I have seen some youtubes where people put down comments regarding the content of what they have just seen involving Milo. I have read comments like, "He wasn't given enough time to put across his opinion and he was constantly cut off".

100's of likes are then put next to the comment made, like I have just mentioned. The main issue I have, I am very ethical on a range of matters (in fact some people think I am too boring, not overly social and too serious) as a result.

But with Milo Yiannopoulos many are taking his comments very seriously. I don't know why, and personally I would expect to see him at a comedy festival.

Dear runner,

I am not aware of any violence coming from
R. Ward. You'd have to elaborate on that one
for me.

As for my being naive and you're being kind?

Well, many would disagree with your take on
that. However, I'm glad that you are able to
be kind because it is in the acts of kindness and
bravery that give us hope and make life
much sweeter. Continue being kind. It does
make a difference.

Hey NathanJ,
- Each to their own I say -
I believe people have the right to live however they choose so long as it doesn't affect people in an adverse manner.
How many times have I said it?
Milo Yiannopoulos echo's these sentiments almost word for word right here in the same interview I previously published:
http://youtu.be/Om5eCFOu9Oc?t=1h7m27s
So now I have a reference for this point of view.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harm_principle

The problem is the left believes they have the right to intrude on and dictate every aspect of peoples lives.
They won't have Milo on their TV shows, because he's actually smarter and more quick witted than them and ruins their left-wing agendas.
If you want to understand it all even better go read the book I listed in 'The Socialist Conspiracy' thread.

If you all want to know the REAL Milo, then maybe you should all just buy his book, and then have a better educated opinion.
Right now many of the commenters only hold an opinion based on that which someone else gave to them.

Nathan J,

OK, so here is Milo Yiannopoulis sans stage persona and being serious,

'The Aggressive Left in Australia'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqCxWk-xMA4

Taking his points and dot the man, specifically what do you object to and why?

Should be, 'and not the man'.

Foxy,

Yet another quote from the far left guardian, and one other that can't be read.

Try this one:

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/life/milo-yiannopolous-a-nice-warm-mug-of-goodness-me/news-story/1975ea8e75524beea04226cc25522280

"It’s marvellous what a difference Milo makes, not least to one’s social media feed. I generally stay away from politics and religion on Facebook and Twitter, much as I’d prefer to do in polite conversation.

But in the course of hoping to engage a few friends with the manner in which I am trying to engage a few readers of The Australian, in my capacity as engagement editor (no, I did not make that title up), I shared the latest iteration of my newish weekly Readers’ Comments column, in which I round up and highlight the best, and occasionally the egregiously worst, of what the paper’s paid-up subscribers had to say on the contentious issues of the day.

This week, the one article that ruled them all in terms of readers’ comments was a guest opinion piece contributed by self-proclaimed gay half-Jewish arch-conservative “internet supervillain” Milo Yiannopolous. His piece racked up 1115 comments, not to mention almost 500 more on a preview of his visit here written by Albrechtsen, and another 40 on the readers’ comments column, as we disappear down the rabbit hole.

As Milo said: “The reason I describe all feminists as bitter single lesbians and left-wing journalists as soy-fed beta male cuckolds isn’t just because it’s true, it’s because they have been hurling out insults for three decades at the rest of us. Frankly, they can handle a taste of their own medicine.”

With his trademark blend of hyperbole, gratuitous “you read the room, bee-yotch” insults and trenchant brutal truths, he laid out his position in no uncertain terms: “Liberals have been calling conservatives racist for decades to shut down debate, but recently they have stepped up their assaults. They don’t call us racist any more. They call us white supremacists or neo-Nazis’ Hilariously, they even do it to me, despite the fact I have a black husband and have never uttered a racist sentence in my life."