@HannahESpengler 1. That's ridiculous. If you work for a politician, your job is political by default.
2. So they took a job with a politician whose beliefs they don't agree with? Where I come from, we call that "selling out."
3. The people who made the vid are also constituents, so what.
@alicianieves__@JavonPrice The American electorate are the reason why Republicans just suffered the biggest defeat any party has suffered in 50 years.
But yeah, I'm sure you guys can turn it all around by whining about a Tiktok video.
@blonde4thewin@JavonPrice When you just won the biggest landslide in 50 years, you can have any look you want.
Seriously, do you honestly think anyone's going to care about this video in 2028? "Vote Republican, we're still mad about a Tiktok from two years ago." Let it go and learn to stop hating comedy.
@JavonPrice "Sure, we started a war, starved hundreds of thousands of children, and protected Epstein's clients, but you made a snarky Tiktok and that's worse." π‘
@agraybee A lot of 90's pop culture consisted of Boomer creators coming of age and starting to interrogate their childhoods.
So a surprising amount of 90's stuff is really just a reaction to 50's stuff. Look at Ren & Stimpy or Pleasantville for other major examples.
@agraybee Homer became a more likable character as the show evolved, and the Moe's stuff became a wacky staple, but I think originally his drinking was meant to signal that he and his family were a mess.
@agraybee I think that last part was intentional. Homer, especially in the early years, was supposed to be an awful husband and father. Lots of sitcom dads had vices like these which their shows never interrogated, and Groening was taking the piss by taking that to an extreme.
@smartassrhjz@MinaferGeorge@JackBauerActual@esjesjesj Our side believes in freedom, and that includes the freedom to define things about yourself like gender. We don't make that big a deal out of it.
It's not our fault that you people go into hysterics whenever the subject of trans people crosses your obsessed little minds.
@MLK1791@esjesjesj Democrats didn't celebrate because they were too busy trying to figure out who the hell Charlie Kirk was and why everyone on the right was pretending to be upset that a random podcaster died.
Besides, no one was a bigger fan of death and gun violence than Kirk himself.
@Shadyhugs@esjesjesj Trump literally set off fireworks when Kirk died. No one celebrated his death harder than the right. They were all excited because they thought they could exploit his death to win the midterms. Remind me, how did that turn out?
@Ncc_247@esjesjesj Plenty of Republicans (especially the shooter's hero, Nick Fuentes) were anti-Kirk until Kirk was shot and they all started performative pretending they loved him.
Also there's no evidence the dude was gay or a furry, but there are plenty of Republicans who are both.