yukonnights
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As I mentioned on another thread, the first time I heard of this guy was on the Rogan podcast in question. (I was a frequent listener at that time.) In the section in question, he was bragging about being fucked and sucked by adults when he was 13, and about being gangbanged when he 15 or so. I thought, "This dude was raped" when I heard it, and Rogan did too because he said, "This sounds like abusive molestation" (or something around those lines). Milo then explained why he wasn't a victim, that it's normal for older gay men to do this sort of thing. Those are the "pedo comments" which took him down. It's a cheap take down and untrue if you heard the whole thing, as he was clearly justifying his own abuse.
But since the has spent the last year or two touring the country as a semi-professional troll this is to be expected. And this is a step towards getting Bannon... ultimately leading to Trump.
It isn't a coincidence that WaPo published this article seemingly hours before the Milo take down. Note the article leads with Milo... why? It's pretty obvious this was orchestrated.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/style/bannon-molded-breitbart-into-a-far-right-sledgehammer-how-it-will-be-wielded-in-the-trump-era/2017/02/19/422fbed2-f704-11e6-be05-1a3817ac21a5_story.html?utm_term=.c4fc302e819d
The thing overlooked is that he believes pedophilia is normal and he made that clear in his comments. That's fine if he wants to believe that, but people who place themselves in a position to have a national voice of influence do not get to hold such ideas...at least not yet, thankfully.