Nobody wants to hear it, but there's a reason why people engage in that type of rhetoric. Do you think it was an effective political tactic when people made gay jokes about Paul Pelosi? It was. Because they make memes out of it, they laugh about it, it boosts morale. There is an advantage to it.
And to pretend that it's strictly negative doesn't make any sense. Because if so, where is the right suffering for it? Show me where the punishments have been on the right for all of the unhinged statements and actions. Donald Trump is literally a guy who gives bad nicknames to his political opponents. And I'm so sick of this, like, but don't you
think it's bad when you make fun of show me these conversations happening on the right ever, and I will begin to give a fuck. Because this conversation that's happening right now is never happening on Tucker Carlson, on Joe Rogan, on Tim Poole, on Candace Owens, on Ben Shapiro, on Walsh, on Knowles, on Crowder, on any of these other shows, on Megan Kelly, on any none of these people are like, well, were
we too mean when we did this? They're not even close to these cars. So for me to sit here and pretend to like entertain that conversation, I don't give a fuck. So you don't like the whole Michelle Obama, when they go low, we go high. I think Michelle got rid of that. By the way, most people on the right think she's
trans.
