Are you concerned at all that the benevolent leftist Twitter ruler might still make bad decisions?

I'm concerned that hate speech against women, hate speech against transgender people

is going to continue to result in murder and violence against women against transgender people.

And I think that's what we should be concerned about.

I would push back on that a little bit. And I would say that actually the push back against hate

speech is actually causing quite a bit of the violence.

Honeymeen Kim, I think that when activism reaches a certain point, it starts to aggravate people

that would normally be your ally. They become aggravated. The conversation spirals out of control.

I think we see that people are trying to protect certain groups of people. And they say we want to

make sure this group of people have these rights and we're fighting for the rights. But the pendulum

swings too far and it ends up creating a resentment in the rest of the population when somebody who

thinks they're on your side like myself, for example, I have never once advocated against any rights

for trans folks. In fact, I've been one that says, I don't really care what bathroom anybody

uses. Use the one you're comfortable using. I don't know why we have to make laws against this.

I'm somebody that's been vocal about that publicly yet still get labeled a transphobe or any other.

And that's not just transits any issue. We call the race history or any kind of bigoted name.

And it's because if you speak up and say anything, then suddenly those that are the activist class,

they will come after you. And if you have any disagreement, they label it hate speech.

They then say, you're a bigot. And then they come after. They come after people.

So when you come after people like that over and over and say, no, you're not allowed to say this

because this is now my definition of hate speech or this is my definition of being a bigot.

And that's what you are now. That's what you're engaging in. It causes resentment in this other

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