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> Which alt-right media did he reach out to? His very first interview was with Stefan Molyneaux, a self-described "fighter for men's rights" (yeah, I know.) >
by dguaraglia 9y ago
> Which alt-right media did he reach out to?
His very first interview was with Stefan Molyneaux, a self-described "fighter for men's rights" (yeah, I know.)
> what's to be gained from him lying about this?
I don't think he was outright lying, I think he was just uninformed and made a lot of assumptions and drew
conclusions (biased by his own political views) out of those assumptions. I do think his inflammatory approach to accusing Google and Googlers of "leftist bias" was a way to get attention.
About what's to be gained? Well... he's been interviewed by the New York Times and he'll probably get a book deal out of it, plus whatever money he might get if he manages to successfully sue Google.
- jshevek 9y agoI've been told that his first interview was actually with Jordan Peterson. The Stefan interview with simply the first to be published maybe, or widely seen.
- dguaraglia 9y agoYou might be right. It was definitely the first I saw pop up.