Maybe they're trying to tell us their journalism is as meaningful as "50 BEST WEAPONS in Aliens Stabber XVI"?

If you look at the chart through the Lens of Truth it's actually 600 pt comic sans saying, "we have fully internalized the right-wing framing of issues"

(also yes we are looking into DVDs and physical media options for Dropout shows)

We really need every person on the planet to *feel* the thing that is true: billionaires think of you the way you think of the individual nameless subjects in Crusader Kings.

And reminding them that they must adhere to whatever standards their oppressors want.

It happens to be handy that the talking point addresses something external and highly visible and tied with class, but it's not really about those things at all. It's about the person under the clothes. It's about putting them in their place.

It was also a talking point that was used to blame Trayvon Martin for his own murder. I think we're seeing that "but what were they wearing" is about trying to reframe any victim as being irresponsible while asserting dominance (Musk gets away with wearing anything he wants)

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Touché!

I see your Mirage from Aladdin and raise you Captain Amelia from Treasure Planet.