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Turnip general
Paul Joseph Watson is a cringe-tier grifter. He has no actual positions on anything and constantly contradicts himself to say whatever's most profitable at that very moment.
Turnip general
All he does is scour the web for anything that makes a group his far-right audience doesn't like (brown/black people, trans people, the left) look bad, and write an article about it without fact-checking or even spell-checking it. People have made stories up to fuck with him and he's written up articles about the fake stories without asking for any evidence.
Turnip general
Well, he's openly defended Nick Fuentes before and constantly surrounds himself with groypers. It's just that if he openly says "Jews" instead of "Deep State" or "Globalists" or calls for an ethnostate, he'll alienate the normie conservative part of his audience and promptly be banned from Twitter and Youtube.
Gent general
And he evolved as a content creator while most other conservative youtubers have resigned themselves to ineffectual mainstream talking points
Turnip general
I really doubt he's an actual neo-nazi, I just think that unlike someone like Steven Crowder, he knows some people think "Jews" when he says "deep state". He's a grifter, he's just trying to cast the widest net possible.
Gent general
It very much seems that he looked at the arguments and eventually started to shift the way he believed. This is not the profitable path for political commentary. People who make the arguments he's started don't get to participate in public debate. They are not acknowledged, they're censored then slandered

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