Editing Stefan Molyneux

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'''Stefan Basil Molyneux''' (born September 24, 1966) is an Irish-born Canadian alt-right white nationalist, white supremacist, podcaster, and banned YouTuber who promotes conspiracy theories, eugenics and racism. As of 2020, he has been permanently banned from YouTube, Twitter, SoundCloud, PayPal and Mailchimp for violating their hate speech policies.

== Biography ==
In 1995, Stefan founded a Toronto-based company called Caribou Systems Corporation along with his brother Hugh until the company was sold five years later.

In 2004, Molyneux created his own podcast website called ''Freedomain Radio'' and has made thousands of podcasts and videos since then.

During his career on YouTube, Molyneux had uploaded videos promoting racism towards non-whites and downplayed various historical atrocities, such as [[The Holocaust]] and the [[Amerindian Genocide|genocide of Native Americans]].

In August of 2017, a book written by Molyneux was published, titled ''The Art of the Argument: Western Civilization's West Stand''.

In July of 2018, Molyneux and [[Lauren Southern]] hosted an event in Australia and New Zealand, where they justified the colonialism and [[Indigenous Australian Genocide|genocide against Aboriginal Australians]] and the [[New Zealand Wars]].

Since November of 2019, Molyneux's accounts on PayPal and Mailchimp have been suspended, prompting Molyneux to upload a YouTube video requesting his followers to donate money to him, as he could not find any regular employment.

On June 30, 2020, Molyneux's YouTube channel was banned, along with other white supremacists such as [[David Duke]] and [[Richard Spencer]] for violating YouTube's hate speech policies. One week later, Molyneux's Twitter account was banned as well.
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