Tom Segura
The popular Netflix comedian, who followed Joe Rogan to Austin during the pandemic, has spent the last half-decade red-pilling himself in full public view.
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- That Time Tom Segura Did PR for Andrew Tate
A fawning interview with a vile sex trafficker.
- Tom Segura Is Radicalizing Right In Front Of Us free members
A bizarre Twitter meltdown over an airline employee gate-checking his bag.
- Tom Segura and Bert Kreischer’s Impassioned Defense of Slurs paid members
Two buddies celebrate the cultural acceptance of slurs for gay and disabled people.
- A-List Comedians Embrace Yet Another Nazi paid members
Segura is a big fan of Candace Owens—and so are his peers.
- "He Was Such a Gentleman." paid members
Years after the Tate interview, Segura recalls what a nice guy he was.
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On Chappelle's relationship with Yellow Springs public radio, Tom Segura's reflections on his Andrew Tate interview, and Joe Rogan's latest endorsement of hate speech.
The New York Times argues that CK's recent work is underexamined. Sure, but so are his sex offenses.
Also: Tom Segura and Christina Pazsitzky go full Candace Owens.
"That's a valid critique," Segura said of the argument that homophobic slurs might hurt people. "Deal with it. That's gay."
Theo Von ponders a cure for being gay, Tim Dillon defends Karla Sofía Gascón, Andrew Schulz laments the UK's nonexistent open borders, and Tom Segura wants to have a beer with Viktor Orbán.
A misogynist Twitter rant reveals something deeper about the red-pilled comedian.
When Tate argued that women should be submissive to men, Segura said he was “speaking the gospel.”