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billiamdyemyhair's review against another edition
2.0
The worst kind of book: likely ghostwritten, spreads the worst kind of politics, but absolutely engaging and funny.
fredcthulhu's review against another edition
4.0
Milo decided to tell his side of the story on how and why he is the most dangerous person on the right. He tells his story with his trademark over the top style. In my personal opinion I think he does his best when he tones down his insanity. There is a lot about Milo I don't agree with but I do agree with his stance on the importance of the Freedom of Speech. I would recommend this book even to his detractors so they can get an understanding of this oft villianized and sometimes misunderstood personality.
librarytech4's review against another edition
5.0
This book was very rough in the languages used and how things were explained, but that is Milo’s style and what makes him popular. It made the book very easy to relate to and explained why our culture has become so aggressive to each other. Milo explains in the book how they is a good thing. I don’t know if I would agree with that, but I do see his point that in order for conservatives to make advancements, we will need to start fighting fire with fire.
doctorbritain's review against another edition
4.0
Milo doesn't write as well as he speaks. He as a tendency towards verbosity. Who'd have thought? He's controversial {on purpose} and doesn't take himself to seriously in a serious sort of way. His battle against the collectivist nay Bolshevik left and their exertion of misgotten power gained through political correctness, and their shutting down of free speech with fascistic violence, should be applauded. A light and easy read {though as mentioned a little wordy at times} considering the subject matter. If you're a left wing social justice warrior please read this, maybe just maybe you'll have your own Damascus moment and see the light.
suvata's review against another edition
4.0
I can't say that I totally agree with everything Milo says but I can say that most of this book was spot-on. So glad it finally got published!
bananabirb's review against another edition
5.0
Amazing book, must read for everybody no matter how old they are !
big_doz's review against another edition
3.0
'Dangerously' boring and almost unbearable to read about how much Milo loves himself. Push through and you'll see that the remaining 85% of the book was entertaining, witty and profoundly insightful. Interesting read.
twerkingtobeethoven's review against another edition
5.0
Roughly three years ago, on youtube, I stumbled upon a video. There was this flamboyant & flamingly gay bloke with platinum hair debating a feminist woman. He was funny, hysterically entertaining and amazingly intelligent. Whereas his feminist counterpart was dead fucking serious, stern, schoolmarmish and, quite honestly, very unpleasant despite her wonderful British accent. That's where my unconditional love for Milo Yiannopoulos began. Oh, here's the video, in case you want to check it out for yourselves: https://youtu.be/-kj5YNBPKzg
Then, in 2016, after being falsely accused of advocating paedophilia (During an interview, he stated he had learned to give good head when he was 13, after sucking off a catholic priest. And, oh boy, did I laugh at that bit when I heard it. It was SO Milo, cracking jokes about every forbidden topic.) and having his book cancelled by Simon & Schuster, it'd seem like his carreer had been shattered and come to an abrupt stop. Well, my arse! The Dangerous Faggot was back with a vengeance not even a year later, and stronger than ever. Aye! it took Milo roughly 5 minutes to make Jessica Rowe look like an absolute twat on National TV. And that, alone, gets my appreciation.
Also, only a few days ago, in Melbourne, an angry mob of cunts - neonazis and commies - kicked each other's arse just outside the venue where Milo held one of his speeches. Here's a link, I think the photos are fucking awesome: http://amp.theage.com.au/victoria/violent-clashes-outside-altright-commentator-milo-yiannopoulos-event-in-kensington-20171204-gzymgq.html (I didn't bother to read the article.)
Milo Yiannopoulous has accomplished the impossible. He has both neo-nazis and commies hating him with a passion. How? Just by being a right-wing Jewish fervently zionist gay man married to a black American bloke. See? It's that easy. Neo-Nazis at the Daily Stormer call him a “nigger-loving kike faggot” and a “disease-ridden Jew”, while lefties call him a “white nationalist/supremacist leader”, "alt-right" and a "neo-nazi". Now, all in all, it looks like angry lefties might be a little bit on the wrong side when it comes to judging this flamboyant British bloke. More wrong than neonazis, that is.
How can you not love Yiannopolous? He has a wonderful Greek surname, and he's a treasure to the whole world: wherever he goes, commies and nazis kick each other's teeth in. That said, I have no clue why coppers in Melbourne had to intervene to separate the two factions when they could have just stood there enjoying the free show while savouring a bucket of popcorn.
Now, the book, Dangerous, is a lot of fun. And, as I expected, it comes with plenty of facts that cannot be denied. Every little piece of information has its own footnote for the readers to check for themselves they're not being bullshat.
That said, Milo has been accused of "islamophobia", and rightly so: "A Gallup poll of Muslims in the UK found that not a single Muslim in the 1,001 people polled thought that homosexuality was morally acceptable." I don't know why any gay man out there should consider islam a "religion of peace" when they know they could be sentenced to death in 11 major muslim countries on the basis of their sexual preferences alone.
Oh, and freedom of speech. Talking about 4chan taking the piss out of him, Milo states:
My face was photoshopped onto a picture of the interracial gay porn movie Poor Little White Guy. Another 4channer posted an image proclaiming that I was not simply a faggot, “but a cool faggot like Freddie Mercury.” Having spent my professional career in the stultifying, politically correct world of tech journalism, I was amazed—and overjoyed—to discover there was still one place of pure, unfiltered mirth in the world.
I had found my people.
You can't offend him, you just can't. The bloke has bigger balls than you think. And he never takes himself seriously. Which is the main reason behind my unconditional love for him.
Quotes:
I will always defend the right of people to make jokes about whatever they choose, and mercilessly attack people who want to destroy the lives of 20-somethings over alt-right memes and 4chan trolling campaigns.
Be twice as funny as you are outrageous, because no one can resist the truth wrapped in a good joke.
Don’t settle for second-best. Hit the gym, go on a diet, go to a tanning salon. Don’t waste money on McDonald’s, spend it at Louis Vuitton.
Advocate for tax exemptions for anyone under 12% body fat!
Keep in mind that it’s not hard to be hotter than many of your opponents, so you don’t even have a good excuse. Be Tomi Lahren, not Lena Dunham.
Always keep women worried you might steal their boyfriends when they’re not looking. Always keep men worried your dicking skills far surpass their own.
Be hot.
Anti-Semitism and racism are not acceptable, and never should be.
Milo, this cis-gender straight privileged white male LOVES YOU!
Five shining stars.
Then, in 2016, after being falsely accused of advocating paedophilia (During an interview, he stated he had learned to give good head when he was 13, after sucking off a catholic priest. And, oh boy, did I laugh at that bit when I heard it. It was SO Milo, cracking jokes about every forbidden topic.) and having his book cancelled by Simon & Schuster, it'd seem like his carreer had been shattered and come to an abrupt stop. Well, my arse! The Dangerous Faggot was back with a vengeance not even a year later, and stronger than ever. Aye! it took Milo roughly 5 minutes to make Jessica Rowe look like an absolute twat on National TV. And that, alone, gets my appreciation.
Also, only a few days ago, in Melbourne, an angry mob of cunts - neonazis and commies - kicked each other's arse just outside the venue where Milo held one of his speeches. Here's a link, I think the photos are fucking awesome: http://amp.theage.com.au/victoria/violent-clashes-outside-altright-commentator-milo-yiannopoulos-event-in-kensington-20171204-gzymgq.html (I didn't bother to read the article.)
Milo Yiannopoulous has accomplished the impossible. He has both neo-nazis and commies hating him with a passion. How? Just by being a right-wing Jewish fervently zionist gay man married to a black American bloke. See? It's that easy. Neo-Nazis at the Daily Stormer call him a “nigger-loving kike faggot” and a “disease-ridden Jew”, while lefties call him a “white nationalist/supremacist leader”, "alt-right" and a "neo-nazi". Now, all in all, it looks like angry lefties might be a little bit on the wrong side when it comes to judging this flamboyant British bloke. More wrong than neonazis, that is.
How can you not love Yiannopolous? He has a wonderful Greek surname, and he's a treasure to the whole world: wherever he goes, commies and nazis kick each other's teeth in. That said, I have no clue why coppers in Melbourne had to intervene to separate the two factions when they could have just stood there enjoying the free show while savouring a bucket of popcorn.
Now, the book, Dangerous, is a lot of fun. And, as I expected, it comes with plenty of facts that cannot be denied. Every little piece of information has its own footnote for the readers to check for themselves they're not being bullshat.
That said, Milo has been accused of "islamophobia", and rightly so: "A Gallup poll of Muslims in the UK found that not a single Muslim in the 1,001 people polled thought that homosexuality was morally acceptable." I don't know why any gay man out there should consider islam a "religion of peace" when they know they could be sentenced to death in 11 major muslim countries on the basis of their sexual preferences alone.
Oh, and freedom of speech. Talking about 4chan taking the piss out of him, Milo states:
My face was photoshopped onto a picture of the interracial gay porn movie Poor Little White Guy. Another 4channer posted an image proclaiming that I was not simply a faggot, “but a cool faggot like Freddie Mercury.” Having spent my professional career in the stultifying, politically correct world of tech journalism, I was amazed—and overjoyed—to discover there was still one place of pure, unfiltered mirth in the world.
I had found my people.
You can't offend him, you just can't. The bloke has bigger balls than you think. And he never takes himself seriously. Which is the main reason behind my unconditional love for him.
Quotes:
I will always defend the right of people to make jokes about whatever they choose, and mercilessly attack people who want to destroy the lives of 20-somethings over alt-right memes and 4chan trolling campaigns.
Be twice as funny as you are outrageous, because no one can resist the truth wrapped in a good joke.
Don’t settle for second-best. Hit the gym, go on a diet, go to a tanning salon. Don’t waste money on McDonald’s, spend it at Louis Vuitton.
Advocate for tax exemptions for anyone under 12% body fat!
Keep in mind that it’s not hard to be hotter than many of your opponents, so you don’t even have a good excuse. Be Tomi Lahren, not Lena Dunham.
Always keep women worried you might steal their boyfriends when they’re not looking. Always keep men worried your dicking skills far surpass their own.
Be hot.
Anti-Semitism and racism are not acceptable, and never should be.
Milo, this cis-gender straight privileged white male LOVES YOU!
Five shining stars.
thatsciencedad's review against another edition
4.0
A fag conservative gives; Islam, Dykes, Trannys and the Looney Left a much needed shakedown.
On a personal level there might not be much to like about Milo - but what he has to say is usually on point and needs to be heard.
In essence he promotes and propagates free speech - and we're all for that - right?
On a personal level there might not be much to like about Milo - but what he has to say is usually on point and needs to be heard.
In essence he promotes and propagates free speech - and we're all for that - right?