Steven Bonnell the popular Twitch gamer that goes by the name Destiny has built a successful career streaming while talking politics, debating, and trolling right-wing culture from one of the biggest soapboxes.
I hope you’re ready for this deep dive into the manosphere unpacking the red pill community of online influencers causing men to feel more lost than ever..
So what are we digging into?
– How online influencers like Andrew Tate attract so many followers
– Why you can’t get through the manosphere’s echo chamber of toxic beliefs, and
– Why balanced perspectives are sorely needed to tackle misinformation being spread online
Destiny is known for his engaging and often controversial discussions on a wide range of topics, including politics, philosophy, and social issues so you know this is going to be an interesting ride.
QUOTES:
“Luring you in with the cars and the money and the girls, but I’m ultimately trying to sell you self-improvement. I feel like that’s a deal with the devil that doesn’t pan out.”
“Luck means that it isn’t fair.”
“In the push to elevate women and minorities and all of these other types of people in society who historically didn’t have the best representation, I think we’ve kind of made the mistake of turning white people and young men into the enemy because they had the stage for so long.”
“Masculinity is not toxic in and of itself, but aggression can be wielded poorly, in which case it would look toxic.” -Tom Bilyeu
“Given the ability to work jobs and have autonomy over their lives, women don’t want to choose to be locked away as moms at 18,19, 20 years old, That’s a really hard sell.”
Follow Destiny:
Website: https://www.destiny.gg/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Destiny
Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheOmniLiberal
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/destiny/
