The manifesto didn't live up to the hype in terms of entertainment value, but I suppose it did what Destiny intended it to do. The first half or so was dedicated to reading fan e-mails that attacked Destiny's deranged tranny adversaries, but the kicker is that they were written by slightly less deranged trannies. This drained all of the energy from the stream and went on for far too long. Destiny really felt that people needed to hear the exact same sentiment echoed 20+ different times. I don't think this section will change anyone's minds, as the trannies are all-or-nothing and have no room for the nuance of "everywhere but muh women's sports" so he will still be regarded as anti-trans by the wider movement.
The next section of the stream was just receipts of a bunch of troons lying, which wasn't anything too revelatory. Again, I don't think these receipts will inspire any change of heart; mentally ill troons don't care about consistency or outright lies, only validation of their fabricated identities and attacks on their enemies.
The Vaush part was pretty thorough, but it really didn't have any real bite. Very matter-of-fact presentation. Vaush lies and is a pedophile by his own definition, yeahyeahyeah everyone's completely shocked.
Overall low energy performance. It probably should've been split up over three days, so the Vaush part could've been highlighted, and the boring troon e-mail testimonies could've stood alone. I've noticed that quite a few of Vaush's current fans know nothing about his sexual harassment of that severely autistic woman on Discord, so a dedicated stream for that section of the manifesto could've been especially scathing.
