Milo Yiannopoulos

Twitter may have just explained why Donald Trump can be abusive but you can’t.

He also sold his stake in Breitbart.

As with most of his nonsensical comments, he reaches to the bottom of the crazy barrel and pull up a few handfuls.

He was one of the biggest conspiracy theory nuts on the web. Imagine that.

He thinks it is an affront to the religious, which he claims to be, and conservatives, and even claims it could destroy gay culture.

“If we separate the T from the alphabet soup we’ll have more success,” said a speaker at a summit where President Trump gave the keynote address.

The creator claims he wants to stop the destruction of “traditional values,” which apparently includes smoking, vigilante justice and the Confederate flag.

Never forget that, until recently, this is the man who was whispering in Trump’s ear.

Yiannopolous, perpetually afraid people might stop paying attention to him for two minutes, capitalized on the pain of others to get unearned sympathy.

The ACLU says that the subway system’s policy of rejecting controversial ads violates the First Amendment.

The controversial gay Republican claimed huge book sales but the official numbers beg to differ.

The ex-hedge fund honcho and former pharma bad boy was chastised by a federal judge for talking to reporters.

“I am a racist, I don’t care!” said one neo-Nazi to a white nationalist who responded, “Racism is just plain stupid.”

An intellectual exploration of the ego as expressed through animals was easy pickins for anti-trans hatemongers.

The news comes as Yiannopoulos announced a new venture that he promises will make the lives of progressives “a living hell.”

Coulter’s visit was cancelled due to security concerns, but student organizers are threatening to sue, alleging a violation of their free speech rights.

Now one of Bannon’s acolytes is threatening to release a treasure trove of secrets damaging his critics and foes if he is fired from the administration.

Even Milo Yiannopoulos turned his back on his “Daddy,” calling the U.S. strike “fake” and “gay.”

Comments Yiannopoulos made on “The Joe Rogan Experience” and “Drunken Peasants” about sexual abuse put the breaks on his career.

“I want to fight Ben Carson!!” Jones tweeted to her 685K followers after Carson called slaves “immigrants.”