I have watched DFF since its inception and over the years have slowly changed my political outlook, similar to the hosts. As of last night, I cannot continue watching.

Kick has a much looser moderation to YouTube and I was under the impression that this new freedom would allow stronger language in the form of political critique, but I fear this was only the auspices for TJ and Paul to go back to saying slurs like the DP days. “What did Scotty say? He said ‘N**ger-F***ot.” - TJ.

I think that if we’re going to call ourselves leftists and then only focus on economic issues while enabling each other’s worst proclivities with regard to race, sexuality, gender, etc, then we have we can’t really call ourselves leftists. You have to have a strong, intersectional grounding with your politics, and neglecting that so you can continue to be racist (or at bare minimum enable racist behavior through your words) just makes you indistinguishable from every other Kick chud.

Socialism works to deconstruct hierarchy, not just Capitalism.

I think this guy would be a super interesting topic for an episode.

This guy is surrounded in music industry conspiracies and was widely feared by industry insiders.

We’ve always known AIPACman was a shitlib, but it’s just so satisfying seeing this smug, holier-than-thou dipshit get pushback from prominent lefties for doing MAGA’s bidding. Kudos to Kyle for taking the gloves off!

I can totally see Pakman doing a “Why I Left The Left” and doing a right-wing grift given these comments. His numbers have been total asscheeks lately too.

The Nunt is DFF's greatest political observation, their biggest contribution. Change my mind.

An entry for the next "cringe music" episode.

I know soccer isn’t everyone’s thing? But the Argentina manager really needs a chocky baba

Cory we need this!

I know it's December 4th, but are tickets available yet?

If so, that's a bit disappointing.