Somewhere, there's a website that shows a series of Charlie Kirk photos, and you need to guess whether his face had been digitally shrunken or that's just how it actually is.
I love how this is supposed to be a gotcha when in fact, it clearly illustrates the point that the hard right GOP is a cesspool of misinformation, disinformation, propaganda, superstition, and Facebook posts.
It’s like there’s one group that just wants to make everything a shitty corporate owned authoritarian theocracy, then there there’s literally everyone else.
There's a picture of a girl with a similar build and hair as Kaitlyn. This girl is passed out face down with an enormous pile of shit resting on her thighs. While I can't say for certain it is her in that picture, someone once asked her if she shit herself at a frat party and her response was "why are you talking about that?"
To add on to the other part, cringe things she's done on college campuses, she routinely goes back to try and debate with college kids about politics using all sorts of weird false dichotomies and shit. She usually gets out debated by the kids she's bothering. She's a crazed religious zealot and a bat shit libertarian fundamentalist.
Her issue is she has no idea how to bait people into becoming the screaming feminist meme. She just went around campus asking what people thought about trans people in bathrooms. Absolutely nobody gave a shit, and she just does the "oh really? That's fine with you? OK" thing as if she's proving how degenerate they are. I can only assume that's what she thought, because she posted that video herself, and it truly comes off as her being obnoxious and absolutely nobody taking the bait.
In another video she says everyone at a pride parade is a groomer while trying to attend said parade. I say trying because she was denied access.
Luckily liberty hangout, the monarchist group she's in, has fallen off and I haven't heard much from them lately.
Probably the weirdest thing about modern American politics, to me, is the fact that the myth that left-wingers favor government intervention and right-wingers favor individual liberty still holds, when it's so bludgeoningly obvious that the opposite is in fact true.
At this point, it's pretty much just a given if you read an article about some government banning something - denying some right or another - that it's the right that's doing it. That's become their response to everything - whatever it is, we need to ban it. We need to get the government to interfere in everything, all the time.
Yet somehow, dunderheads continue to hold to this brazenly inaccurate myth that the left is the big government side and the right is the individual liberty side.
It's just weird to me, and not weird in a scoffing, cynicsl way - weird in an entirely alien, this doesn't even begin to even make sense way. It's as if right-wingers are running around, alternately billing themselves as the "don't get punched in the mouth" party and punching themselves in the mouth.
"See?! [Punch] If you vote for us [Punch] you won't get punched! [Punch] We're the party [Punch] that takes a stand against [Punch] punching! [Punch]."
Left-wingers generally want government intervention that applies to corporations and the wealthy, usually tax stuff to help fund social programs and regulations to keep people safe etc. Right-wingers generally want government intervention that applies to individuals, usually regarding stuff that does not actually affect them at all but they don't like it so they want the government to force people to stop doing such things.
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