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==YouTube channel==

==YouTube channel==

On the Young Turks' YouTube channel, the comment sections of its videos are a virtual liberal [[echo chamber]] where the channel's liberal fanbase mindlessly agree with each other and the show hosts [[Liberal Style#Debate and rhetorical tactics|in hive-minded, and often immature and vulgar, fashion]] and, in that same fashion, are quick to attack anyone who voices opposing views.

On the Young Turks' YouTube channel, the comment sections of its videos are a virtual liberal [[echo chamber]] where the channel's liberal fanbase mindlessly agree with each other and the show hosts [[Liberal Style#Debate and rhetorical tactics|in hive-minded, and often immature and vulgar, fashion]] and, in that same fashion, are quick to attack anyone who voices opposing views; in doing so, however, some of that fanbase also display their lack of education in their attacks via poorly-written posts that imply a lack of literacy (e.g. lack of sentence structure and non-use of punctuation) as well as displaying the willful ignorance of facts and the truth that is endemic of the entire fanbase.

===Sexism===

===Sexism===

After the 2016 election, Ana Kasparian [[Liberal bigotry|openly insulted women who voted for Trump]], calling them dumb and asserted that she thought "so poorly of them".<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBquRAun1RE SHAME On Women Who Voted For Trump | Election Day Coverage 2016] ('''Warning''': Video contains foul language)</ref> The video was so unpopular that were over 7 dislikes for every like.

After the 2016 election, Ana Kasparian [[Liberal bigotry|openly insulted women who voted for Trump]], calling them dumb and asserted that she thought "so poorly of them".<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBquRAun1RE SHAME On Women Who Voted For Trump | Election Day Coverage 2016] ('''Warning''': Video contains foul language)</ref> The video was so unpopular that were over seven dislikes for every like.

==See also==

==See also==