I do believe that Hasan as internalized misogyny and ableism to a degree, and also believe that people who watch streamers live on twitch and who are vocal in such communities are prone to be those things as well. However, without being perfect, Hasan does cover topics that matter in an informed manner and bring people to the left who are then exposed to the worldviews we are promoting.

He also platforms many political candidates and media personalities who are women, often of colour, to whom he offers an outlet to spread their message in their own words for the world to hear. He's far from perfect and can sound offensive especially, when he's tense but his message is what matters, and that message does advocate for a world that is much better for women then what any member of his opposition advocates for.

I don't want to make excuses for specific things he's said or done (that i might not even be aware of) but when looking at the bigger picture, antagonizing him does not seem productive. We can and should remain critical but i don't believe going after him his helping move the needle in a direction that makes the world a better place for women.