https://youtube.com/watch?v=YsbcBkJKZDo
Anchor babies turning into furry artists, while their parents get deported wasn't on my bingo card for ICE deportations but here we are.
Examples like this are held up as examples of how Rethugiclanazis are so heartless, tearing apart families, and won't anyone think of the wife and children left without their main breadwinner? But if a white man were found to have been committing a crime for 35 years and wound up in jail for it, who would be considered the asshole? The cops and the courts for sending the man to jail? Or the man for getting into a situation where he winds up in jail and can't provide for his family? The white man of course.
I know
why the double standard, but I refuse to accept it. You want to feel bad for this poor starving furry artist who has to hustle to sell extra commissions to pay her bills now that her dad is deported? Okay, fine. Let your heart bleed as much as you want. You want to blame someone for this horrible thing? Don't blame the cops for enforcing a law that's been a law for longer than you've been alive, blame the father for putting the family in that situation to begin with by breaking the law, and then letting the situation fester until he got caught.
He's patronizing to the highest degree. That his message was genuine, heartfelt and wholesome made it work (they've tried to deconstruct Fred Rogers over the years but never succeeded because he's a specimen of the incredibly rare species of children's entertainer who never diddled a kid or had a scandal), but I also never took to his tone and mannerisms as a kid either. I never responded well to patronizing talking down as a kid so I never "clicked" with him.
I had a conflicted relationship with Fred Rogers as a kid. I absolutely
hated to be patronized or talked down to, that was one of the things that would get me to ignore an adult. You're dismissing me? Fine, I shall dismiss you; turnabout is fair play. You can imagine how popular this made me with adults as a little kid. In Fred Roger's case, I very quickly picked up that he was patronizing, but because his message was genuine, heartfelt and wholesome, because I could tell he genuinely believed what he was saying and it came from a desire to help kids grow up to be their best selves, in his case I let it slide. He was one of a few I didn't write off.
To bring this back on topic for the thread, I lament there isn't someone like him around today. Andrew Brietbart was right: politics is downstream of culture. It is why leftists have spent decades rotting institutions like the schools and media from within. How kids are treated, the media they consume, the ideas they're exposed to in their younger years can have massive effects on their personality and worldview and how susceptible they are to leftist corruption in their adolescence and early adulthood. Society needs people of genuine patience and good will like Fred Rogers today.
… you’re fucking with me, did they really get Mandate of Heaven’d? That’s literal divine intervention ‘plague of locusts’ level shit.
They've been getting Mandate of Heaven'd off and on since a bioweapon escaped their research labs in in late 2019
Can we build a little camp and put Hulkster, Stud, and Fatpacks in it?
Only if the camp has a cozy fire pit, a nearby stream with plenty of fish, and some nearby hiking trails that lead to truly breathtaking views of natural wilderness. If we're going to send our favorite retards away to camp, they should have a good time.
