It's the Day's Day of Days! Because that boy ain't right.
As we watch yet another edition of the Feds being so foolish and weak that the cast have nothing to fear, let's note it's amazing how Muir refuses to let masking go. He is no longer under any obligation to do it anywhere, but he is still bitterly insisting that his refusal makes him superior, and that anyone who does it is his inferior.
Also kind of ironic that he is bitching about someone STILL wearing a mask...just as another COVID variant has started spreading, and I'm starting to see more and more people in my neighborhood once again masking up!
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile, the Peanut Gallery invokes the old hackneyed trope "liberalism is a mental disorder". Which they further elaborate on by referencing their, quote, "total lack of 'empathy'".
ReplyDeleteThis from the people who explicitly hate just about everyone, and openly circle jerk to violent fantasies of mass murder. Incredible.
Also I have no idea why the word "empathy" was in quotes. All I know is that a very, very, large number of adults have absolutely no idea how to use quotation marks correctly. I see it constantly. It's easy to mock Trump for it, along with the weird random capitalizations, but the truth is a TON of people do both those things. They'll use them in weird ways that are incorrect from every standpoint, and it's sometimes hard to discern what they were even trying, incorrectly, to convey.
There's a right-wing hack cartoonist named Todd Schowalter --- who's kind of Muir's opposite in a way; he's as hackneyed, stale and generic as Muir is...well...a completely unique, one-of-a-kind freakazoid --- and believe it or not, this boob constantly uses quotation marks when he's clearly SUPPOSED to be using boldface.
Yep. Go ahead and look up his awful cartoons and you'll see it almost immediately. This genius uses quotation marks instead of boldface.
And as a reward for his staggering incompetence, he gets syndicated. Because copy editing is dead, and there is no God.
Goodness, I sure went on a tangent, there.
So these people claim WE are the ones without empathy, in the same breath that they mock anyone who feels the need to wear a mask?? Ahhahahahaha....
DeleteIt clearly started out of confusion involving sarcasm quotes, but, yeah, it's become its own thing now.
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