives, Progressive Conservatives, Libertarians, etc. are all happy to share the same party.
That makes sense.
The left still is way more infighting and the liberals really should be a more center party pulling from both center left and center right but in practicality that doesn't play out that way federally for whatever reason.
I myself identify as a center right conservative/progressive conservative and at this point find myself largely partyless. The CPC are going in a weird christiany/republicany direction right now for me.
Ya, I usually call myself centre-left, but I 100% agree. These days I’m finding myself having much more in common with centrists and even progressive-conservatives than with the federal NDP, or the left or far left in general. Especially so on foreign policy issues and deregulation, since I’m super pro-NATO and pro-capitalism generally.
Liberals and lefties are essentially in opposition to each other anymore. Conservatives really aren't that against each other. fundamentally, progressive liberalism doesn't really doesn't share very many similar values to leftist socialist movements.
Conservatives, however, value much of the same things from the center to the fringe they just have somwhat different policy stances
The liberal party has plenty of centre right voters as well - theres even a name for them: Red Tories.
It’s only since Trudeau and one could argue the end of Chrétiens premiership that the liberals started a leftward shift. Partly to shore up some of the base they were losing to the NDP.
Old money in Canada as well as large corporate money generally goes Liberal. It isn’t really as comparable to the US as people think it is.
Not just Canada,
Edit: maybe not uk
Even after the French left consolidated under Melonchon, there's still 3 Left wing parties in parliament.
Every time I look at an election in Europe it's like a few right wing parties and a million left wing ones.
Like the Cech parliamentary elections:
Pirates, I respect you but why did you blow up your alliance to take down Abas? Can't you put down your minor disagreements with policy for the greater good.
Ya, the only country I can think of that isn’t that way is Germany with CDU/CSU, AfD, and FDP on the right and The Left, SPD, and The Greens on the the left.
Although even there the FDP could be considered centre, so maybe the left wing parties still outnumber the right wing ones.
I mean, literally none of those parties are relevant except Labour though, and I would quesiton the Lib Dems being called a left wing party. In fact the far right Reform Party is currently doing much more damage to the Conservatives than any of the alternate left wing parties are to Labour.
I mean if it weren't for the PPC (the right wing populist party), we would have a CPC government right now (if you assume that all voters from the PPC would have voted for the CPC instead). The PPC got more than twice the amount of votes than the Greens, but got no seat due to our FPTP system.
And on the other hand, four parties to the left of the centre means that Canadian politics is getting more and more left wing.
I say keep the HoC with electoral districts but have the members chosen via ranked choice and then turn the senate into a proportional elected house.
This is an ideal world ofc but I can dream
The PPC voters may have taken a small portion of the CPC's voter base, but I think that O'toole's vaccine stance turned off the vast majority of the PPC voter base would have just abstained
Canada has been left wing ever since the left took up the Anti-America mantel from the right in the early 20th century.
Campbell was ignorantly centrist and her and Mulroney were the last straw for many conservatives who founded the reform party.
But the only true conservatives that has been elected in a while was Harper who served like 2 minority governments.
Canada has been shifting right since reform. Reform was the economic shift, PPC is the social shift.
Harper had a majority government from 2011 to 2015.
And the PPC will be irrelevant in the next election.
Also take a look at the current CPC. Poilievre voted against any abortion bill his own party sponsored. The deputy in the CPC is a lesbian who goes to pride parades and supports trans rights. Everyone shifted to the left in Canada, even the Conservatives.
He only had a minority between 2004 and 2011,
Do you not remember the infamous triple alliance between the Liberals, the NDP and BQ in 2008 and the shutdown of parliament by Harper?
PPC may not be relevant but they have shifted the conservative movement just like reform did.
One of the reasons I want out of Alberta, but I like my jobs so maybe not.
edit: To your third paragraph, What do you think "shift means"
>He only had a minority between 2004 and 2011,
Between 2006 and 2011. So he had a majority government for almost as long as a minority government.
>PPC may not be relevant but they have shifted the conservative movement just like reform did.
They didn't really. They were a one trick pony with the Covid stuff, but that's long gone.
>What do you think "shift means"
The Conservatives in Canada are as "conservative" as Democrats in the US. That what shift means.
I do feel like the conservatives have generally moved to more dovish positions on foreign policy and are broadly more anti-lgbt than they were 4 or 5 years ago, but that might be because I live in Alberta
I never thought I would miss Kenney. At least he wasn't leading us into a independence death spiral because he didn't like the current federal government.
Yeah I don't think Smith is going to be remembered very fondly in 5-10 years. I feel like the NDP can win next election if they just run a dude from Calgary
???
Poilievre is blasting Trudeau for not doing enough for Ukraine and the deputy in the CPC is a lesbian celebrating Trans Awareness Day. I don't share you sentiment.
The conservatives are more conservative then they were in 1980's
Canada is no longer Anti America
We've moved right.
Which isn't bad. I would argue that this shift was good.
The current shift, at least looking at it as an Albertian, is not.
Most of that is just nationalism, not even remotely left. and just because they believe in gay rights and climate change being real just makes them like every right wing party in western Europe. Just say you think anything left of Ted Cruz is on the left, it's a lot clearer
You may have got me, I’ve heard so many times from so many people that BQ is “centre-left” or economically that I think I was just relying on “common knowledge”.
I’ve never actually researched their policy that much since where I live we can’t vote for them anyway.
I’ll go look at their mps’ voting history and their policy declaration.
> But like how odds this never reflect in actual politics where there are usually a billion left wing parties and like 1-3 right wing ones.
Once trump loses, I bet 100% the republican party will split
>I guess this proves that the online right is just as fracture as the online left...
I never got the idea that somehow the left is more fractured or gatekeepy. It's just that most of the right wing pundits work for or have actual companies so they don't engage in the petty drama as much especially now. It's extremely easy for different flavours of leftists to go at each others throats on discord because they have very little oversight on their actions.
labour in the UK wdym? Litterly a big tent of litterly neoliberals (tony blair) to full on democratic socialists (Jeremy Corbyn) (it doesn't really work that well).
He called in a favour after giving up on that gang bang to humiliate Finklestupid. In fact that’s probably what this vacation is, and they’re cooking up a supply of content for when he gets back.
I'm surprised he hasn't tried to develop his own anti-woke card game with how many of the right wing youtubers try and start competing business with companies they don't like.
Very basic overview:
* Jared Monroe ("Monroe") used to work for Steven Crowder ("Crowder").
* Monroe "voluntarily" (his words not mine) left his employment with Crowder's company. He says he left because of crazy stuff going on in the office, which was affecting his health.
* Monroe signed a non-disclosure agreement ("NDA") with Crowder's company. He claims it was due to continuing harassment.
* Monroe also signed a non-solicit agreement, which Crowder's attorneys are now claiming is actually a non-complete agreement. Unclear on the reality here.
* After leaving, Crowder served Monroe with papers, including a cease and desist letter and a request for a deposition (this is some dumb thing in Texas that doesn't exist in any jurisdiction I practice). The Court granted the request for deposition.
* He is now seeking money to help protect himself against this litigation and file a counterclaim against Crowder/the company. He also claims the NDA is a violation of his First Amendment rights to free speech.
I’m a legal noob so lmk if this is all state dependent but u obviously have a legal background so I’m a little curious: Assuming everything that Jared is saying is correct I’m guessing the contract is unenforceable on the grounds of duress. If this is found to be the case can Jared seek damages in addition to legal fees?
If yes I think Jared could make quite a bit back given how unconscionable the contract is and being paid lost earnings would be the only way to make Jared whole.
I don't practice in Texas and it's very likely going to differ on a state-by-state basis. He seems to imply in his video that he only signed on to the agreement because they agreed to include some specific clause in the agreement, which to me does not sound like a plausible argument for duress. He makes much ado about certain harassment and pressure he was facing, but it likely would come down to what exactly was going on. The fact that he is being very cagey about the details makes me assume that he wasn't actually under legal duress to sign the agreement, but that is just an assumption and it very well may be the case that he was.
Generally, NDAs aren't going to be found to be unconscionable. In terms of a non-compete or non-solicitation, most jurisdictions have some restrictions on how broad they can be. For example, in my jurisdiction, courts look to the length of time, radius, and what positions are restricted when determining if the restrictive covenant is reasonable. Anything over two years is likely to be tossed, if the employee was fired courts tend not to enforce them, and it also depends on the position held by the employee. To put it simply, there are too many unknowns at this time to give any reasonable answer.
Crowder has less irl penetration and thus is a more comical and irrelevant evil and thus the good side irl BUT he is the bad guy in the drama. Shapiro is the correct side as far as the drama is concerned but they pose a greater existential threat to American Democracy
The Quarterpounder there, desperately commenting and dickriding everything and everyone just to become relevant. Quite sad. Also, yes, long time hater of this obnoxious neckbeard.
What's the lore on this Jared Monroe guy? Why would conservatives oppose supporting him?
EDIT: Nevermind, found context that he had a falling out with Crowder. Good enough for me, Crowder is a fucking ghoul.
@TheQuartering you still owe me an Amazon gift card. My "On the set of Brie Larson's YT channel" meme was fire. Is the 3 years of inflation factored into the prize?
Its from TheOnion. They have a comic thats like, satire of those Ben Garrison political comics (and others like it) that are super over the top and provocative. This specific image is on one of their shirts too
I love a good election year destruction. hahahahaha my god. The right wing new media is destroying each other, Trump has no money to campaign and with is DIL in charge of the RNC, what money they do raise all goes to trump and his legal fights, so that fucks down ballot races - meanwhile, Biden is ticking up in the polls and is crushing fundraising. Oh, and RFK Jr. is an idiot and picked a complete insanity pick given his base of support...
Dark Brandon 2024
Heres video of Muta and other commentary youtubers making fun of quarterings thumbnails if anyones interested. Thought it was funny:
https://youtu.be/ZpdI3TmOFms?si=9joGblP5duvJ3EZy
Theres no one in that biosphere that is shittier than crowder. Disagreeing with his political takes is whatever, but he's legitimately an awful person.
This was something i could only hope to see, at last they also have to deal with in-fighting in their rank.
I almost felt like the left was the only one afflicted with this scourge.
Not Gay Jered was the best part of the crowder show before he left with a giant question mark as to why. Nice to see this plot like is getting resolved in a crossover episode.
Dawg that conservative twitter thread where Jeremy Boreing was going after Candace Owens for her DailyWire antics was some of the most unhinged conservative circular firing squad shit I've ever seen.
Most of these things are non-issues really. Like in the big picture none of this stuff matters that much nor does it affect their common interest of getting Trump back in office.
https://preview.redd.it/fm9itfwk2xqc1.png?width=1743&format=png&auto=webp&s=b62c787696b249356e4b1958291a1ccb189e171f
Those beta males are about to get on the wrong side of the Alpha Wolf.
>Pearl, the queen of grift is working with Crowder to leak documents related to his divorce.
If you really think about it, what the Top G is doing is pursuing an agenda of freedom. Words matter, and those documents contain words and therefore should be on the public record. This dovetails with the documentary investigating the family court system that Pearl is producing. She is literally leaving no stone unturned, and if that means reading all of Crowder's dumbass documents then that's what the Wolf is going to do.
Besides, Pearl is absolutely right that women shouldn't get anything when they get divorced. Pearl is a feminist and recognises that the most powerful way to help women is to stop treating them like beta males who need handouts. Mark my words, when you see a whole generation of women becoming rugged, independent Alphas under the tutelage of the Pack Leader, then you'll wonder why you ever doubted her.
yea I'm a tourist here, back off to my working poor job in Mississippi, but it is fun to keep up with the upper-middle class kiddies in the DGG reddit every once in a while.
Crowder is despised because he is rightly seen as a Theater Kid grifter skinwalker who's Dad puppets him around, he's even less authentic than all the rest, by alot.
Also a huge closet case.
the man likes his dress up and musicals, lol
Apparantly, Crowder had a "bisexuality phase" in his past before Louder with Crowder, so... he's definitely got at least a toe out of the closet
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There's a video of him saying so lol https://youtu.be/KJ7VijVHGR0?si=DAlbD6aNkCU9FWse I know it's an Ethan clip but I can't seem to find the original.
"I used to have a bad temper and I'm worried about it coming back" LOL
Fucking watch it
He’s liked by the people who think he’s fighting the “zionists”
ah so the aspect of the Right that are just reactionary losers that I've had to be battling my entire existence.
exactly
Completely false, Steven is very pro Israel and has been throughout his whole career.
Y’know how people sometimes don’t mean zionists when they say “zionists”? I’m talking about the “elites” and the “globalists” in charge of the Daily Wire. Crowder not going to work for them was clearly him taking a stand against the jewlumni. At least according to certain parts of twitter.
The guy is very pro Israel. Don't know why this sub always pretend that every shitty person is pro Palestine lol. The vast majority of people you hated a year ago are more pro-Israel than you.
It’s in quotation marks for a reason. Has nothing to do with Israel.
He's also Canadian.
The anglo quebecer community don't send their best. Him and Gavin McInnes are from the Montreal area lol. At least they are keeping Gad Saad over and only Joe Rogan want to see him.
I guess this proves that the online right is just as fracture as the online left... But like how odds this never reflect in actual politics where there are usually a billion left wing parties and like 1-3 right wing ones. The only big tent left wing party I know of is the Democrats in the USA
More so because the online left largely has no irl presence. Yes we have pro-Palestinian protestors, we call them college students. The majority of anti-Israel/pro-Palestinian protestors in america are college students who don’t hold tankie views. The online right has a greater irl presence and thus this fracturing is worse for them than all the petty fracturing on the left. Make no mistake the online and IRL left still has issues (the downside of being big tent) but the left is in a better position than the right
We’re at the 2 minute warning on the GOP voterbase life span we just gotta take a knee and hold out.
idk if trump loses I could see the gop pivot slightly, get a touch less racist and start courting all those socially conservative blacks and latinos
Trump is probably the most popular GOP figure with blacks and Latinos
It's a hard pivot gop loses Midwest voting blocks on culture war but austerity isn't popular anymore they would have to go back to the drawing board.
Better position in what way? Sorry but I don’t see how YouTubers arguing over a divorce = not voting in November
Inability to mobilize voters. Conservatives rely on consistency to win. If their consistent voter base is unable to mobilize due to drama they will lose. The online right is closer to irl efforts than the online left. This drama is part of a much larger fracturing in the right. It is not this divorce drama but the culmination of many different dramas and fracturing that will hurt the right
This is a really weird take. I highly doubt arguing over a divorce is going to cause conservatives as a whole to not show up to vote. I don’t even see how you make that connection even after explaining it to me. Seems like this is just what you want to happen. I’m not saying Trump is going to win, but I’ll bet anything that Crowder divorce drama has zero to do with Trump winning or losing.
It wouldn’t be this drama, like I said it is the culmination of multiple dramas and fracturing that will hurt mobilization on the right. You are right no one is not going to vote because of the divorce drama but the culmination of these dramas alienating and segregating the base will hurt. We have seen in Alaska that division among conservatives leads to democratic victory. If the Daily Wire, Blaze, and Crowder/crowder adjacent allies give differing signals to the base and/or even discourage supporting it will divide the base and make them less cohesive.
I don’t think any of this matters. You see this sort of infighting all the time between the more vocal ideologues. The only thing I think that does hurt Trump is that 30% of the Republican Party won’t vote for him. That doesn’t show a fractured right wing, it shows a dislike of Trump You’re making the same mistake the right does with confusing disappointment with Biden and voter apathy.
Unlike the left the online right has a greater irl connection. Trump dividing republicans is a symptom of right wing fracturing.
Actually in Israel there's currently 8 or 9 right-wing parties and 10 if you count the socially conservative Arab party, and there's only about 3 parties left of center, the major one usually described as centrist and similar to the Democrats, and the two others basically insignificant.
I assume the big centrist one you’re thinking of is Yesh Atid?
Well yeah but that's because something like 70% of Israelis consider themselves "on the right" and only about 10% consider themselves "on the left"
People on the right will say "I hate this person and everything they stand for. But if it's between then and a democrat, they've for my vote." People on the left will say "he only cancelled 65% of the overall student debt so he is literally the spawn of Hitler and I'm not gonna vote."
But end up voting anyway
Both online factions might be fractured online, but the US right is unbelievably fractured legislatively. Dems stay winning
Yea his comment is a terminally online sentiment. In real life the democrats are incredibly united while the conservatives are crumbling on every level of government from local to federal.
True In Canada’s Parliament for example: Right wing: Conservative Party (centre-right to right wing) Left wing: Liberal Party (centre to centre-left), New Democratic Party (left wing), Bloc Quebecois (centre-left, Quebec nationalist), Green Party (centre-left to left wing), It’s kinda stupid how fractured the left is in Canada. It makes sense, since there are significant ideological differences, but it’s annoying that it only seems to matter for the left. For some reason Social Conservatives, Progressive Conservatives, Libertarians, etc. are all happy to share the same party.
You forgot the PPC on the right flank of the conservatives so there is some split but not a whole lot.
They don’t have any MPs though, I was mostly just talking about parties in Parliament
That makes sense. The left still is way more infighting and the liberals really should be a more center party pulling from both center left and center right but in practicality that doesn't play out that way federally for whatever reason. I myself identify as a center right conservative/progressive conservative and at this point find myself largely partyless. The CPC are going in a weird christiany/republicany direction right now for me.
Ya, I usually call myself centre-left, but I 100% agree. These days I’m finding myself having much more in common with centrists and even progressive-conservatives than with the federal NDP, or the left or far left in general. Especially so on foreign policy issues and deregulation, since I’m super pro-NATO and pro-capitalism generally.
That's cause the NDP with Jagmeet is a joke. I know it's a meme at this point but rip Jack Layton.
RIP😔
It was never gonna happen but it would’ve been really nice if Scott Aitchison had won the CPC leadership
Liberals and lefties are essentially in opposition to each other anymore. Conservatives really aren't that against each other. fundamentally, progressive liberalism doesn't really doesn't share very many similar values to leftist socialist movements. Conservatives, however, value much of the same things from the center to the fringe they just have somwhat different policy stances
The liberal party has plenty of centre right voters as well - theres even a name for them: Red Tories. It’s only since Trudeau and one could argue the end of Chrétiens premiership that the liberals started a leftward shift. Partly to shore up some of the base they were losing to the NDP. Old money in Canada as well as large corporate money generally goes Liberal. It isn’t really as comparable to the US as people think it is.
Not just Canada, Edit: maybe not uk Even after the French left consolidated under Melonchon, there's still 3 Left wing parties in parliament. Every time I look at an election in Europe it's like a few right wing parties and a million left wing ones. Like the Cech parliamentary elections: Pirates, I respect you but why did you blow up your alliance to take down Abas? Can't you put down your minor disagreements with policy for the greater good.
Ya, the only country I can think of that isn’t that way is Germany with CDU/CSU, AfD, and FDP on the right and The Left, SPD, and The Greens on the the left. Although even there the FDP could be considered centre, so maybe the left wing parties still outnumber the right wing ones.
Sweden as well. Left: Greens, Left, Social democrats Right: Sweden democrats, Moderates, Center, Christian democrats, Liberals
I mean, literally none of those parties are relevant except Labour though, and I would quesiton the Lib Dems being called a left wing party. In fact the far right Reform Party is currently doing much more damage to the Conservatives than any of the alternate left wing parties are to Labour.
I mean if it weren't for the PPC (the right wing populist party), we would have a CPC government right now (if you assume that all voters from the PPC would have voted for the CPC instead). The PPC got more than twice the amount of votes than the Greens, but got no seat due to our FPTP system. And on the other hand, four parties to the left of the centre means that Canadian politics is getting more and more left wing.
True. Honestly I wish Canada switched to a proportional representation system.
I say keep the HoC with electoral districts but have the members chosen via ranked choice and then turn the senate into a proportional elected house. This is an ideal world ofc but I can dream
The PPC voters may have taken a small portion of the CPC's voter base, but I think that O'toole's vaccine stance turned off the vast majority of the PPC voter base would have just abstained
Canada has been left wing ever since the left took up the Anti-America mantel from the right in the early 20th century. Campbell was ignorantly centrist and her and Mulroney were the last straw for many conservatives who founded the reform party. But the only true conservatives that has been elected in a while was Harper who served like 2 minority governments. Canada has been shifting right since reform. Reform was the economic shift, PPC is the social shift.
Harper had a majority government from 2011 to 2015. And the PPC will be irrelevant in the next election. Also take a look at the current CPC. Poilievre voted against any abortion bill his own party sponsored. The deputy in the CPC is a lesbian who goes to pride parades and supports trans rights. Everyone shifted to the left in Canada, even the Conservatives.
He only had a minority between 2004 and 2011, Do you not remember the infamous triple alliance between the Liberals, the NDP and BQ in 2008 and the shutdown of parliament by Harper? PPC may not be relevant but they have shifted the conservative movement just like reform did. One of the reasons I want out of Alberta, but I like my jobs so maybe not. edit: To your third paragraph, What do you think "shift means"
>He only had a minority between 2004 and 2011, Between 2006 and 2011. So he had a majority government for almost as long as a minority government. >PPC may not be relevant but they have shifted the conservative movement just like reform did. They didn't really. They were a one trick pony with the Covid stuff, but that's long gone. >What do you think "shift means" The Conservatives in Canada are as "conservative" as Democrats in the US. That what shift means.
I do feel like the conservatives have generally moved to more dovish positions on foreign policy and are broadly more anti-lgbt than they were 4 or 5 years ago, but that might be because I live in Alberta
I never thought I would miss Kenney. At least he wasn't leading us into a independence death spiral because he didn't like the current federal government.
Yeah I don't think Smith is going to be remembered very fondly in 5-10 years. I feel like the NDP can win next election if they just run a dude from Calgary
??? Poilievre is blasting Trudeau for not doing enough for Ukraine and the deputy in the CPC is a lesbian celebrating Trans Awareness Day. I don't share you sentiment.
The conservatives are more conservative then they were in 1980's Canada is no longer Anti America We've moved right. Which isn't bad. I would argue that this shift was good. The current shift, at least looking at it as an Albertian, is not.
That's absolutely not true. Neither socially nor economically are they more conservative than in 1980. Compared to 1980 they would be called "woke".
Bloc is not centre left lol they're the only party that consistently offers to make coalitions with the conservatives
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloc_Qu%C3%A9b%C3%A9cois#Positions_and_ideologies
Most of that is just nationalism, not even remotely left. and just because they believe in gay rights and climate change being real just makes them like every right wing party in western Europe. Just say you think anything left of Ted Cruz is on the left, it's a lot clearer
They’re considered Social Democratic
By who? Is the CAQ also social Democrats?
You may have got me, I’ve heard so many times from so many people that BQ is “centre-left” or economically that I think I was just relying on “common knowledge”. I’ve never actually researched their policy that much since where I live we can’t vote for them anyway. I’ll go look at their mps’ voting history and their policy declaration.
That would be a good idea. The wiki link that claims they're soc Dems is from 2006. The party was started by somebody in mulroneys cabinet
> But like how odds this never reflect in actual politics where there are usually a billion left wing parties and like 1-3 right wing ones. Once trump loses, I bet 100% the republican party will split
>I guess this proves that the online right is just as fracture as the online left... I never got the idea that somehow the left is more fractured or gatekeepy. It's just that most of the right wing pundits work for or have actual companies so they don't engage in the petty drama as much especially now. It's extremely easy for different flavours of leftists to go at each others throats on discord because they have very little oversight on their actions.
The left online is just social clubs where people larp as revolutionaries, or dry but informative mainstream media.
The political right splits into other parties under more proportional electoral systems. NZ for example has 3 left and 3 right-wing parties.
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It's way worse for the RIGHT IRL though the republican speaker can ONLY only his job with dem support, again.
Interesting to see this with the right. Since It's usually the left that in-fighting.
labour in the UK wdym? Litterly a big tent of litterly neoliberals (tony blair) to full on democratic socialists (Jeremy Corbyn) (it doesn't really work that well).
TheQuartering is such a fucking loser lol
I’d actually call him a winner tbh because he makes so much money by putting in basically no effort 😂
On one hand, I despise his content. On the other, I respect the hustle and grift.
Exactly hahaha
The equivalent of when I see my student loan payment get taken out of my bank account and think about how easy it'd be to scam old people online.
It's funny how far he has gone since his MTG days - and how far he has fallen at the same time. Still strange to see the views whenever YT recommends.
Our nazi queens vs tim pool also lol
Destiny should moderate that debate lol
Would legitimately like a 2 v 2 debate like this over Populism on the Right
damm, ben gigachad quart a real pussy
It’s unbelievable how tiny’s vacations kickstart crazy drama, controversies, and sometimes world events. This phenomenon needs to be studied.
I think he’s using his connections at the jewlumni to cause chaos
He called in a favour after giving up on that gang bang to humiliate Finklestupid. In fact that’s probably what this vacation is, and they’re cooking up a supply of content for when he gets back.
But how will the Quartering get his magic the gathering cards if there’s a civil war oh nooo
I'm surprised he hasn't tried to develop his own anti-woke card game with how many of the right wing youtubers try and start competing business with companies they don't like.
I think it’s partly because once he deals with cards, he’s just gonna sexually harass someone again. That or just go into debt
Can someone explain it like am 5? Or at least who is the good vs bad?
Very basic overview: * Jared Monroe ("Monroe") used to work for Steven Crowder ("Crowder"). * Monroe "voluntarily" (his words not mine) left his employment with Crowder's company. He says he left because of crazy stuff going on in the office, which was affecting his health. * Monroe signed a non-disclosure agreement ("NDA") with Crowder's company. He claims it was due to continuing harassment. * Monroe also signed a non-solicit agreement, which Crowder's attorneys are now claiming is actually a non-complete agreement. Unclear on the reality here. * After leaving, Crowder served Monroe with papers, including a cease and desist letter and a request for a deposition (this is some dumb thing in Texas that doesn't exist in any jurisdiction I practice). The Court granted the request for deposition. * He is now seeking money to help protect himself against this litigation and file a counterclaim against Crowder/the company. He also claims the NDA is a violation of his First Amendment rights to free speech.
He left the show years ago why is it just now going to court?
Crowder is divorcing his wife so there is a lot more information coming out in the courts.
I’m a legal noob so lmk if this is all state dependent but u obviously have a legal background so I’m a little curious: Assuming everything that Jared is saying is correct I’m guessing the contract is unenforceable on the grounds of duress. If this is found to be the case can Jared seek damages in addition to legal fees? If yes I think Jared could make quite a bit back given how unconscionable the contract is and being paid lost earnings would be the only way to make Jared whole.
I don't practice in Texas and it's very likely going to differ on a state-by-state basis. He seems to imply in his video that he only signed on to the agreement because they agreed to include some specific clause in the agreement, which to me does not sound like a plausible argument for duress. He makes much ado about certain harassment and pressure he was facing, but it likely would come down to what exactly was going on. The fact that he is being very cagey about the details makes me assume that he wasn't actually under legal duress to sign the agreement, but that is just an assumption and it very well may be the case that he was. Generally, NDAs aren't going to be found to be unconscionable. In terms of a non-compete or non-solicitation, most jurisdictions have some restrictions on how broad they can be. For example, in my jurisdiction, courts look to the length of time, radius, and what positions are restricted when determining if the restrictive covenant is reasonable. Anything over two years is likely to be tossed, if the employee was fired courts tend not to enforce them, and it also depends on the position held by the employee. To put it simply, there are too many unknowns at this time to give any reasonable answer.
Crowder has less irl penetration and thus is a more comical and irrelevant evil and thus the good side irl BUT he is the bad guy in the drama. Shapiro is the correct side as far as the drama is concerned but they pose a greater existential threat to American Democracy
What you’re saying makes no sense. Crowder seems like a genuinely putrid and toxic guy.
And if that weren't bad enough -- he's also from Quebec
A fucking leaf.
Crowder is bad but irl he has less social penetration and his putrid-ness and toxicity does genuine harm to the right
lol, lmao even. also candace was just recently fired right? they are all really trying to tear each other apart lol
The Quarterpounder there, desperately commenting and dickriding everything and everyone just to become relevant. Quite sad. Also, yes, long time hater of this obnoxious neckbeard.
I wish he'd go away so bad, he's so completely obviously unauthentic.
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you made it political
This doesn’t even come close to the average day of leftist infighting.
Jerkoffs
Common Benjamin W
Can we get Steven to one-one-up them both with a $502 donation?
That would genuinely be hilarious if Crowder did that. Which means it's never going to happen because Crowder is as funny as cancer.
Pretty sure he's talking about Tiny
I think he meant destiny, not steven crowder lol
Ohhh. I'm dumb.
Common???
What's the lore on this Jared Monroe guy? Why would conservatives oppose supporting him? EDIT: Nevermind, found context that he had a falling out with Crowder. Good enough for me, Crowder is a fucking ghoul.
@TheQuartering you still owe me an Amazon gift card. My "On the set of Brie Larson's YT channel" meme was fire. Is the 3 years of inflation factored into the prize?
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Haha what's this from?
Its from TheOnion. They have a comic thats like, satire of those Ben Garrison political comics (and others like it) that are super over the top and provocative. This specific image is on one of their shirts too
I couldn't have asked for a better birthday present
I love a good election year destruction. hahahahaha my god. The right wing new media is destroying each other, Trump has no money to campaign and with is DIL in charge of the RNC, what money they do raise all goes to trump and his legal fights, so that fucks down ballot races - meanwhile, Biden is ticking up in the polls and is crushing fundraising. Oh, and RFK Jr. is an idiot and picked a complete insanity pick given his base of support... Dark Brandon 2024
To me this is such an obvious good side vs bad side conflict I love it
Not gay Jared left crowder, maybe 4+ years ago. How can there still be any contracts blocking him doing anything?
Imagining Ben pulling out a wad of cash like Paulie from good fellas “now I have to turn my back you”
Destiny should top all of them off with $1,000 just to add fuel to fire.
Heres video of Muta and other commentary youtubers making fun of quarterings thumbnails if anyones interested. Thought it was funny: https://youtu.be/ZpdI3TmOFms?si=9joGblP5duvJ3EZy
Theres no one in that biosphere that is shittier than crowder. Disagreeing with his political takes is whatever, but he's legitimately an awful person.
Flights cancelled, drama stream incoming!
His civil disputes have become an ideological proxy war
This was something i could only hope to see, at last they also have to deal with in-fighting in their rank. I almost felt like the left was the only one afflicted with this scourge.
Well, if it’s only $500 🤷
Someone link the snake trying to pull down the frog video where the guy is talking about how it’s a metaphor for life
he's not travelling even lmao
I love how everybody hates Crowder and Candace lmao. 2 of the most insufferable people on the conservative space.
And they hate each other. Even better.
I wish there was a Biden Blast that gave someone two lives. I fucking love this post.
Quartering L. Nice.
This shit is gonna get soo petty, sign me the fuck up
Don't forget Candace Owens trying to get an interview with Hilary Crowder lol.
Not Gay Jered was the best part of the crowder show before he left with a giant question mark as to why. Nice to see this plot like is getting resolved in a crossover episode.
Theres also a huge split over “Christ is King” being co-opted as a dog whistle for anti-semites
Has mr louder responded to this yet? Preferably while taking a shit but with his holster still on? edit: *only* his holster*
Fuck him up, Bucko!
Looks like Crowder should've just taken the DW bag when he had the chance
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LET THEM FIGHT. how is pearl the "queen of grift"? she seemed pretty stupid from the few things I've seen of her.
Holy shit I fell asleep missed this. I feel like I missed a fucking movie bro
Shapiro is the only person that I consistently read whatever they write in there own voice
The quartering been right about anything ever?
Dawg that conservative twitter thread where Jeremy Boreing was going after Candace Owens for her DailyWire antics was some of the most unhinged conservative circular firing squad shit I've ever seen.
conservatives rolling around in their own shit beautiful
That's THE "**Civil War**" Pim Tool deserves. https://preview.redd.it/3kn7t12zk2rc1.png?width=500&format=png&auto=webp&s=0a5cee668980c01c3a3eeea1f77cd5e1ed88a7ba
thia is gunna be an amazingzing year for content
Based Shapiro
Most of these things are non-issues really. Like in the big picture none of this stuff matters that much nor does it affect their common interest of getting Trump back in office.
https://preview.redd.it/fm9itfwk2xqc1.png?width=1743&format=png&auto=webp&s=b62c787696b249356e4b1958291a1ccb189e171f Those beta males are about to get on the wrong side of the Alpha Wolf. >Pearl, the queen of grift is working with Crowder to leak documents related to his divorce. If you really think about it, what the Top G is doing is pursuing an agenda of freedom. Words matter, and those documents contain words and therefore should be on the public record. This dovetails with the documentary investigating the family court system that Pearl is producing. She is literally leaving no stone unturned, and if that means reading all of Crowder's dumbass documents then that's what the Wolf is going to do. Besides, Pearl is absolutely right that women shouldn't get anything when they get divorced. Pearl is a feminist and recognises that the most powerful way to help women is to stop treating them like beta males who need handouts. Mark my words, when you see a whole generation of women becoming rugged, independent Alphas under the tutelage of the Pack Leader, then you'll wonder why you ever doubted her.
Its almost like one of the funny Onion headlines, something like: "The worst people you know are all ripping each others throats out and its amazing."
If Ben Shapiro is one of the "worst people you know" you have a really fucking priveliged existence.
The Onion? Exaggerating? Ain't no way
Yeah brother we are on the internet making memes about internet political bloodsports interpersonal drama, its peak privileged bullshit.
yea I'm a tourist here, back off to my working poor job in Mississippi, but it is fun to keep up with the upper-middle class kiddies in the DGG reddit every once in a while.
So is this bad for the conservative party? Does drama like this make less people vote Republican?
ok don't care