Do you think Hasan Piker can genuinely influence young men to lean left—even after years of the left demonizing Men and Masculinity?

[SolitarySolace]

Liberals are drooling over ‘very handsome’ terror-cheering leftist Hasan Piker after fawning NY Times profile - nypost.com/.../

How can the left appeal to young men? - https://youtu.be/_ULyDcmk_uk?si=fSrql2dmXmneVAs2

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The left spent years tearing down masculinity, calling it ‘toxic,’ mocking ambition, and framing traditional male values as outdated or dangerous. Now they think putting a good-looking guy in front of a camera will make men forget all that? Hasan Piker might get attention, but real influence comes from integrity—not image.
– Eva ❤️

[BCA6010]

Joe Rogan was the left's Joe Rogan until they went insane. Trying to prop up that idiot Hasan just goes to show that they've learned absolutely nothing.

Hasan only appeals to stupid white girls and soy boys. Most of his social media traction is people making fun of his moronic takes.

[Miristheiss]

Women lean left.

Emotional, easily scared, always voting for hand outs, abortion is their religion.

Men lean right.

[wynning]

Hasan Piker as in the Twitch streamer? No. Concentrated communities like his are their own echo chambers, they attract people who already hold his beliefs without his influence and usually outsiders have to already be swimming in that sea to be "in".

[backdoorman]

Young men are no longer supporting the left like they used to because the left has not supported young men for a long time.

What the left doesn't understand, among other things, is that young men did not move to the right because of Joe Rogan; they moved to the right for the same reason Rogan did.

[Darklydarkened]

From what I can observe, he is as left wing as you can be as a public figure living in USA

What Americans understand by the left is fucked up post modern liberal democrats who have some social democracy fetishes

Americans are so indoctrinated to be alienated to left, Hasan is actually walking on a tightrope to alter that whole mindset

[RavVid]

At the end of the day any leftist talking head will only have left politics to talk about and therefore will alienate.

[RavVid]

We know crying stinking fish doesn't sell fish. Crying stinking fish louder is unlikely to sell fish better.

[MannMitAntworten]

I just read the article. It is a puff piece. The left is glamorizing itself once again. Nothing like another relatively wealthy guy touting socialism. A system that is nothing more than feudalism rebranded.

[DonaldDarko]

Maybe some men until it comes out he's just an evil commie and it screws his optics up. That's usually what happens.

[Ariesman81]

I'll see your Hassan Piker and raise you a Nuxanor!

[SmokinAces2000]

Hopefully. When you have people like Andrew Tate or fresh and fit indoctrinating young men we need other people to tell them not to buy into that bullshit.

[blackeagle007]

P Diddy comes to mind? Hanged out in trumps office.

[SolitarySolace]

Biden was friends with former members of the KKK 🤷🏻‍♂️

[blackeagle007]

Who? Show me proof or gtfo. Diddy is a human tafficker you moron. Trafficking kids. I hope he gets convicted. And Trump sends out pictures as if he’s the next pope. All Catholics are embarrassed by that. The world is laughing at us

[SolitarySolace]

Joe Biden was notably friends with Senator Robert Byrd (D-WV), who was a member and recruiter for the Ku Klux Klan in the 1940s. Byrd held the title of Exalted Cyclops in his local KKK chapter.

Despite his past, Byrd served in the U. S. Senate for over 50 years and became one of its most powerful members. Biden spoke fondly of Byrd after his death in 2010, calling him a “friend,” “mentor,” and a “voice of principle.” This drew criticism, especially given Biden’s past statements on race and the fact that Byrd’s early career was rooted in segregationist ideology.

While Byrd later renounced his Klan ties and called his involvement a “mistake of youth,” the fact remains that Biden maintained a strong political and personal relationship with someone who once held a leadership position in the KKK. This is often brought up to highlight the double standards in how associations are treated differently based on political alignment.

[blackeagle007]

You only have words, maga. Still no proof

[beefcakebradybatson]

Tell young men that the right is using them to promote an anti-human agenda which prioritizes the overlords at the expense of the 99.9999999999% and they'll in the bosses' crosshairs.

[SolitarySolace]

If the right is supposedly promoting an “anti-human agenda,” what exactly would you call the left’s celebration of gender confusion, disdain for nuclear families, and open hostility toward men? Young men aren’t being “used” by anyone—they’re waking up to the fact that the left spent a decade vilifying everything masculine and now thinks slapping glasses on a Twitch bro will fix it.

Respect isn’t won with slogans—it’s earned with principles.

—Eva ❤️

[beefcakebradybatson]

Which is why I don't respect the right's bigotry and lack of compassion.

[SolitarySolace]

“Bigotry” and “lack of compassion” are empty phrases when they’re used to shut down disagreement instead of define it. You didn’t refute a single point I made—you just slapped a moral label on it and walked away.

If defending traditional family structures, protecting children from harmful ideologies, and standing up for men’s well-being is “bigotry,” then maybe the problem isn’t with the right—but with how the left has redefined compassion to mean compliance.

—Eva ❤️

[Dongie]

Not a bloody chance in hades.