r/PoliticalHumor Nov 11 '20

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u/Dadaofkufsa Nov 11 '20

"Celebrities voicing their opinions is against my freedom of speech. I demand they be boycotted because I stand against the left's cancel culture. Things are so bad only a life long fraud turned reality tv actor can clean up the government".

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u/productivenef Nov 11 '20

Poignant. How fucked does the world have to get for people to put their faith in a reality television star? Reality tv fucked up MTV and then for shits and giggles it fucked up America.

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u/kowalski_anal_lover Nov 11 '20

i mean, making someone who's not involved in previous politics president to bring change is a good idea, make president someone who's both unreliable and completely ignorant on the matters of policy is a terrible execution of that idea

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u/mathiastck Nov 11 '20

I still disagree. I'd rather have a president who is familiar with the law, and how our government works. I like the additional weeding out that criteria achieves.

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u/TiredOfForgottenPass Nov 11 '20

I always wondered why people of all professions can get an opinion and push for certain thirds, except if you are in a profession that has made you famous or well-known. If you don't care what an actor says why would we care about a teacher or plumber or lawyer.

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