Douglas Murray
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So, partly because I find myself both attracted to Douglas's neo-conservatism (not wholly, but largely), as well as his face, 'posh'
voice, and general persona, I re-watched a debate he had with CosmicSkeptic in late 2019 on Youtube. While, most of the 83-minute debate was centred on Douglas' standpoint on Gender, Reparations, and Extinction Rebellion (which came across as reasoned and well-articulated), I spent a good portion of the debate focused on his very pronounced nipples as he fidgeted in his chair.
If anyone wants to see what I'm referring to, this is the link:
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voice, and general persona, I re-watched a debate he had with CosmicSkeptic in late 2019 on Youtube. While, most of the 83-minute debate was centred on Douglas' standpoint on Gender, Reparations, and Extinction Rebellion (which came across as reasoned and well-articulated), I spent a good portion of the debate focused on his very pronounced nipples as he fidgeted in his chair.
If anyone wants to see what I'm referring to, this is the link:
He looks miles better without the curly hair and heavy jackets. Although I’m mostly with him politically and philosophically, I’d be terrified of getting on the wrong side of him if I were to meet him. Seems like he hates almost everything and has a bottomless pit of florid language to tackle it with.
haha! You took the words out of my mouth!!!!!!!! I'm slightly scared of him!
It's certainly entertaining, the idea of getting on the bad side of Douglas. Given how he responds to political commentators, podcasters, journalists, and interviewers, as well as his political adversaries when they (for want of a better term) try to "gaslight" him about his views, I for one, would be hesitant to try to argue with him about a topic he has done his research on. Instead, I'd probably be tongue-tied and unfocused, and just be in awe of his towering presence (and body).
What a daddy!
What makes me intrigued by this image - aside from the obvious awkard, socially distanced hug and carnivorous motif with what I assume to be a taxidermy wolf - is how casual Douglas is dressed here. Perhaps I'm reading too much into how hench Douglas looks in his tight navy blue polo. But, then again, aside from the odd podcast interview or virtual interview, I haven't really seen him outside of a fairly drab suit. Either way, short of him deciding to shed his clothes entirely, this look has definitely picqued my interest.
He radiates some inexplicable sexiness. Although I'm dying to see him shirtless, seeing only his biceps or pecs makes my imagination go wild!
Watching him on Louder with Crowder right now. His biceps and pecs look great. Such a sharp guy. ![AABE78BE-A795-46D0-937F-0231F36D104D.png]( "AABE78BE-A795-46D0-937F-0231F36D104D.png")
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Douglas M has a thread? Zero physical appeal to majority of people outside of UK. He looks and sound constipated regardless of his politics, pair that with traits such as semi inbred features, no upper lip, bad skin, teet and Douglas diminutive height and we got a winner. His whiny, white persuction complex grift doesn't make him hotter.
I would do the dirtiest things to him. His memory of the best quotes from his favorite authors, or his favorite quotes from the best authors, definitelty gives me rise.
Am I the only one who saw the chemistry between him and Lex, I'm furious. Nevertheless, I'll just drop these--and my underwear--right here:
"one of the ways that growing up gay differs from growing up and being straight is that its almost inevitable that your first passions will be unrequited" - Douglas Murray
"Disagreement is not oppression; argument is not assault; words--even provocative and repugnant ones--are not violence; the answer to speech we do not like is..more speech." - Douglas Murray
Am I the only one who saw the chemistry between him and Lex, I'm furious. Nevertheless, I'll just drop these--and my underwear--right here:
"one of the ways that growing up gay differs from growing up and being straight is that its almost inevitable that your first passions will be unrequited" - Douglas Murray
"Disagreement is not oppression; argument is not assault; words--even provocative and repugnant ones--are not violence; the answer to speech we do not like is..more speech." - Douglas Murray
