Andrew Doyle

Well, he said, they're after you. I'm just in the way. There's some real truth in that. Absolutely, 100%. It became quite a famous statement during this election cycle. Yeah, it appealed to a lot of... Well, a lot of megatypes and a lot of people who had been cancelled unexpectedly by their friends and compatriots.

Well, he said, they're after you. I'm just in the way. There's some real truth in that. Absolutely, 100%. It became quite a famous statement during this election cycle. Yeah, it appealed to a lot of... Well, a lot of megatypes and a lot of people who had been cancelled unexpectedly by their friends and compatriots.

Well, he said, they're after you. I'm just in the way. There's some real truth in that. Absolutely, 100%. It became quite a famous statement during this election cycle. Yeah, it appealed to a lot of... Well, a lot of megatypes and a lot of people who had been cancelled unexpectedly by their friends and compatriots.

In a manner you would not want to imagine ever, even in your darkest nightmares.

In a manner you would not want to imagine ever, even in your darkest nightmares.

In a manner you would not want to imagine ever, even in your darkest nightmares.

Well, no psychopaths would pretend to be women just to get access to women. They're not that sort of people, you know.

Well, no psychopaths would pretend to be women just to get access to women. They're not that sort of people, you know.

Well, no psychopaths would pretend to be women just to get access to women. They're not that sort of people, you know.

Or complain about the fact that the bigots are using eyeshadow as a marker of gender, and that's not fair. Yeah.

Or complain about the fact that the bigots are using eyeshadow as a marker of gender, and that's not fair. Yeah.

Or complain about the fact that the bigots are using eyeshadow as a marker of gender, and that's not fair. Yeah.

They did a... And the cost of standing up is high. Of course, the cost of not standing up is higher, but it is understandable why people... You can understand why people choose to remain silent. That doesn't excuse it, but you can't understand it.

They did a... And the cost of standing up is high. Of course, the cost of not standing up is higher, but it is understandable why people... You can understand why people choose to remain silent. That doesn't excuse it, but you can't understand it.

They did a... And the cost of standing up is high. Of course, the cost of not standing up is higher, but it is understandable why people... You can understand why people choose to remain silent. That doesn't excuse it, but you can't understand it.

Well, you can understand ever since COVID, ever since all this cancellation, you can understand exactly what happened in Germany. And I think they actually had far more excuse because it was a lot easier to make sure people didn't know what the hell was going on when everyone wasn't connected to everything all the time.

Well, you can understand ever since COVID, ever since all this cancellation, you can understand exactly what happened in Germany. And I think they actually had far more excuse because it was a lot easier to make sure people didn't know what the hell was going on when everyone wasn't connected to everything all the time.

Well, you can understand ever since COVID, ever since all this cancellation, you can understand exactly what happened in Germany. And I think they actually had far more excuse because it was a lot easier to make sure people didn't know what the hell was going on when everyone wasn't connected to everything all the time.

Plus, I would also say that the crimes that the Nazis were undertaking were of sufficient magnitude so that it's not surprising that people didn't believe they were happening. I mean, you know, what's his name, Michael Schellenberger, when he broke the WPATH files, he told me that he had listened to the conversation I had with Abigail Schreier, which was a very early conversation on that.

Plus, I would also say that the crimes that the Nazis were undertaking were of sufficient magnitude so that it's not surprising that people didn't believe they were happening. I mean, you know, what's his name, Michael Schellenberger, when he broke the WPATH files, he told me that he had listened to the conversation I had with Abigail Schreier, which was a very early conversation on that.