Milo Yiannopoulos from gay provocateur to cancelled to celibate Catholic…provocateur

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Milo Yiannopoulos has come up again, in the thread on Nick Fuentes and also in a recent interview with Tucker Carlson. He has decided he does not want to be gay anymore, his interview with Tucker Carlson I thought was very interesting and I suspect we will be seeing him discussed on social media platforms again and his particular controversial views on quitting being gay, healing the soul and how that’s achieved. It sounded to me like celibacy is just one stage of his soul recuperation from the many years of multiple partners and obsessed with sex.

 

[Cosmos]

Milo Yiannopoulos has come up again, in the thread on Nick Fuentes and also in a recent interview with Tucker Carlson. He has decided he does not want to be gay anymore, his interview with Tucker Carlson I thought was very interesting and I suspect we will be seeing him discussed on social media platforms again and his particular controversial views on quitting being gay, healing the soul and how that’s achieved. It sounded to me like celibacy is just one stage of his soul recuperation from the many years of multiple partners and obsessed with sex.

Generally but not exclusively speaking I do think a lot of man that end up gay have experienced a messed up and/or rather traumatic childhood in some way followed by a series of decisions partly do to that past and their own making. And I think it is good that they try if they can to deprogram themselves from it. I do think Milos heart is at the right place although I personally think he still has lots of issues and would need quite a bit more work on himself to get better.

 

[Jones]

Well, one thing I don't agree with Yiannopoulos on is his claim that lesbianism isn't real. Apparently Queen Victoria couldn't believe that women could 'do that' and lesbianism wasn't illegal when male homosexuality was and from that Yiannopoulos deduces that lesbianism results from a series of social and political choices. I wonder if this statement is an extension of the idea that he raises of the ways homosexual men act out their hatred on women because the way I see it is that he has just effectively dismissed the idea that female homosexuality could be the result of trauma too.

Edited to add: Josh Slocum of Disaffected podcast will also do a show on the topic.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1997475568019730571

 

[Asa]

Milo Yiannopoulos has come up again, in the thread on Nick Fuentes and also in a recent interview with Tucker Carlson. He has decided he does not want to be gay anymore, his interview with Tucker Carlson I thought was very interesting and I suspect we will be seeing him discussed on social media platforms again and his particular controversial views on quitting being gay, healing the soul and how that’s achieved. It sounded to me like celibacy is just one stage of his soul recuperation from the many years of multiple partners and obsessed with sex.

I couldn't watch this to the end as, whilst he may not be actively pursuing a gay lifestyle anymore, he still speaks and behaves the same way as he ever did. The content might have changed but the delivery style hasn't, and I'm kind of tired of listening to and or watching that kind of behaviour. I find it deeply 'cringe', and I don't think it's deserving of a global platform. If Tucker wants to address this issue, there are healthier ways to go about it.