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It's not that nobody cares, it's that their audience agrees with them. Tucker is still on TV even after major advertisers pulled out of his program.
Kanye West: King of the Sunken Place, "Watch the Throne"
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I think Politicians are a unique populations as they do have to answer for their opinions every election. Their communities have to actively chose to support or reject them every few years.
I do agree with Sharpe that the goal post of forgiveness moves based on the ethnic background of the person giving it.
I do agree with Sharpe that the goal post of forgiveness moves based on the ethnic background of the person giving it.
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Also a lot of politicians unfortunately don't have the reach or presence like a Kanye West.
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Keep moving the goal posts
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Yeah, I think Dave takes were not that good.
But I assume he is tryna be edgy
But I assume he is tryna be edgy
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Well - to be honest, imagining a RustyShackleford comedy special got me rollin over / stomping my chelsea boots laughing already
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I didn't say it wasn't funny, I just said some of the takes were not good.Well - to be honest, imagining a RustyShackleford comedy special got me rollin over / stomping my chelsea boots laughing already
I think Kanye West's actions are partly because of mental illness, his "Hollywood has a lot of Jews" thing doesn't make much sense as it relates to Kanye because it wasn't just about Hollywood Jewish people Ye had an issue with, the point about black people not causing Jewish people's problem is true but that is a point that doesn't really relate to Kyrie, and his take about poor white people's attraction to Trump isn't really true. I have read a ton about this very issue, it wasn't him calling out corruption, it was his white grievance politics on social issues
But if you gonna be rocking your Chelseas at the Shackleford Def Comedy Jam, you might want to get a fresh pair. The ones you got might be a couple sizes too small
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If you've done a lot of reading on it
What does the whole "crooked Hillary" thing have to do with "white grievance"?
Jews and Hollywood isn't supposed to tie to Kanye just like the Ferguson line isnt
What does the whole "crooked Hillary" thing have to do with "white grievance"?
Jews and Hollywood isn't supposed to tie to Kanye just like the Ferguson line isnt
See what I mean
Gold!
That's how comedy works when folks aren't looking for a reason not to laugh. IJS.
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i bet kanye hates jewish people because pete davidson is jewish.
he seems like a big ***** *** simp to do something like that.
he seems like a big ***** *** simp to do something like that.
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He was calling her corrupt
But that is not the reason poor white conservatives flocked to him over other Republicans in the primary (like most Republican primary voters would already have a low opinion of her) and swung to him in the general (non-college educated voters have been trending toward the GOP since the 1990s, Trump just accelerated the trend.
Trump ran one of the most corrupt governments in recent history, gave the wealthy a massive tax cut, and tried to make the healthcare for middle and lower-income people much worse, and did just as good in Ohio in 2020 as he did in 2016.
It is more about white grievance politics about liberals supposedly putting minorities ahead of white people than him being the anti-corruption dude.
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In addition, he still had a lot of pull within the base and the leadership (up until the midterm results), despite having openly mishandled classified information and lied about it.
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Who was looking for a reason not to laugh?See what I mean
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That's how comedy works when folks aren't looking for a reason not to laugh. IJS.
"I didn't say it wasn't funny, I just said some of the takes were not good."
The assignment was to be funny Fam.
He's a comedian.
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Yeah, and a lot of poor uneducated white people bought into his portrayal of her being corrupt
To portray them all as seeking "white grievance" is incredibly narrow minded
You might as well call them all proud boys
As for Dave, yeah, I get what he's saying, a lot of people won't though
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Ok, but the point is that given Trump's actions before and after 2016, it is clear he is corrupt too. More than her all things considered. And he pays no electoral price for his corruption
That means these voters are not truly motivated by anti-corruption politics.
I am not calling them white grievance politics. It is a term political scientists, analysis, and pundit use all the time. You can literally type the word into Google and tons of articles come up regarding the issue and other phrases for the same phenomena.
If you think it is in reality narrow-minded to use the commonly used terms but the people that write about the subject, I don't know what to tell you. That seems incredibly silly to me.
And no, it comes nowhere close to calling someone a proud boy.
I just suspect you are doing that thing where you nitpick and pearl clutch at something you see a progressive saying because of your own petty grievances with progressives
I am not interested in another Healthinspector NT therapy session famb
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This is dumb
How does this amount to me trying not to laugh? Because you assume it is?
Dave Chappelle is a comedian, I understand that, he is very good at that, he also gives social commentary that he wants people to take seriously too. Thinking Dave is funny, but making a bad take is not mutually exclusive.
Dave admits to being wrong about certain things all the time. He said he was wrong about giving Trump a chance (he said this on SNL too), and he said his views changed on transgender issues over the years.
I think it is completely fair to say he made a bad take. It is a pretty innocuous thing to say
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This actually isn't one of those times where I'm trying to "gaslight" progressive people... I think
You're whole "what Dave's saying is wrong and untrue except that one part" is just not true
If you disagree with what he's saying, fine
But it's also fine that maybe youre not really getting what he's saying
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I get what he is saying
And I disagree with it
And that is also perfectly fine
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wrong thread…?
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That's Kanye's archnemesis
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Is that Kanye’s post Kim ex?
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It's the new successor of the adidas yeezys so it's related
