The Political Assassination of Milo Yiannopoulos

Milo is having a rough week.

First, we saw Milo disinvited from CPAC on Monday after his comments on pederasty were called into question. This lead to Simon & Schuster cancelling its book deal with the eccentric journalist. Then, on Tuesday, Milo resigned as editor-in-chief of Breitbart, leaving him with a very uncertain future.

Milo’s unique blend of Trump Republicanism and homosexual vulgarity led to him being perhaps the first person ever to be despised by mainstream conservatives, the entire Left, the mainstream media, and the Alt-Right.

Many in the Alt-Right have been ecstatic to see the self-described “dangerous faggot” fall from grace. However, that our enemies are also ecstatic about this should be cause for concern.

Milo's Resignation Is a Mixed Bag

On the one hand, Milo’s extreme vulgarity is incredibly repulsive and hardly “conservative” in any meaningful sense. And his comments on pederasty were quite disturbing, to say the least.

While he’s admittedly well spoken and has certainly pushed many people to the Right, he, like most high priests of the Alt-Light, has very little to offer aside from criticizing feminism, Islam, and illegal immigration. And by his promotion of flamboyant homosexuality and race-mixing, Milo is still part of the social degeneracy that is ravaging the West. As such, I’m not sad to see him go.

However, we need to keep a few things in mind.

First, Milo was politically assassinated by the Leftist media and the mainstream conservative establishment. The videos in question have been easily accessible for many months. Are we to believe that it’s a coincidence they “surfaced” right before Milo was set to appear at CPAC?

Second, the attack on Milo is a clear attack on the Trump community – to which the Alt-Right most certainly belongs – and thus, by proxy, President Trump himself.

Third, Milo’s personality allowed him to shape Breitbart’s direction. Say what you will about Milo, but speaking out against Islam, illegal immigration, Black Lives Matter, and political correctness is a huge step forward for Right-wing media. If Breitbart’s new editor-in-chief is a cuck – or worse, a Jewish neocon – I will consider Milo’s departure a victory for the establishment.

However, Milo may be replaced by someone with similar views who is not a flagrant homosexual. Many others, such as Richard Spencer, are capable of usurping Milo's spot in the limelight, and continuing to push America in the right direction.

Perhaps the political assassination of Milo Yiannopoulos will result in a brighter future for the Alt-Right. With Milo out of the way, it’s possible that many in the Alt-Lite will begin looking elsewhere for answers – answers that we, unbound by any concern for political correctness or Leftist morality, most surely possess.