• miz [any, any]@hexbear.net
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    25 days ago

    idiot A makes a fictional reference, idiot B replies in the same mode, and then idiot A attacks the concept of using fictional references

    kind-vladimir-ilyich

    • Sitcoms written by neoliberals who have never known injustice in their coddled lives writing a world where Neoliberalism is a kooky funny little side adventure that doesnt turn people into bloodied mulch? Gosh, i shall make this my entire personality

      • BuhbyeLittleGumshoe [he/him]@hexbear.net
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        24 days ago

        That moment of white collar workplace comedies concentrated around peak neoliberal triumphalism let’s say mid late 90s is just vile for me. Sure enjoy your petty interpersonal disputes while a genocide happens in Rwanda, the former Soviet Union spends 10 years as a mobster shithole, and the U.S. does assorted imperial misadventures like helping Saddam in the Iran Iraq war.

  • infuziSporg [e/em/eir]@hexbear.net
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    25 days ago

    The link goes to a video of Haley Stevens crunching over and putting on a country-fried voice to do posturing.

    I need to know if she’s always like this.

  • Damarcusart [he/him, comrade/them]@hexbear.net
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    24 days ago

    Everything must be compared to fiction and never reality, for reality is arcane and unknowable, except through comparing it to fictional works, except when that would make a lib lose an argument, then it is the height of foolishness for someone to compare fiction and reality, even when you were literally just doing that yourself 5 seconds ago. Object permanence is an obstacle to winning online arguments.