Nicki Minaj says Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is projecting childhood resentment onto White Americans, arguing that his hostility stems from unresolved anger toward his parents.
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>on my first date with my mathematically optimised state-assigned breeding partner from the singapore government’s new ‘you are completely useless looks like we are going have to help you have sex’ app
>really nervous, sweating profusely and struggling to make eye contact
>ghost of lee kuan yew appears
>“come on you herbivore make a damn move” he says
>pull out my spaghetti and drop it
>“she is literally mathematically optimised for you please it’s this or we start artificially inseminating people to raise birth rates” he says
>mumble some weird comment about her smell in a flat zoomer monotone voice
>“put your fucking penis inside her for god’s sake” he says
If a Canadian doctor says "Would you rather have a Trans child or a dead child?", it is not a threat. They are just making you aware that they now offers both of these services.
Modern Western economy economic growth checklist:
✅ Ban data centers
✅ Shut down nuclear plants
✅ Mass Third World immigration (IMPORTANT)
✅ Ban cheap Chinese electric cars
✅ Turn world's oil/gas supply into bonfire
✅ Ban free AI
⚪️ Satellite war with Russia and China
Cofnas is effective in no small part because he is a manifestation of a very powerful ethnic cultural archetype that has been at the center of American comedy from before Woody Allen up through Larry David: the consternated Jewish man who is indifferent to social expectations and perplexed by the anger his rejection of the arguments being made before him engenders.
I don’t know if this ethnic ‘type’ is as big a presence in British as American culture, but you get the sense that British blowhards like this journalist don’t recognize that they’re participating in a very specific comedic tableau and lacking that sense of irony are particularly ill suited for it.
See this is why Ross Douhat is on 60 Minutes and I’m not because he sits there and listens respectfully and asks thoughtful questions instead of taking off his shirt and beating this man senseless.