Hunter Avallone: Why He Left the Right (INTERVIEW)
November 14, 2020
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as posted by the channelYouTuber Hunter Avallone joins the show to discuss his journey to becoming a YouTube sensation. We trace the evolution of his views and break down why he went from being a right-wing pro-Trump reactionary to publicly "leaving the Right." Then, we debate LGBT issues, in particular the issue of transgenderism, what to make of childhood transitioning, and how it factors into fairness in sports. We round out the conversation with a back-and-forth on racial injustice in America, #BlackLivesMatter, and what the best path forward should be.
How Hunter Got Started on YouTube 1:20
Does He Regret His Right-Wing Phase? 5:45
Why Hunter 'Left the Right' and Reevaluated His Entire Worldview 10:15
How Has His Career Been Impacted? 13:28
Does the Left Has Its Own 'Grifter' Problem? 20:00
Are Republicans and Conservatives Anti-LGBT? 22:40
Should Gay and Trans Be Viewed As Separate Communities? 24:20
Can You Truly Change Your Gender/Sex? 33:25
What About Trans Athletes? 37:20
What About Trans Kids and Medically Transitioning? 40:26
Racism and Inequality in America 51:28
Black Lives Matter vs. Black Times Matter™ 58:25
Hunter's Hot Food Take 1:05:15
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