The Dead End Nature of "DEBATE ME BRO!" Culture | An Op-Ed on the Sam Seder vs. Steven Crowder Debate Drama from the H3 Podcast

Breaking from the usual sorts of subject matter that I often (and much prefer to) discuss, this particular segment detours into some of the recent hub-bub pertaining to the circumstances of the recent H3 Podcast hosted by Ethan Klein (aka: "h3h3Productions") in which he and Sam Seder from "The Majority Report w/ Sam Seder" (the eponymous show that he and his compatriots host) ambushed and subsequently humiliated Steven Crowder, the host and self-proclaimed "comedian" from the "Louder with Crowder" show.

As someone who tends to try and stay out of the fray of these sorts of back-and-forths, nonetheless, I figured it would actually be on this occasion the perfect segue into an op-ed I have on the broader nature of "Debate Me, Bro!" culture and why I personally am of the firm belief that regardless of which particular camp one falls in —it is still ultimately a dead end if the aim is to actually improve society and not just chase clout and reaffirm the preconceived notions of those who are observing such as myself and others who are taking the time (even if briefly) to peer into the spectacle.

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Recommended Resources:

Ethan Klein Debates Steven Crowder (Ft. Sam Seder) - H3 Podcast # 248

"OPINION: Steven Crowder Showed Why We Shouldn’t Engage With ‘Debate Me Bros’" by Ian Haworth (the article I referenced in the episode)

[more resources, including the referenced appearance I made on The Daily Wire will be added soon once I have more time to relocate it!)

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