An interesting analysis as to the right wing comedy sphere, its variety and how it connects to each other and how it's a threat.<br><br>It even differentiates between the different ideologies too:<br>- Traditionally conservative sitcoms asking why the status quo has to change <br>- Libertarian podcasts stretching the boundaries of good taste under the guise of free speech<br>- Fascist streamers pushing false and dangerous narratives<br><br>My main criticism is that it somewhat dates itself by talking about the landscape at the time of writing. I feel we could have done with historical context because right wing comedy has always been present (e.g. as a British, Jim Davidson was on the TV when I was growing up). It might help contextualise why it's so much more of a threat now.
