Steven Crowder
✓ Source-basedfallingAmerican-Canadian conservative political commentator
also CanadaA conservative commentator who built an audience through confrontational street debates and YouTube commentary, then became a case study in platform moderation - demonetized twice, suspended repeatedly, and eventually migrated to alternative video sites after clashes over slurs and election claims.
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Democratic Socialism. It's not the same as Socialism Socialism, because its democratic. Right? Or something. Right? People buy that right? People are buying that now apparently.
2016
As though adding the word democratic in front of a word changes what it means. https://www.prageru.com/video/democratic-socialism-is-still-socialism/
2016
Just because we toss something to a vote, doesn't change what that something is. Nor does it alter whether that something is inherently good or bad.
2016
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About this person
Steven Blake Crowder, born July 7, 1987, started at Fox News before launching Louder with Crowder, a daily podcast and YouTube show built around political commentary segments. His Change My Mind series invited sidewalk debates with passers-by. In December 2012, while attending an Americans for Prosperity demonstration over Michigan's right-to-work law, he was punched in the face. YouTube demonetized his channel in 2019 after repeated racist and homophobic slurs, restored it when he addressed the behavior, then demonetized it again in March 2021 and suspended uploads for a week over false 2020 election claims. Another two-week suspension followed in October 2022 for harassment policy violations. The show moved to Rumble, where in 2026 Crowder argued that fascist violence had historically been necessary to remove elected socialist and communist governments.
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