No, the real joke is the reaction from the loony Left. It's beyond their understanding that someone like this bloke is not one of them - poof with an African-American male partner. They can't get their tiny little minds around it at all.

ttbn,

Actually, I would have thought it was people like you who were suffering more from conflict of beliefs, where Yiannopoulos is concerned. I mean, you don’t like those bloody poofters for no other reason than the fact that they’re bloody poofters, and yet he’s saying all these right-wing things that you like to hear. Do you hate him, or do you cheer him on?

Oh, what to do?!

The rowdy, far-Left, on the other hand, aren’t behaving any differently to how they would if any other alt-right poster boy had come to town.

http://www.2gb.com/milo-yiannopoulos-speaks-with-alan-jones-after-violent-protests

Definitely worth a listen. And people call ABC interviewers biased... Alan spent most of that 'interview' giggling like an infatuated schoolgirl and asked zero challenging questions. Not so much an interview as a brown-nosing session.

I stopped listening when Milo said that he hoped his little crusade would lead to 'the end of social justice', because at that point I threw up a little bit in my mouth.

Even conservatives are in favour of social justice. The Catholic Church - well known for their conservatism - approve highly of the concept, hence the Vinnies. My late grandfather was very conservative - and volunteered countless hours in the cause of social justice. Say what you will about the rest of the Church: if you're not a friend of the Society of St Vincent de Paul, then you're no friend of mine.

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Hi leoj and Josephus,
Thanks for posting those videos, both were very good.
Anyone who watches the Bolt video will realise that MY is far more articulated and intelligent than than the way in which he's portrayed.

Armchair Critic,

<<Anyone who watches the Bolt video will realise that MY is far more articulated and intelligent than than the way in which he's portrayed.>>

No he is not.

Simply, Andrew Bolt sets up discussions in a way he personally wants and on other occasions shuts people down he doesn't to have any in depth discussion with.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rwePAcvGpA

Also I remember when Andrew Bolt's program was on Channel 10 and Labor was Government, Federally. The program was hilarious. Andrew Bolt simply aimed to make the Labor Party look inept and I would try and watch each week.

When the Liberal Party came in (with Tony Abbott), the program was tired, dull, boring and predictable. I simply turned off. It was all too serious. That's the same feeling I got from your previous link, involving Andrew Bolt.

That's why I personally prefer going to see documentaries at cinemas for example, as they are very educational and captivating. I don't get that much from television anymore.

To put it simply Milo is all style and no substance. Comedy is all within himself, he is gladly willing to be part of it and that is his choice.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fm8QCUpFPrg