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My favourite ever part of the doc to film was with the gatekeeper of comedy, Steve McLean, it was one of the few occasions where I got to meet my twitter screechers IRL, spewing the same old tired and long debunked arguments, which simply were "you're a nazi because I said so".
Steve then goes on to reason that because I speak to "nazis" that also makes me a nazi.
Well since Steve is on video, engaged in conversation with me, by his logic, that also makes him a nazi.
He just doesn't know it, because "no one who is a nazi, recognizes they're a nazi."
Well since Steve is on video, engaged in conversation with me, by his logic, that also makes him a nazi.
He just doesn't know it, because "no one who is a nazi, recognizes they're a nazi."
Steve makes the argument that saying bad things about people which results in violence towards them, makes that violence your fault......except when he does it.
Since all of his nazi claims against me were totally made up, when he accused me of making shit up, I lost it.
Since all of his nazi claims against me were totally made up, when he accused me of making shit up, I lost it.
You can find the full doc here. I personally feel a lot of very good stuff got cut like my really constructive discussions with @KonstantinKisin and @jesterjacobs , as well as some good points from the Steve interview.
Still pretty meme-worthy though.
bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod…
Still pretty meme-worthy though.
bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod…
@KonstantinKisin @jesterjacobs To be clear, I don't hate Steve, and don't brigade him, at least the man actually had the stones to meet with me and challenge me in person, everyone else ran for the hills.
