Steven Crowder and Creating Phony Controversy

What was a video about watching Steven Crowder for a week turned into something far bigger. This starts off with a few quick debunks and then dives deeper into a specific video he made about drag show brunches, and the controversy manufactured around them.

Also, Steven, if you or someone on your team watches this, my DM's are always open.

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[SuperNuclearUnicorn]

"we're not even in the top 10 for mass shootings


We're 11th"

Oh wow well done guys!

[geronimojones]

I don't understand how he can mock trans people for identifying as a different gender to their assigned sex yet he identifies as a comedian

[necroflowers]

I remember watching one of his videos where he went to a feminist art show "undercover". He was trying to act like Borat. He was acting like people were going to recognize him and it would be a horrible riot and everyone would burst in flames at his presence. The most hilarious part was nobody gave a fuck he was there, they answered all his little questions and then, as he walked around, he found a postcard or a picture of a topless woman dressed as Jesus on a stripper pole. He freaks out and starts getting loud. Demanding that the people there justify why they are supporting offensive artwork. Hilarious how Crowder was trying to show that feminism makes people emotionally reactive and the only one flipping out and getting offended was Steven.

[Alex-cwrz]

The best joke crowder ever told was claiming he is a comedian

[checksyllabus]

It’s amazing how they mastered the art of making anything look scary and immoral using no details

[snazzy]

"conservative links source that says the opposite of what they claim it does" is such a classic in these types of videos you'd think they'd have learned by now

[matthewgagnon]

"Carrying guns is a perfectly normal right and should not be infringed, unless I don't like the people who are armed. Then they're terrorists." -Steve Crowder

[percenthealth]

Wow... a local gun club volunteered to provide armed protection for the drag queens and their families? Those are real men. There is hope for this country.

[Alex-qwvh]

You can literally counter 98% of all the stuff they position as being scary by saying "so what?"

[JazminJazHunt]

Its so embarrassing even thinking about the fact that I used to be a huge fan of Crowder 😵 ashamedly my flop era

[buddy]

With how we know Crowder treats his wife (or rather, ex-wife), it's not shocking to see he made that joke about that female victim.

[RECEPTIONS]

I was NOT expecting to hear a local in this vid. Kelly Neidert and I went to the same university and she was a constant terror to everyone just trying to be gay and live their lives. I was surprised when Twitter actually banned her. She made me and others feel genuinely unsafe on what is otherwise a very nice campus.

[mike-xmjt]

Id also like to point out the whole "hidden camera thing". Did they really need to hide a camera? Would anyone have objected to them filming with their phone? Seems like a detail that's only inserted to give the impression that the event is some secretive thing and make Crowder's folks look like they're doing undercover investigation or something.

[justinwatson]

I don't understand how people still respect Crowder after he pissed himself and ran away from Sam Seder.

[jish]

Crowder's one of those people who, no matter what you present to disprove him, he'll always pull mental gymnastics to prove his point.

[rkkwc]

you’re right! in the US that mass stabbing would never have happened! in the US it would have been a mass shooting with an automatic rifle

[politicallynonbinary]

I think it's possible from context that the only performers Crowder has ever tipped are strippers, and that he's never been tipped for performing comedy, which is totally believable.

[DrMonty-yrkc]

“Is not a family friendly event” says the guy who smoked next to his pregnant wife…with twins

[jloiben]

“It’s just comedy” / “I am just a comedian” are not excuses for bad takes, lying, or causing harm

[Mr.Septon]

The portion of the video with the man removing his sunglasses as though he was getting ready to fight and then immediately running to the police when he was supposedly spat upon is a good symbol of what I find very common. Maybe not to the literal degree of running to the police but it starts with a lot puffing the chest, a lot of trash talking, mocking, and anywhere from minor to major threats, and then... as soon as they are confronted with any push back, they immediately cry that they are being infringed, harmed, cancelled, etc.

It is just a bunch of people who do not want to live in a world where some people are allowed to be themselves, unless that fits within a relatively small window of comfort.