It's the Day's Day of Days! Because Nc'nean.
You know, moving on from Muir's usual misogyny, the funny thing is that Muir seems to think this behavior is somehow remarkable in the de facto single party state he's created. But then, the "Gunpowder Republic" is less a realized setting and more a badly thought out wish-fulfillment scenario. It's both an eternally triumphant breakaway state embodying the real Murica, and just a county in imagined Texas. In both scenarios, it doesn't have to face the consequences of its actions, but in different ways.
Far more morbidly compelling than Muir's actual depiction of Xir is the way the peanut gallery (with utter, utter predictability) tears into her every. Single. Time. It's hardly different from the Two Minutes' Hate.
ReplyDeleteWith Xir, Muir finally succeeded in making a female leftist he won't have see the light, because he will never want to hatefuck her.
DeleteJack freakin' POT.
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