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BillsFanNC

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  1. Sober and rational. The type of movement that you can easily find common ground.
  2. Vogue covers by actual model first lady Melania? 0.0 The media isn't biased though. Not at all.
  3. This would be par for leftists as well... A Kamala Harris ad is making the rounds on social media. It’s the most absurd piece of rubbish imaginable. It’s so bad, it is more believable as parody than reality. But you have to appreciate how insidious it is. There is the old Democrat expression that in Chicago, you throw a brick through your own campaign headquarters window, then hold the press conference about how you were attacked. This video has a subtle iteration of that same strategy. This clip: an overweight gentleman talking about how he “eats carburetors for breakfast” (incidentally, he is the only overweight person in the ad). Why include such idiotic dialogue? Eating carburetors for breakfast literally makes no sense - notwithstanding the expression, and also makes reference to Happy Gilmore, which also mocks the absurdity of the expression. They use the only overweight person in the video and make an eating joke, knowing that the Internet would likely make the obvious joke under the circumstances. After all, to quote The Simpsons when they were still funny: “Her idea of wit is nothing more than an incisive observation humorously phrased and delivered with impeccable timing.” They can then complain about how mean the “right” is, making fun of someone’s weight. When that is in fact exactly what what they are doing: Using the overweight person as a prop for political profit, knowing the jokes that will emanate will make under the circumstances. Kamala Harris is exactly what she accuses Trump of being. If you do not understand that by now, you likely never will.
  4. Yup. So completely out of touch. Cringe. Who among our resident useful idiots thinks this ad is in any way effective for Kamala?
  5. Awesome. Stern is beyond pathetic. Greg Gutfeld roasts Howard Stern's feminine interview with Kamala Harris: "I mean, talk about a transition. On Tuesday, he conducted an interview with Kamala Harris that was so simpering and feminine. I got my period while listening to it. So a guy who's supposed to be funny for a living now claims her candidacy is too important to joke about. This is a guy who once joked right after the Columbine massacre that the killers should have raped the students before killing them. Not that I like that Stern, but this pendulum swing from saying the most tasteless thing in the universe to putting your balls in a tic tac container. You got to wonder what's going on here. It's striking that the king of the most misogynistic humor ever now turns into a breathless over a progressive, hopelessly shallow candidate." Howard Stern went from mocking prostitutes to promoting one for president.
  6. Those of us who don't live under a green sky can see it clearly.
  7. Indeed all these things are meant to provoke. Then to point at the right wing MAGA crazies when something does happen.
  8. Why get real life voters for an ad when you can instead pay far left actors! Joy and transparency!
  9. The most apt meaning of “cultural Marxism” is that the underlying oppressor-versus-oppressed analytical dynamic utilized in Marxism proper is re-appropriated out of the economic context and into the cultural context (see also, conflict theory, neo-Marxism, identity politics, and applied postmodernism). In many regards, this application of Marxian conflict theory to cultural phenomena is, in fact, what neo-Marxism is about and is also what Critical Social Justice is about, if in the latter case one reduces “cultures” to a sense of solidarity with and shared values and political aims within one’s identity groups, say like race, sex, gender, or sexuality. A related meaning that is also not completely wrong and is characteristic of both movements—neo-Marxism and Critical Social Justice (though much more the former)—is the belief that the socioeconomic goals of Marxism, i.e., socialism and/or communism, can in the end be achieved through cultural means and agitations
  10. Wikipedia to "debunk" cultural Marxism. You can't make it up. Useful idiots indeed.
  11. Cultural Marxism defined. It's happening all around you and plain to see. Unless you're a useful idiot living under a green sky. For example ⬆️
  12. Now we shift to its happening and here's why it's good, racists.
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