Milo Snowflake Essay

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Ever wonder who can make those pesky feminists get triggered to the max while accelerating the Trump Train at the same time. Ever wonder who was one of the main players in smashing the mainstream media. Did you ever think about who caused the those special little snowflakes to get triggered at rutgers. Well that person is Milo, Milo Yiannopoulos a british gay conservative, and while others may despise him, I admire him. Milo and his constant fight against the feminists, BLM, PC cops and White Knights is incredible. This was actually how i discovered him, he was speaking out against those special snowflake PC feminists and BLM supporters at Rutgers. As soon as I saw his speech I instantly admired how brave he was to go to a COLLEGE CAMPUS (one of the biggest breeding grounds for SJWs) to bash on feminists and the like. This is where the bravery comes in, during almost everyone of his talks he has a protest, kinda like every other true rightwinger. During the Rutgers talk he had some special snowflakes get triggered, who ran out and disrupted his talk. They snowflakes ran out and dumped fake blood on themselves while yelling …show more content…
It kinda goes with the points of the last two traits, he has defended Donald trump at almost every single turn while still being loyal to his values. Milo has been challenged by many SJWs who just repeat the same mantra that Trump is a racist and sexist; he debunks them with facts and arguments. He stayed loyal to his candidate because of policy, not because of what his candidate said fifteen years ago. He never joined those people like ben shapiro who were never Trump, he realized how if the witch Clinton was elected the conservative movement would completely die. He stuck to his policies and common sense, not nasty words (we know what words ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)) to choose his

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