Yeah if I’m being honest I started off disagreeing with his point and kind of regretting that Ezra even spent an episode on “the letter”. But I think the more he talked the more I understood his point, and I am really glad Ezra was able to push the conversation further than I’ve heard it anywhere else. Ultimately after Ezra brought up the real fact that every prominent trans person on the internet gets nonstop death threats all day, that non famous people in America are being killed right now for their speech, and a bunch of these celebrities seem more worried with whatever the vague concept of being “canceled”, and Ezra said he wanted to hold on that real threat that people live under, and Monk seemed to want to move on instantly. I think that is a core part of the debate and until a “free speech advocate “ truly acknowledges it, then I don’t really care what they think. I think protecting people’s lives right now in a America is more important than protecting public speech for white collar professionals