> Making them out to be representative of any audience is a mistake I mean, I think before he got sued, Alex Jones would have actively disagreed with you. He

> Making them out to be representative of any audience is a mistake I mean, I think before he got sued, Alex Jones would have actively disagreed with you. He would have taken pride of that in his audience. There’s some chance he may actually take offense to your comment. Aside from that, why would it be a mistake if someone intentionally cultivated that? there’s been plenty of cult leaders who’ve cultivated terrible audiences. I’m not making a broad generalization about someone with general appeal like Joe Rogan, but there are some bad people out there, some self identified.