By Hans Wilder for Digital Media USA
David Pakman strikes again, folks, rolling out his greatest hits of smug, woke talking points and thinking they’ll hold water in a real debate. But not today. Not on my watch. Pakman’s latest tirade against conservatives was so unhinged, so riddled with contradictions, that I couldn’t resist stepping in and dismantling it piece by piece.
Let’s get one thing straight: Pakman’s shtick is predictable. He labels conservatives as the root of all evil while wrapping his arguments in a thin veneer of intellectualism. But once you scrape away the buzzwords and self-righteous smirks, you’re left with… what exactly? A steaming pile of ideological fluff.
Pakman’s rant was yet another tired attempt to paint all conservatives with the same brush. But here’s the problem: his arguments don’t hold up under even the slightest scrutiny. He talks a big game about tolerance, yet his rhetoric is drenched in disdain for anyone who doesn’t align with his worldview. Hypocrisy, anyone?
So, I took the liberty of breaking down his points, and let me tell you, it wasn’t hard. His logic crumbles faster than a woke Twitter mob facing facts. He wants to talk about inclusivity? Great. Let’s include some truth in the conversation. Pakman’s narrative of conservatives being anti-progress is not just wrong—it’s lazy. Progress isn’t about pandering to loud voices; it’s about building something real, something lasting.
What really gets me is his refusal to engage with reality. He cherry-picks examples, ignores context, and twists facts to fit his narrative. And then he has the audacity to act surprised when someone calls him out on it. Newsflash, David: parroting woke platitudes doesn’t make you right—it just makes you loud.
Here’s the deal. I believe in debate. I believe in having tough conversations. But if you’re going to step into the arena, you better bring more than soundbites and smugness. Pakman didn’t. And the result? A complete meltdown of his argument, leaving nothing but empty rhetoric in its place.
This is bigger than Pakman, though. It’s about pushing back against a cultural wave that values feelings over facts and narratives over truth. Pakman’s approach is the epitome of what’s wrong with modern discourse: all noise, no substance.
So, let’s call it what it is: a wake-up call for anyone still buying into the woke narrative. You can shout it from the rooftops, but at the end of the day, truth doesn’t care about your hashtags. And neither do I.
