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5:54Now PlayingStavros Halkias takes aim at the “both sides” argument in American politics and explains why treating completely different political movements as morally equivalent just doesn’t make sense.
The comedian has become increasingly outspoken about politics, political discourse and the rightward shift in parts of the comedy world. In this clip, Stavros pushes back on the idea that every political disagreement needs to end with “both sides are the same.”
You can criticize Democrats, criticize the left and criticize the political establishment without pretending every action taken by both parties is somehow equivalent.
His mix of political comedy and cultural commentary is a big reason this conversation is getting attention and I think he makes a point here that a lot of political pundits avoid.
Do you agree with Stavros, or do you think the “both sides” argument still has merit? Let me know in the comments.
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