Murphy (whose name isn’t even real; it’s actually John Goldman) often goes on very popular conservative-leaning shows like Tim Pool’s podcast and Elijah Schaffer’s show on The Blaze. Murphy has made himself a home within conservative influencer circles, often appearing with Mike Cernovich and Trump insiders like Amanda Milius. But did anyone do their homework on him? It doesn’t seem so.
Everything came boiling to the surface after Murphy went after Schaffer’s cohost, Sydney Watson, for asking a question about an article Murphy wrote in 2015 about cuckolding. (For those of you who don’t know what that is, don’t Google it. It’s when you watch your wife or girlfriend in a sexual situation with another man.) It turns out that Murphy had written an article praising this practice in graphic detail.
This situation is very upsetting on a lot of fronts, but most of all it is the willingness of conservatives to take in, support, and elevate anyone they perceive as being on “our side” that is most disturbing. This needs to stop. There are people who have been in this movement for decades, have proven their conservative cred, live conservative lives, and deserve large platforms—but never get them. Instead, the “conservative influencers” latch onto people like Murphy—fly-by-night scammers who end up embarrassing all of us. Why is that? Why is there no basic desire to check into someone’s background? A simple Google search on Murphy’s past articles would have found this. He wrote them in 2015! It wasn’t hidden; no one cared to even look! And the end result is that conservatives end up looking like stupid fools.
And speaking of stupid fools, Tim Pool is still standing behind this creep. He had him on his show, with millions of listeners, so he could explain himself while lying and deflecting blame onto Watson. Tim Pool is a fool if he continues to give this man a platform.
Stop doing this.
For more on the Murphy scandal, follow The Quartering on YouTube.
Everything came boiling to the surface after Murphy went after Schaffer’s cohost, Sydney Watson, for asking a question about an article Murphy wrote in 2015 about cuckolding. (For those of you who don’t know what that is, don’t Google it. It’s when you watch your wife or girlfriend in a sexual situation with another man.) It turns out that Murphy had written an article praising this practice in graphic detail.
This situation is very upsetting on a lot of fronts, but most of all it is the willingness of conservatives to take in, support, and elevate anyone they perceive as being on “our side” that is most disturbing. This needs to stop. There are people who have been in this movement for decades, have proven their conservative cred, live conservative lives, and deserve large platforms—but never get them. Instead, the “conservative influencers” latch onto people like Murphy—fly-by-night scammers who end up embarrassing all of us. Why is that? Why is there no basic desire to check into someone’s background? A simple Google search on Murphy’s past articles would have found this. He wrote them in 2015! It wasn’t hidden; no one cared to even look! And the end result is that conservatives end up looking like stupid fools.
And speaking of stupid fools, Tim Pool is still standing behind this creep. He had him on his show, with millions of listeners, so he could explain himself while lying and deflecting blame onto Watson. Tim Pool is a fool if he continues to give this man a platform.
Stop doing this.
For more on the Murphy scandal, follow The Quartering on YouTube.
