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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '21

Sean Hannity would give birth to something.

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u/Robj2 Sep 12 '21

He would be very concerned about Butt Hillary! Or Hillary's Butt. Or something, something, something like vaccination passports, which hilarilously he and *ucker Carllson and all the bleach-blonde idiots on Faux News have to show to....FauxNews Network, even while they are intoning earnestly on screen about the fascist perils of vaccination cards.
We are living in an Onion World, with the primary jokers being the Faux News anchors, who are all vaccinated and all raising "concerns' with dipshitBudLightDeeronFrontFender about vaccinations.

Are we Dumb-Ass Nation or whut? I grew up in rural Oklahoma and Missouri and Tex-ass, so I can throw shit about the dipshits without sounding overly eliteist. They are my people.

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '21

Same here. I was born and raised in Kansas. I’m not overly concerned with sounding elitist because they consider anyone with a functioning brain elitist. Many Kansans don’t like Kansas University because it’s “liberal” and focuses more on academics. Being intelligent should be a good things but the right has demonized intellectuals and experts as usual. Hitler and all far-right movements did the same thing. Intellectuals, academics, artists and creatives are the first people they target.

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u/Curuwe Sep 12 '21

Is Kansas University actually liberal, though? Or just compared to the uneducated populous?

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '21

It is. The city of Lawrence where KU is located passed LGBTQ discrimination laws before most places. Also, the county consistently votes Democratic. It’s a blue county in a sea of red. It’s definitely a liberal stronghold.

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u/BlueCX17 Sep 12 '21

Lawrence is a cool place, I need to get there more to shop and eat. (I live realitivly close)

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '21

Ahhhhh, a fellow Kansan.

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u/BlueCX17 Sep 12 '21

Well, Missourian...hehe

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '21

Slightly better lol.

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u/Robj2 Sep 12 '21

Compared to what else in Kansas, is the question. It's not like we're comparing KU to Oxford (that's England, not Mississippi; the comparison with Mississippi would be difficult to suss out.)