Hasan compares himself to... MLK?!
March 27, 2025
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as posted by the channelFirst, a caller joins a Lonerbox stream to inform him on a major disagreement between Hasan Piker and Bad Empanada. In this major disagreement, Hasan's chat proceeds to take Bad Empanada's side! What does Hasan Piker do in response to his chat's criticisms? BOOM! Hasan Piker proceeds to compare himself to MLK, and Bad Empanada to Malcolm X, continuing on that "the movement needs both of these people", as if he knew anything about these two figures history!
Because of implications made by Hasan Piker, Lonerbox corrects the record and clarifies MLK and Malcolm X's respective roles in the Civil Rights movement in America.
Second, Lonerbox covers the ongoing developments in Greenland, the country that Donald Trump so desperately wanted to own. Lonerbox speculates on how that process is going, and what could have made Trump want to change his rhetoric and actions on things.
Then, third - Charlie Kirk was at an event, debating students, and gets completely dogwalked by a random zoomer! Lonerbox watches as Charlie Kirk talks about a public spectacle the entire world saw, in the most dishonest way possible. Lonerbox talks about how dishonest Charlie Kirk is being, and why.
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