I'm not really sure if he's a proper cow, but I unsubbed after his post-Brexit videos. Not because I disagreed with him, but because he basically went full chimpout. I was sorely tempted to post "Aww, Sargon's triggered!" but thought better of it.
Sargon was pro-Brexit, and the video mainly consisted of him impotently tard-raging at Remain supporters. There were a few points that he made that were flawed, greatly, and I can't remember the exact order they were in, so I'll just go through them like this because I'm not in a position where I can go and rewatch it, but it boiled down to "It was okay for Brexiters to be salty when they thought they were losing, but post-vote, salty Remainers hate democracy!"
1) He raged against the petition to have a second referendum vote because Remainers were passing it around and signing it. He completely ignored that the petition was started by a UKIP supporter before the vote even happened because they thought Remain would win.
2) Legally, the poor turnout has an effect on the results. Because the turnout was so low, the actual percentage required for a victory either way was 60%, because it has to account for the portion of the country that didn't turn up. 51-59% would not be enough to count as a majority if the no-shows all went against it, but 60% would mean that, even if the remainder did show up and all vote the same way, it would still count as a majority. The vote was split 52/48, more or less. Sargon completely ignored this fact and can't claim ignorance since there were quite a few people informing him of it.
3) He was vehemently opposed to the statements made by the Remain campaign, which warned of the projected ramifications of leaving, using its Brexit-given nickname "Project FEAR", describing it as baseless scaremongering. Post-Brexit, most of these predictions have thus far been accurate, while the Brexit leaders said that their promises were all lies within a week.
4) He's very fond of mocking #notallfeminists and #notallmuslims, particularly the latter whenever the latest ISIS atrocity happens. However, when MP Jo Cox was murdered by a deranged maniac who expressed extremely patriotic/nationalistic views on England during the run-up to Brexit, the shoe was rapidly put on the other foot as he found himself repeatedly saying that the maniac did not represent all Brexiters. Now, I'm not for a second saying that he's wrong, but it is a might hypocritical.
5) Sargon had a massive chimpout because some people were demanding a second referendum at all, accusing them of being undemocratic and wanting to keep having repeat referendums until they got their way. In doing so, he completely glossed over the speech that UKIP leader and "founder" of Brexit Nigel Farage gave when voting closed. Believing that he had lost, Farage adamantly stated that he would demand another vote as soon as possible, and that it was not over. Upon learning that he had won, Farage announced that "Brexit means Brexit!", a stance that Sargon agrees with. For Sargon, Brexit is absolutely binding, while Remain would not have been.
He's also switched gears heavily on his own style when it comes to Donald Trump. Previously, he roasted politicians regardless of their leaning- His videos around last year's UK Elections had him attacking all of the candidates for their dense promises and gestures. If a candidate/politician said or did something stupid, he brought it up and mocked it. When Trump says or does something stupid, he instead targets the media for daring to report on one of the POTUS candidates being a tard.
Also, I don't think there's a context where a four-hour spergfest circlejerk over a ten minute FullMcIntosh video isn't lulzy.
He's like his buddy Milo. He's not a cow yet, but there's some serious potential, he's got a bit of lulziness, and if Hillary wins the election, we're probably in for a hilarious chimpout.
