He talks about a lot of stuff, but I think what might be most important is him disagreeing with all the people saying that if you don't "take a side" in the debate you're a horrible person.
And that if we all "take a side" immediately it's so hard to empathize with each other.
I'll defend Quinn and Sarkeesian against the trolls that are harassing them, because hate speech simply isn't cool, but as to their message, no I can't defend them because I just don't know enough from both sides.
> I'm not trying to reach across the aisle. I was never in the other aisle to begin with. I walked into the chamber, and it was on fire, and people were stabbing each other. It sucked.