Milo Yiannopolous’s trolling antics are LEGEND. Sometimes, I’m not sure whether he’s being serious (like his support of Donald Trump) or whether he’s being utterly ridiculous just to prove a point (like his support of Donald Trump).
According to this, Milo is scheduled to speak at Yale University right before Halloween. If you remember last Halloween, the special social justice snowflakes at Yale had an UNHOLY FREAK OUT after faculty members sent out emails to encourage these whiners without a cause to chill out about so-called “racially insensitive” Halloween costumes. Including Native American costumes. Accusations of “racist” flew wild, as well as copious uses of the F-word (because college students are SUPER SMART like that). Mature adults lost their jobs and immature college kids lost their minds (and their pacifiers). It was a bad couple of days.
So, what else is Milo supposed to do when he’s planning to speak at Yale a few days before Halloween? From the article –
In response to the chaos, Yiannopoulos tweeted his plans to wear a Native American costume to his speech on Oct. 28 at Yale as part of “The Dangerous Faggot Tour.” “It appears to me [that] that the free lunacy of progressives is taking even America’s best universities, and it seems to me the best way to deal with this culture of outrage is to be outrageous,” Yiannopoulos told the Yale Daily News. “These are ridiculous people who deserve to be provoked.”
Even though October is six months away, the toddlers at Yale are already running for their safe spaces and baby bottles –
Yale’s Native American Cultural Center house manager, Kyle Ranieri, claims that Yiannopoulos’ use of Native American garments during his lecture would be “blatant cultural appropriation.”
Kodi Alvord, a member of Yale’s Native American Cultural Center, told the Yale Daily News that Yiannopoulos shouldn’t be allowed to come to campus. Student organizers claim that if Yiannopoulos comes to Yale, the Native American Cultural Center will host an alternative event scheduled at the same time.
I’ll give them this – there is nothing wrong with holding two events at the same time. Perfectly, 100% okay. College organizations do this all the time. The trick here is whether or not the Native American Cultural Center’s event involves purposely disrupting Milo’s event. If their alternate event is “Join us to protest the EEEEEEEVIL conservative speaker who’s deliberately poking fun at us because he knows it’ll make us lose our crap!” – well, then that just shows a lack of creativity on the NACC’s part. And it further illustrates that the left just doesn’t understand that their totalitarian attitudes and insane adherence to political correctness are simply feeding into Milo’s popularity.
(And, yes, I’m certain that people will say the same thing about Donald Trump. The only difference is that Milo isn’t running for president. And Milo freely admits that he’s trolling everybody.)