@crmonks Vietnam-style "We had to destroy the village to save it" effects on comedy, perhaps? The amount of dipshittery we all consume can't be healthy for us.
@justcuuper The republicans have been marching down this path for decades. From Rush Limbaugh to "if yer not wit us yer agin us" to the tea party to q to MAGA. They've been fine with it at every point. All republicans are bastards.
@svdate I assumed he's trying to draw a connection with NAMBLA to appeal to dipshit right wingers who like to call liberals pedophiles. It's dipshittery, whatever he's trying.
In a few months, hopefully, republicans will have lost and will be desperately trying to show that they're normal people who deserve to be listened to. But remember: they've been weird for decades, and anyone with an r behind their name say that and said, "yeah, sure."
@Leahgreenb It's a shame we use the same word to describe Weird Al and weird MAGA but fortunately our language is strong enough to incorporate context clues so people who claim they don't understand the difference are lying and the latter.
@SethAbramson It is a shame this language doesn't distinguish between Weird Al weird and weird MAGA weird, but at least context clues make it obvious what's meant.
@RpsAgainstTrump But Donald trump is the natural culmination of decades of ever-growing right-wing dipshittery. Why was the tea party not a step too far for you people? Or lying into Iraq? Or "Feminazis?"
@DevinCow You can like all the people who say good things without spending 95% of their time saying bullshit that will expand their platform instead. It limits/eliminates your celebrity options but that's not such a bad thought by.