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Steven Crowder 

A popular far right wing grifter and casual racist, anti-Semite, xenophobic, homophobic, and transphobic political commentator. He's known for being a douche bag frat bro who wears a gun holster at all times as a means to project fake machismo. He claims to be a great debater, but only debates people who he already knows agree with him and college students who are not used to publicly debating. When confronted by someone who actually knows how to debate (namely Sam Seder), he runs away like the little wimp that he actually is.
Sam Seder: Hi Steven, I'm here to debate you!
Steven Crowder: Oh no Sam Seder's here! What a fucking nightmare!
Steven Crowder by Lynch/Fellini July 21, 2021
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Steven Crowder 

A popular conservative political commentator and comedian known for the "Change My Mind" segment, where he talks to people about controversial issues in an attempt to have a civil conversation where people rationalize their arguments and perhaps change their minds
Did you see the latest episode of Steven Crowder's show?
Steven Crowder by Actual Patriot September 9, 2021

Steven Crowder Response 

When a person presents themselves as wanting to learn a different perspective on a topic, but is only using that as a ruse for them to present their own perspective on a topic in a condescending & unhelpful manner.

comes from a tweet posted by Steven Crowder on his twitter account on February 18, 2018, featuring an image of him sitting as a kiosk just outside of the Texas Christian University which featured a sign that read "Male privilege is a myth. change my mind." this image quickly became famous as people started changing the topic to fit any situation they need. the image was immortalized as a meme.
Person A: So what good has capitalism ever done for any country?

Person B: a lot good example A example b example c

Person A: Ha, you're clearly an uneducated bigot those examples you cited where actually thanks to opposing ideology

Person B: ...Dude... Steven Crowder Response much?

A Steven Crowder

To be metaphorically "in the closet" and so fearful of your homosexuality that you viciously and relentlessly attack other homosexuals.
He is so in denial he is pulling "a Steven Crowder".
Before coming to terms with his homosexuality Ricky Martin did "a Steven Crowder".
He may be married to Hilary but that guy is so gay he must be doing "a Steven Crowder"!
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