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She didn't skip leg day.

No lies detected. You'd think that truth would be obvious.

Colbert did humanity a favour here. By featuring a(n intentionally) unfunny Skibidi Toilet parody on late-night television, he is contributing to the death of that particular meme. Skibidi Toilet parodies have officially become a dead horse thanks to him. Think of it as accelerationism but for comedy. Thank you, Colbert.

Except it's not an "excuse." The joke is "Biden is out of touch and would probably post cringe like this," not "haha skibidi = funny."

> "The church in Trench Crusade is meant to mirror the modern Christian churches issues. Ignoring teachings of Jesus and the bible in favor of the interpretations of mortal men, treating people who disagree with the interpretation of the book as heretics, a tendency to indoctrinate and harm children either through the many cases of sexual assault or abuse under the pretense of them being sinful."

If it's intended to be a "take that" at Christianity, then it's not a very strong one. Those are all things that Christians have said about other Christians for (checks notes) at least 1,000 years at this point. Nor is it a particularly "modern" critique of Christianity for the same reasons. "Hypocrites exist" isn't a message I think most Christians – even most right-wing Christians – would find objectionable.

The painter said he wanted to "communicate the subject's deep humanity." How did he think covering everything except Charles' face and hands in a layer of red would accomplish that exactly?

"A miserable little pile of fur."

Can't help but notice that there are no headphones, so "Listening to frogs" means she is listening to her frog good friend. How nice.

Wouldn't be the first time a Justice League member had this problem:

Fascinating how a man who frowns on video games suddenly presents himself as caring about video games when it involves owning the libs in some way.

Also,
"Video games are a sacred cow in this country"
Which is why everyone from Hillary Clinton to (You) blames them for violence?

Yes, people change their minds. But usually when people change their minds, they tend to openly say that they did so, and why they did so.

Ever since Qanon became semi-mainstream, I have given up hope in assuming that most things of this sort are done in jest.

I can't help but find it funny how people make comparisons to both the late Republic AND the late Empire, and as a result, their whole USA = Rome analogy falls apart really quick.
Yeah, sure buddy, I bet that people like Pompey or Augustus would have been able to understand the problems of Majorian and Honorius.

Yes. And he invented tricknology, too.

I know this is making fun of the original comment, but while corporations (obviously) aren't known for leftism, many (mostly online) leftists are known for hypocrisy.

I think people are more focused on him being of Puerto Rican descent than his appearance.

>"Most non crazy actually left wing media"

Well, people tend not to describe "non-crazy" things as "woke."
And the ones who do are usually, themselves, "crazy."

This feels like a situation that a left-winger (or self-aware right-winger) would make up as a joke. Like those TPUSA parodies where it's just Ben Shapiro saying something horny. Except it's not a joke, it's real.

The natural end result of such behaviour:

Most twelve year olds are at least capable of admitting when they did something wrong.
In fact… so did Mabel, even if it took very, very long for her to do so.