I disagree with a lot of what he says, and I even replied to him in the other thread criticizing his viewpoints about the false equivalencies of the left, echoing some of what has been said here. However at the same time, I think a lot of misinformation has been wildly spread here, with tweets taken out of context, or framing Colin to be some alt-right Lunatic. I can also take 6 tweets he's posted in the past week, and frame him as a far left liberal. It just depends which one of his tweets you select from.
I also think some of the language can be toned down here -- that's more to get him to come here and discuss, but I think this thread is already too late for that. I don't blame people for being overtly critical in these sensitive times, I can only empathize, especially as a minority myself, that some people shouldn't be reasoned with. I just don't think it's also right to be mean spirited towards him, because who knows, discussions can change peoples' opinions. I think it's right to criticize the argument, but not the person, as that can verge onto baseless ad hominems and then become the only thing circulating, like in this thread, with tweets being quoted left, right and center I said to him that with Twitter not being the best place for nuance, you're essentially setting yourself up to be criticized with what are inflammatory tweets. I think his FB posts alleviate that somewhat, and his dialogue on the Morning Show -- and even if I disagree, they tend to be more thought out (obviously, as Twitter's never got for a nuanced discussion, especially if you're going to argue on the contrary, you have to be very careful with your words).
I definitely disagree with him on the Milo thing, he does argue that people have the right to not give him a platform, but people also have the right to say what they want. I don't really agree, considering there just has to be a line drawn, because saying hurtful things can empower people to do and say further racist, xenophobic and bigoted things. I think it's naive to think that some of what the far right can be reasoned with. I think it's even more naive and silly to think they're just as bad as the far left. It comes across a tone deaf, and even if you're from a conservative background, I think being socially liberally should at least make you open up more towards the plight of minorities.