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A right-wing vlogger made a dubious claim and got roasted – 11 sceptical responses

If you haven’t heard of Paul Joseph Watson, I want your life; if you have heard of him, you’ll know he posts YouTube videos, filmed standing in front of a map of the world, and believes – or starts – a lot of right-wing conspiracy theories. He was once famously schooled by a historian when he claimed there would have been no people of colour in Roman Britain.

You should also know that he advertises products for the alt-right organisation, Breitbart – including Brain Force Plus, the pills to turn you into a genius. His latest self-own happened when he made this claim:

Sounds convincing. Perhaps he needs to neck a few more of his own pills.

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Anyway, it was the kind of opportunity Twitter just couldn’t ignore.

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https://twitter.com/socialistdogmom/status/1119371365826617349

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https://twitter.com/_Anunnery/status/1119384631487258624

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However, Twitter user, Mark, had an argument in support of @PrisonPlant’s tweet.

That seems pretty feasible, actually.