Coco Kahn

Can I ask you just particularly about young men and why young men, not young women, are being targeted by the right? You know, look, I'm a woman. I'm a millennial. I grew up in a Muslim family. So I know that I'm not the target audience. I don't think any of their messaging is going to work on me. Why do you think it has captured so many young men?

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All of those videos are wrong. If you are listening to this, please do not take advice from the Manosphere about how to speak to women.

I'm glad you said that because I feel my left wing politics are entirely based on optimism. It's entirely based on this feeling of like, my fellow man is inherently good and with the right conditions can be the best. We're all going to be the best. I feel like I'm sort of like some motivational coach. We've all got it in us, guys. That's why the right do all that.

I'm glad you said that because I feel my left wing politics are entirely based on optimism. It's entirely based on this feeling of like, my fellow man is inherently good and with the right conditions can be the best. We're all going to be the best. I feel like I'm sort of like some motivational coach. We've all got it in us, guys. That's why the right do all that.

Yeah, absolutely. And exactly as you said, even just in terms of numbers, there's more of us than there are of them. We are going to win this battle at some point. You know what I mean?

Yeah, absolutely. And exactly as you said, even just in terms of numbers, there's more of us than there are of them. We are going to win this battle at some point. You know what I mean?

The years felt good because everyone was on drugs. Yeah, probably.

The years felt good because everyone was on drugs. Yeah, probably.

We know what the 80s was like.

We know what the 80s was like.

He's like, I just feel good, please. I'm buzzing, I'm buzzing.

He's like, I just feel good, please. I'm buzzing, I'm buzzing.

Let's be honest.

Let's be honest.

I remember watching a different video of yours where you talked about, and I'm going to quote you because you said it yourself. You were like, it just felt like the left were pussies. And I find that really interesting because Obviously, I have a different life. And, you know, when I was growing up, I wasn't surrounded by loads of political people.

I remember watching a different video of yours where you talked about, and I'm going to quote you because you said it yourself. You were like, it just felt like the left were pussies. And I find that really interesting because Obviously, I have a different life. And, you know, when I was growing up, I wasn't surrounded by loads of political people.

But the few that I were, obviously, I'm a woman of colour. And so the few that I were, it was often like anti-racism activism. And the guys in that didn't strike you as like, oh, they weren't fucking about. They didn't strike you as weak or... Yeah, a lot of it is propaganda.

But the few that I were, obviously, I'm a woman of colour. And so the few that I were, it was often like anti-racism activism. And the guys in that didn't strike you as like, oh, they weren't fucking about. They didn't strike you as weak or... Yeah, a lot of it is propaganda.

bring people more together there's more solidarity in that I do understand why feminists and anti-racist activists have previously felt a little bit sort of squashed under just only only class matters I get it you know particularly if you look at trade unions they've always been until recently has been quite bad in representing women for example because there's a sense of like just be quiet you lot and then eventually when we sort the class issue you will naturally become liberated and I'm sure you would