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Mallory McMorrow on Hasan Piker in interview with the Jewish Insider: “It is somebody who says extremely offensive things in order to generate clicks and views and followers, which is not entirely different from somebody like Nick Fuentes.” “Pikar is a provocateur, to put it lightly, who says things that are misogynistic and antisemitic, and said that the United States deserved 9/11.” McMorrow is seeking the Democratic nomination for US Senate in Michigan

Michigan senate candidate Mallory McMorrow says streamer Hasan Piker is "not different from Nick Fuentes" "He says things that are misogynistic and antisemitic. That is not somebody that you should be campaigning with" Piker will join campaign rallies with her opponent, Abdul El-Sayed, at Michigan State University and University of Michigan on April 7th

"I think it's important to debate politics with a guy who routinely makes anti-Semitic statements" - the state of Democratic politics in 2026

Hasan has great politics, rizz for days, and uses his platform to support on-the-ground political organizing, unions, anti-war movements. He’s the only streamer with a massive young male audience who isn’t a reactionary freak. His political credibility isn’t in doubt, yours is!

I usually push back on this kind of allegation but the sheer scale of these attacks on Hasan, the timing, and the actors involved all point directly to coordination and it would probably be a good idea to keep track of who participated

Hasan Piker is a liar. The U.S. government did not "force" him to stay in a 5-star hotel. 31 CFR §515.210 only bans Americans from government-owned properties. He CHOSE the luxury hotel while Cubans had no power.

The New York Times tries to make Hasan Piker the story. But the real story is actually buried deep down in the article: the near total silence of US politicians as our country's government deliberately destroys the livelihoods and health of millions of Cubans.

For those unaware, Surf Dracula is the single most accurate description of how our media has become mediocre. Don't forget it. You see it everywhere.

The most radicalizing videos on the internet are from about 40 years ago when malls were packed