Hannah: I don’t agree with almost anything he had to say EXCEPT how he viewed his position in his family. Saying his wife and children come first, that his wife could have whatever she wanted even if it meant he would go without. I would never want my husband to go without but seeing how men treat their wives today it was a breath of fresh air. But seriously, I have done the research, watched his videos, seen his interviews and he did have a lot of racist/sexist/homophobic opinions. My biggest issue I’m having with followers of his just scream “you’re taking it out of context!” … no, I’m listening to everything he’s saying. You can’t say something egregious and then sprinkle in one nice thing in the same paragraph expecting it to make it all better Klesko: See that's fine. You just need to respect people like me that grew up in the 80s and are very thick skinned, have aged conservatively, and simply don't find him controversial. There are even thousands of black, minority, and gay creators on this very app defending him very intelligently and essentially proving that he was the opposite of racist or homophobic if you really listen to what he's arguing for. All of the world's religions teach two genders, but also love and acceptance. He embodied that well. Perspective is everything, and liberal or idealistic types tend to try to think FOR minorities and the oppressed. They have good intentions, but the privileged white perspective is not reality. A good example is all the white folks screaming about the deportations, while I work every day in construction with these great legal Latino men who voted for Trump and don't even understand why liberals are upset? Perspective is key. You can have your opinion, as long as you respect those that directly oppose you, like Charlie Kirk did so well.
