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Controversial opinion, I hate Bill Maher. He seems like a giant, egotistical tool that screams tryhard.
Lol it’s a pretty standard opinion, actually. Maybe one of the most shared opinions across the American political spectrum.
I guess I have crappy friends then, damn.
Yes you do. Democrat or Republican, everyone with sense hates Bill Mahr.
I think you can have sense and still find him a little entertaining. He’s definitely a bit full of himself, but I enjoy hearing someone talk shit a little shit about the left.
Guess I did get a little tired of him, haven’t watched his show in like a year. But I wouldn’t say I hate him.
He's a disgusting individual who regularly courts the fascist alt-right while making statements where we routinely attacks average people.
I've hated him for platforming conservatives for years while offering the weakest counter-points to their sophistry. He thinks he's Jon Stewart, but lacks the discipline and hard work that goes into preparing for interviews with hostile guests.
Yeah I remember him having Rand Paul on and he didn't call him on any of his bullshit at all. That was when I stopped watching.
i stopped when he had milo y on and complained about being cancelled. and then it came out milo y is in favor of kids getting groomed and molested in gay clubs.
I never thought that was a controversial opinion. I second that
I've yet to meet anyone that likes Bill Maher. He just seems so... douchey.
He's definitely a douche. And that's probably too kind of a term (shit stain is more accurate). To put it simply, it wouldn't surprise me if tomorrow the same allegations being thrown at Russell Brand were thrown at Bill Maher.
And even if they were false, it just goes to show how little I think of his quality as a person that that wouldn't surprise me in the slightest.
That's not controversial? It's known that he's taken a pronounced, pandering turn to the right and is not redeemable.
I don’t hate him, but there is a lot of ego and vanity on the guy. And he’s far less clever than he thinks he is.
Or over 40 and have some sense.
Or exactly 40 and have some sense.
Yay, that's me! 😁
It’s not controversial. Anybody with the level of success he’s reached has a trillion trolls and haters. You can’t make everyone like you… especially when you speak your mind about everything.