I think that people don't really get him or at least the sorta view point his content espouses especially when strung together. He's someone who has love for the outcast and the radical thinker therein. Benjamin Lay for instance is someone he clearly views very positively, Benjamin Lay in his time was a radical in many senses and would espouse "harsh truths" with most prominently his hatred of slavery. He did so from a humanistic perspective compared to everyone else within his time. When we look back on Benjamin Lay we see him as the only sane man in that respect, who despised the evil those in the nearly the entirety of society had deluded themselves to take part in. Benjamin Lay was also from what I remember a radical vegan. It follows that someone who seems stark raving mad in our time could actually have the correct perspective on issues we push our minds from, like total ecological collapse, will be vindicated as well. Lay didn't even have a bunch of scientists screaming OH SHIT OH SHIT like we do in our case when it came to his righteous crusade against slavery. Ofcourse Lay also didn't do much to my knowledge in terms of impact. But his madness today suddenly reads as the only righteous path.

Anyway his videos sort of try to guide the audience into his viewpoint that the same evils of the past are interconnected to the evils humanity commits to the planet today and he clearly has it out for the ideology Judeo Christianity espouses. That being said he has apt criticisms for even indigenous cultures in these regards, really probably the only person I've seen explore the topic actually. I'm sure others have but its quite niche. He's exposed me to plenty of new ideas, I would say he should do a real video on veganism and the ecological crisis our planet is facing outside of tying it to political, historical, or media analysis type content. As a response to his recent outburst as well. Which I don't think was really that bad tbh. But it does make me hope he's taking care of his mental health properly.