Owen Shroyer Asserts that Engaging in Debates with the Left is Unproductive, Advocates for Strategic Evolution on the Right

In a recent video, Owen Shroyer expressed a sharp critique of the current conservative strategy, stating that engaging in debates or creating content solely to “own the libs” has become redundant and unproductive. Shroyer questioned the value of interacting with liberals who, in his view, lack political influence or power. “Why should I waste my time on a liberal with no political clout or impact, supporting a powerless party?” he commented.

He likened these interactions to a form of “leveling down” and stagnating, urging a shift in focus. Shroyer suggested conservatives should look inward instead. “If anyone deserves confrontation for being ineffective, it’s those on the right,” he asserted. He emphasized the need for progress rather than lingering on past conflicts, stating, “We should be advancing toward success. Why are we still entangled with these distractions? They should be far behind us.”

Clarifying his stance, Shroyer remarked that his political involvement was never about creating viral content or trolling for entertainment. “It was about achieving victory, evolving, and safeguarding the nation,” he explained. In Shroyer’s opinion, the political right has already outmaneuvered the left’s ideologies and culture, which he describes as “crumbling.” “Their cultural influence is waning,” he noted.

He wrapped up his message by urging conservatives to mature and concentrate on forward momentum instead of rehashing old disputes with the left. “When are you going to join us at the next level? We’ve progressed, while you’re still at an early stage. We’re operating on a much higher plane,” Shroyer concluded.

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He concluded by calling for conservative audiences to “grow up” and focus on advancing rather than revisiting old fights with the left. “When are you going to join us at the next level? Like we’ve moved up a couple of levels. You’re still down here at like level two. We’re on like level four, level five,” Shroyer finished.

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