I watch all sides (unless they make me physically sick like Vaush (he's a special case)). I want to know what people think so I can act accordingly. I watch left, right, extreme left, extreme right, racists, nationalists, libertarians and many more.
Longer answer:
I like history so I often came across different versions of the same events and so I learned early on that points of view are important. And so to understand history I needed to learn it from different perspectives and that interest persists to this day. So when there's an interesting person with a particular large following that isn't just a demagogue (and sometimes even in those cases) I follow them. I still have my own opinions and morals because I mostly start out with believing there's more to a certain thing that only one person proclaims. So why Tim Pool? He's weird, he has a consistent view (he bases everything on fairness and emotion, which is weird for males) but not one that is in the basic category and so he attracts a wide audience that all of them think he's an idiot at one point and a sage another. He and others like him will be difficult to classify for many and so he isn't removed (yet as he is one "bad" video away from it).
I won't just ignore people because I don't like their worldview or ideals; you need to know what people are saying to understand the world. You can't change a nation if you only know what 50 percent is thinking, you need a complete picture.
Why the fuck are you turds still watching Tim Pool?
I watch all sides (unless they make me physically sick like Vaush (he's a special case)). I want to know what people think so I can act accordingly. I watch left, right, extreme left, extreme right, racists, nationalists, libertarians and many more.
Longer answer: I like history so I often came across different versions of the same events and so I learned early on that points of view are important. And so to understand history I needed to learn it from different perspectives and that interest persists to this day. So when there's an interesting person with a particular large following that isn't just a demagogue (and sometimes even in those cases) I follow them. I still have my own opinions and morals because I mostly start out with believing there's more to a certain thing that only one person proclaims. So why Tim Pool? He's weird, he has a consistent view (he bases everything on fairness and emotion, which is weird for males) but not one that is in the basic category and so he attracts a wide audience that all of them think he's an idiot at one point and a sage another. He and others like him will be difficult to classify for many and so he isn't removed (yet as he is one "bad" video away from it).
I won't just ignore people because I don't like their worldview or ideals; you need to know what people are saying to understand the world. You can't change a nation if you only know what 50 percent is thinking, you need a complete picture.
Even a blind chicken finds the corn from time to time.