T Zot

Milo, From 2014 to 2017, you were an intellectual force to be reckoned with. I was captivated by your fearless debates, where you showcased a rare blend of sharp intellect, humor, and contradiction—openly gay yet championing conservative principles. While I didn’t always appreciate the cruder jokes or over-the-top insults, I overlooked them for your brilliant ability to dismantle far-left, woke ideologies. I found myself nodding in agreement when Bill Maher suggested you could be the next Christopher Hitchens—and I still believe you have that potential. Then, it seems, you crossed a line and faced censorship. During that time, I hoped you’d reflect, seek mentorship, mature, and return stronger, ready to fulfill your extraordinary potential. However, after following your recent posts and occasional podcasts, it’s disheartening to see you haven’t risen to the heights you’re capable of. As someone who deeply admires your gifts, it’s tragic to watch you reduce yourself to juvenile gossip and crude innuendos on social media. Is this really who you want to be? I challenge you to aim higher. Don’t squander your remarkable talents and intellectual prowess. Society needs voices like yours—bold, truthful, and influential—now more than ever. Surround yourself with wise mentors who can speak truth to you, help you establish boundaries, and ground you. Then, unleash a refined, profound version of yourself to the world. Leave the petty gossip to tabloids; you’re called to something far greater. I don’t know if you’ll read this or care, but as someone who was once awestruck by your unique brilliance, I urge you to reclaim your potential. You are called to be much more than this. Maybe you need to be reminded of that. Consider this as that. 🙏🙏🙏