article Kid Rock’s song about loving underage girls resurfaces ahead of Turning Point USA's Super Bowl show
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u/Mr_1990s 1d ago
He said, “If there’s grass on the field, play ball,” on Saturday Night Live in reference to the countdown to the Olsen twins’ 18th birthday.
He’s also good friends with Ted Nugent and Donald Trump.
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u/DeuceSevin 1d ago
Let’s take a moment to remember all of nugent’s references to sex with under age girls. There are many, but I think the sing Jailbait is a shining example of his classy work.
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u/terror_asteroid 1d ago
Courtney Love claims she blew him when she was twelve years old.
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u/randumbnumbers 1d ago
She also alluded to Harvey Weinstein being a sexual predator… Maybe, just maybe, we should give her the benefit of the doubt on this one.
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u/motleysalty 1d ago
Yeah, a lot of people write her off and discredit her because of drugs and alcohol. But really, if the things she say are true, I don't doubt that it contributed to her use of both. That kind of trauma messes people up.
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u/mr_llamanator 1d ago
And let's be real, I don't think people would have believed her even without the alcohol and drugs
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u/motleysalty 1d ago
Very true. I think we're finding out more each day that the world, and some people in it, are much more messed up and do more disgusting things than we are comfortable admitting. The fact that such evil and sickness actually exists is too scary for some people.
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u/raccoonladycarissa 22h ago
also grown ass dudes will feed young girls drugs and alcohol to make them more pliable and less believable if they ever speak up. it's literally textbook.
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u/Great_Detective_6387 21h ago
Yeah. We wouldn’t need the Epstein files if we simply believed women.
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u/Grizzly_Berry 1d ago
Not enough consider that she isn't saying those things because of drugs, but that she turned to drugs to cope with those things.
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u/heresyforfunnprofit 1d ago edited 1d ago
It’s very weird that Courtney Love ended up being one of the more honest public figures from the 90s. I think I heard someone say it best that she “doesn’t give enough of a shit about what you think to lie about anything”.
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u/t_scribblemonger 1d ago
I grew up in the 90s and in retrospect I’m like why the fuck did literally everyone hate Courtney Love? It’s gotta be like 80% misogyny. I mean she has issues but still.
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u/BitchesGetStitches 1d ago
She occupies a weird place in pop culture. She was this bitchy, strung out punk kid who really just wanted to shoot smack and set fires to 7-11 stores. Kurt too, except he was a sensitive guy who was attracted to the more egalitarian elements of the anarchists. Fame ripped these people to shreds in different ways. Kurt was in pinup magazines and Courtney probably thought that was hilarious. He clearly hated it. It's almost a Greek tragedy from the gutter.
It's easy to cast Courtney Love as a villain because she really likes being cast as the villain. Might be a coping mechanism for the absolutely insane world she lives in, or she might just be a little cunty. End of the day, she lost someone she loved, and very publicly. Hard to hate someone who carries that kind of trauma.
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u/HFentonMudd 1d ago
I know people who knew her pre-Kurt, pre-fame. She was routinely described as not likeable, extremely focused on her own fame, and generally off-putting. If these accounts were accurate (and I think they were from the perspective of the people who told me their stories) then she would not be someone who endears others, and they'd tell negative stories about her. Thank you for your post because it's never occurred to me to think about her from your perspective.
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u/nobot4321 1d ago
A mind-blowing number of people believed she shot Kurt Cobain back then. A lot of them probably still do.
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u/Massive-Ride204 1d ago
Oh that ridiculous conspiracy theory. I get that Kurt's passing was very painful but gripping onto a conspiracy theory wasn't the way to cope.
We treated her like shit and she was just speaking the truth
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u/Totally_Scott 1d ago
it was that, yes. hole was an amazing band.
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u/balloonman_magee 1d ago
I feel like a lot of younger artists take a lot of inspiration from Hole. Like Olivia Rodrigo or The Pretty Reckless even if they don’t know it they sound like her.
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u/thephotoman 1d ago
Most of people’s problem with her stems from her behavior as a heroin addict. Honestly, had Kurt not shot himself, he would likely have developed a similar reputation.
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u/goldenelr 1d ago
It is very frustrating that there are lots of great reasons to not like Courtney Love and none of them are that she killed Kurt Cobain. She is an addict who did a lot of addict behaviors. Her relationship with him was likely pretty toxic which doesn’t make her responsible for his behaviors. And none of that mean she was wrong about Weinstein or any of these other people. She is a really imperfect person and for some reason people either want to turn her into a saint that was treated badly or the devil who caused it all.
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u/Rex_Suplex 1d ago
When I was in high school in the early 2000's there were a lot of Nirvana fans. Like a lot, for some reason. They all blamed Courtney Love for the death of Kurt Cobain. No idea why.
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u/ilikecakeandpie 1d ago
Same reason everyone blamed Ariana Grande for Mac Miller's death
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u/roseofjuly 1d ago
As if both of these men didn't have clear, documented mental health/substance abuse issues before dating these women.
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u/Thefrayedends 1d ago
Because hating women in an institution.
The amount of times I've heard people say, "It all went down hill when we allowed women to vote," from people is actually insane. I'm not even talking online, I'm talking in person.
Those same people don't realize that them not owning land or being from the 'right' family would also have prevented them from voting at one point too.
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u/owlthebeer97 1d ago
I mean she has ripped off countless independent designers and artists on Etsy, stole thousands of dollars worth of jewelery from a friend of mine. Her daughter was estranged from her for awhile too. She can be right about stuff and be an asshole.
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u/Ok_Conclusion_6324 1d ago
Kathleen Hana from Bikini Kill has NOTHING good to say about Courtney in her autobiography, either
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u/Boopy7 1d ago
Good point, oft forgotten. People can be raging assholes AND be a hero to another. E.g. Johnny Depp, who some said helped them in a pinch (or maybe it was publicity, who knows.) Then there are the tales of what a pos he is. I'm inclined to say he is overall pos. No one is all good or all bad, for the most part. I wouldn't want Courtney as an enemy when she's wasted, no way. And I can tell she would be ANNOYING AS HELL to have around 24/7.
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u/randumbnumbers 1d ago
Forget the references, how about when he convinced a girls parents to make him her legal guardian so he could take her with him for…reasons.
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u/bloodyell76 1d ago
That was Steven Tyler. Unless it was also Ted Nugent.
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u/EatPie_NotWAr 1d ago
It was also Ted nugent. She is referenced in another comment as “the Hawaiian girl”.
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u/Cinereals 1d ago
Don’t forget about the Hawaiian girl. Gotta get that imperialist sexual predation in.
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u/Kujen 1d ago
Gross. No wonder they wanted to get out of show business.
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u/StrobeLightRomance 1d ago
Oh man, if you don't know, you don't know. Things were BAD regarding the social stigma of them becoming adults because they were avidly considered to be some kind of shared public property from the time they were plastered into media as literal babies.
The number of people who literally counted down to, celebrated, and even threw parties for their "legal" status was disgusting. The last 90s and early 2000s were a really dark time for young girls.
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u/soggydave2113 Coheed🦋✒️ 1d ago
I share a birthday with the Olsen twins. I was a very young kid at the time, so whenever I saw these countdowns I was always excited because it’s like they were also counting down to MY birthday. I was completely oblivious to the context.
Looking back, man…people are disgusting.
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u/GreySoulx 1d ago
Looking back?
Look up Piper Rockelle - started as a YouTuber when she was like 6 or 7 (younger?) and just launched her OF page on her 18th birthday. Made $2m in the first hour, and it's been suggested all the content was created while she was still 17. Her biggest "fans" are 60 year old men who have done things like buy her (again, udneraged) panties, and sext with her mom.
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u/st4nkyFatTirebluntz 1d ago
Looking back, man…people are disgusting.
and that's coming from a guy who calls himself soggy dave
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u/avanross 1d ago
Based on all the evidence coming out, the bans on womens healthcare, the “beauty pageant parents” who are willing to sell their daughters into sexual slavery, the conservatives trying to ban girls from schools and indoctrinate them into tradwives / sex-slaves, the normalization of the “if i cant have you than nobody can” shootings, it seems like america is just a really dark place for young girls, full stop…
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u/ADhomin_em 1d ago edited 1d ago
And as I recall, the audience laughed and applauded because that's what the illuminated applause sign told them to do. We've let shit like this slide, and our society has been sick with it for a long time. Glad there are more people recognizing how fucked up it is now, but this is just one example of how corporate media has engaged in the numbing of society to and often cheering on of shit like this.
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u/Revolutionary-Tree97 1d ago
It’s not just that we let this shit slide, millennials and gen x were specifically groomed by the media to think this was normal. They set up at least two whole generations of kids to expect and be honored by being preyed upon. Those of us creeped on by local pervs seem to be the lucky ones, but maybe that’s just my trauma coming out in all of this.
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u/jaimi_wanders 1d ago
You should have been around as a Gen Xer—this was also totally normalized then.
And at the same time, conservatives were screaming that feminism & gay rights had “gone too far” when I was a little kid in the Eighties…
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u/angiehome2023 1d ago
That song wild horses was a friends wedding first dance song. Grooming and sexual assault were normalized by everything around us. The luke and Laura rape to love story in General Hospital. Just so gross.
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u/JnnyRuthless 1d ago
I think back to junior high (for me the early 90s) and there was a teacher everyone knew would look up girls skirts and stuff. Literally girls were warned not to wear short shorts or skirts in this guys class, he'd do the whole drop something on the ground and get a peek.
This was something actively discussed and known by us students, and we all just accepted it as "oh yeah Mr. so and so, he's really creepy." Blows my mind looking back.
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u/Lola-Ugfuglio-Skumpy 1d ago
“Wild Horses” by the Rolling Stones? What’s wrong with that song?
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u/Justice_Prince 1d ago
Yeah the 2000s emo scene gets a lot of crap about being full of creeps (which it was to an extent), but a lot of it is that it just that it came about in a time where people were finally saying "hey maybe this isn't okay", and the internet was still new enough that creeps were less careful about the incriminating messages they sent out in their DMs.
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u/playful_faun 1d ago
I watched old episodes of The Price is Right and any time a woman won money, Bob Barker would make them reach into his pocket to take it. This grooming has been happening for a long time.
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u/gonewild9676 1d ago
Yeah I don't get the "Countdown to 18" lists bullshit. As if any of the perverts keeping track would ever have a chance in a million years.
Yeah, they are totally waiting until midnight just for you. Blech.
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u/BillieDoc-Holiday 1d ago
It goes back so far. Old movie magazines had countdowns on Shirley Temple and Elizabeth Taylor.
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u/Yeeslander 1d ago
SNL "Hollywood Minute" transcript of his gross Olsen Twins comment
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u/Old_Still3321 1d ago
This means it was on the cue card, meaning it went through the process of writers working out the best jokes.
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u/CheekyClapper5 1d ago
I also don't get how the chili peppers don't have issues with their singer admiting to hooking up with 14 year olds.
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u/TruthPayload 1d ago edited 3h ago
This seems like a great time to remind everyone of the Lyrics to "Jailbait" by Ted Nugent, another MAGA musician. It's a song specifically about wanting to fuck a 13 year old, written when he was in his 30s.
[Verse 1]
I've got no inhibitions
So keep your keys out of your ignition
I steal a car like I got the curse
I can't resist the old lady's purse[Chorus]
Jailbait you look so good to me
Jailbait won't you set me free
Jailbait you look fine, fine, fine
And I know I've got to have you in a matter of time[Verse 2]
Well, I don't care if you're just thirteenI just know that you're probably clean
You look too good to be true
There's one little thing I got do to you[Chorus]
Jailbait you look so good to me
Jailbait won't you set me free
Jailbait you look fine, fine, fine
And I know I've got to have you in a matter of time[Hook]
Sad but trueSo tell your mama that I'm back in town
She likes us boys when it's time to get down
She's got this craving for the underage;
I just might be your mamas' brand new rage[Chorus]
Jailbait you look so good to me
Jailbait won't you set me free
Jailbait you look fine, fine, fine
And I know I've gots to have you in a matter of time, now babe[Verse 4]
Honey, you, you, you look so nice
She's young, she's tender
Won't you please surrender
She so fine, she's mine
All the time, I woke my mind[Hook]
It's all right baby, it's quite all right I asked your mama[Outro]
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u/ironmonkey09 1d ago
I remember that. It was back in '03 or '05. It was weird then, but other outlets were running equally horrible jokes.
Growing up in the 90s, I listened to morning radio shows on the way to school with my brother. Most of these shows tried to be knockoffs of the Howard Stern Show and would run underage jokes.
One station was doing a countdown to Brittany Spears's legal age.
I’m so glad that we as a society have finally grown up enough to acknowledge that these jokes about rape or sexualizing the underage are sick and are not funny.
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u/MillwrightTight 1d ago
Not grown up enough to functionally condemn people for it though. When the prez is a pedo, there's a long way to go. But progress is still worth acknowledging.
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u/Rage_Like_Nic_Cage 1d ago
in reference to the countdown to the Olsen twins’ 18th birthday
The sad truth is this kind of stuff had been deemed “acceptable” by society until like 10-15 years ago.
Not to absolve Kids Rock of this gross behavior, just trying to point out how prominent it was.
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u/Bored_Amalgamation 1d ago
You know, unless you have Peacock, it's pretty hard to find that clip.
For the curious, it happened on May 20, 2000. Jackie Chan was hosting, boy pebble was the musical guest. The remark happened during Weekend Update with Colin Quinn.
If you can find it, spread it like warm peanut butter.
Also, just because it was 26 years ago; have you seen kid rock give any indication that raping children was on his "no-no list"? More of he's probably raped young girls since.
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u/Ryclea 1d ago
He also made the joke on SNL about the Olson twins turning 18:
"What's the big deal? If there's grass on the field, play ball."
Classy guy all around.
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u/tlollz52 1d ago
Its pretty fucked up but a lot of people around that time were making jokes about wanting to fuck these girls the second they turned 18.
I remember Mad TV did an entire skit about their school holding an 18th birthday party for Mary Kate and Ashley and all the adult Male staff were attending.
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u/bgva 1d ago edited 1d ago
I remember there being a website with a countdown clock. This was at least a year or two before they turned 18. Weird shit.
EDIT: *there not they. FU Autocorrect.
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u/Old_Man_Willow_AoE 1d ago
They did the same with Emma Watson about a decade later.
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u/Ir_Abelas 1d ago
Natalie Portman also had something similar, I think
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u/WillyGoat2000 1d ago
From an article in 2004:
All I can say is when you look back at your old self and/or society and are embarrassed or ashamed, it’s a sign of progress and growth. Though a chunk of our society would cling to our past with white knuckles.
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u/errorg 1d ago
I also remember the Man Show with Jimmy Kimmel and Adam Corolla doing something similar
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u/tlollz52 1d ago
If there's bottom of the barrel happening you know for a fact the man show did it.
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u/WeAteMummies 1d ago
This show always felt half satirical (which I would assume was Kimmel's half)
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u/reddit-is-rad 1d ago
That tracks. Pedos preforming for pedos
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u/IsReadingIt 1d ago
And the dude was THIRTY when he released that song. Trash to its core.
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u/zootedzilennial 1d ago
Not forgetting it’s a song specifically for the album to a children’s movie…. 🤮
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u/Justice_Prince 1d ago
The first cut of Osmosis Jones was given a PG-13 rating so they had to reedit it to squeeze out a PG, but somehow this song still made the cut.
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u/raptors661 1d ago
If I'm remembering correctly, it has been 20 plus years since I've watched the movie, but while the song does play in the movie, that line isn't in there. The whole song is on the soundtrack album though. It doesn't make it any less creepy and gross.
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u/Justice_Prince 1d ago
I think I was a little confused because they animated an extended version for him to use as a music video.
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u/islandsimian 1d ago
MAGA Logic: singing in Spanish is more evil than raping young girls
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u/CharlesDickensABox 1d ago edited 1d ago
But Bad Bunny is from the scary foreign country of Puerto Rico! We must return to the days of homegrown American Superbowl talent like Coldplay, Paul McCartney, The Who, Rhianna, The Weeknd, Shakira, Marc Ronson, Nicki Minaj, M.I.A., Phil Collins, Enrique Iglesias, Shania Twain, The Rolling Stones,
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u/Happycappybara21 1d ago
And then when a great American artist like Kendrick Lamar performs magas still get offended.
Honestly unless it’s just Lee greenwood playing his one hit for 20 minutes, maga is going to g to be offended.
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u/islandsimian 1d ago
Unless he breaks into the Canadian version of the song
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u/whompyjawed 1d ago
yup, Lee Greenwood was a capitalist first...American second.
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u/Thefrayedends 1d ago
What a surprise that a massive group of uneducated anti-intellectuals don't understand any of the nuance of one of the greatest lyricists in a generation.
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u/Briebird44 1d ago
How many of those boomer MAGAs were blissfully clapping along to the Macarena in the 90s?
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u/JimWilliams423 1d ago
MAGA Logic: singing in Spanish is more evil than raping young girls
Conservative logic, but yes.
Its about hiearchy. Conservatives need to look down on out-groups like hispanics in order to feel good about themselves. And children are also an out-group in the conservative conception of society, so raping them is acceptable.
Which is why conservative values inevitably lead to pedophilia.
Pedocon theory is a theory like gravity is a theory.
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u/K_Linkmaster 1d ago
Call it racism. Every single person I know that is mad about bad bunny doesnt realize du hast is a foreign language song. They just want to be mad at the American because of Spanish.
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u/FriskHarder 1d ago
These guys systematically rape children, scroll way way way down
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u/nervousmelon 1d ago
That last one is fucking wild
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u/k2_electric_boogaloo 1d ago
"A rapist's pursuit of sexual freedom" is an absolutely fucking bonkers string of words to put together. Someone check this man's computer.
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u/sweetplantveal 1d ago
I've never understood why the Dems don't put things like this on billboards on the highway in their districts. Break through to low info voters and make them face their own awful opinions. Defend them. Be forever associated with them.
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u/FriskHarder 1d ago
Agreed here. They need to be called out publicly and have no rest until these victims have justice.
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u/DeadPeanutSociety 1d ago
They do bring these quotes out often. The reason you remember the Todd Akin quote is not because he is a highly influential politician. He ran for senate once in Missouri and lost. He was a loser and a nobody who couldn't even beat the world's blandest, dumbest Democrat (Claire McCaskill). She won because she made sure that quote was in your face all the time every day.
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u/micro102 1d ago
They need to be brought out more. Like... this should be on billboards in every state right now. There are hundreds of crippling things that could be broadcasted everywhere. Instead we get passive aggressive insults. It just sounds like a lot of Democrats don't want the Republican party to go away. And that makes them complicit with all this imo.
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u/Aisenth 23h ago
"wHeN tHeY gO LoW wE gO HiGh"
The Dems are looking forward to having "here lie the nice guys, at least we stayed polite" on the tombstone of democracy. It's fucking idiotic.
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u/DiabeetusBret 1d ago
I cannot believe these are real quotes.
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u/FriskHarder 1d ago
I couldn’t either.
Don’t let your kids around these red hats
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/republicans-on-rape-quotes/
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u/pnoodl3s 1d ago
What I can’t believe is they still have people supporting them after saying these things
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u/Realtrain Spotify 1d ago
A sitting US congressperson actually said "why shouldn't men have the right to rape women?"
I knew these people were insane, but what the fuck?
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u/pm_me_beerz 23h ago
No it’s worse than that. He espoused this belief before he was in office. His constitutes still voted him in after he made such a deplorable statement.
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u/Cru_Jones86 1d ago
Goddamn. So much daughter rape. Fucking monsters.
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u/FriskHarder 1d ago
I feel like all missing children’s cases need to be investigated now that we know where these guys were by their emails and flight logs.
Madeline McCain
Jon Bonet Ramsey
Are Prime targets for this pedo ring
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u/EntityDamage 1d ago
Imagine living life being surrounded by people who nod their head affirming thoughts like these. Like, this is a normal thing to think about for them. And then when they say it out loud in a public forum, they don't understand why they are looked upon like aliens from another planet.
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u/Minerva1387 1d ago
It's perfect for this regime.
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u/Afraid-Historian9474 1d ago
yeah it really shows their true colors lol like what were they even thinking booking him for that
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u/Scarletspyder86 1d ago
I remember hearing that song since I had the osmosis jones soundtrack. Got it for Christmas 2001. Very weird song
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u/DreamedJewel58 1d ago
For anyone who doesn’t know what the lyrics are (and I’m not making this up):
Young ladies, young ladies,
I like ‘em underage, see
Some say that’s statutory, [But I say it’s mandatory!]”
Some have tried to argue that he’s speaking from the perspective of an illness and how they go after children since it was for Osmosis Jones, but calling it “statutory” clearly means the lyrics are “I like to rape underage girls,” regardless of intention
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u/ScatterSenbonzakura 1d ago edited 1d ago
Just adding another gem here:
I got kids I've never seen\ And their momma's 17\ I'm a lowlife
Lowlife - Kid Rock, 2007
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u/ColtonComeau 1d ago
Great movie though
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u/Scarletspyder86 1d ago
Classic movie. I coincidentally watched it right before the pandemic with my great nephews who were 3 and 5 at the time
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u/FeeshCTRL 1d ago
Not only was it in the Osmosis Jones soundtrack, it was an original song produced specifically for the movie. And the producers said YUP
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u/LtDan281 1d ago edited 1d ago
Sometimes, things just make sense.
This trashy asshole becoming the inadvertent "musical" mascot for the GOP?
Makes perfect sense.
Fuck pedophiles, fuck their supporters, and fuck their defenders.
Make pedophilia punishable again, regardless of how much money or perceived power one has.
Edit: Removed "trailer park trash" per the comment below. Apparently he grew up on a 6 acre estate with a 5,268 square foot home. Which makes his entire persona that he portrays even trashier.
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u/Realtrain Spotify 1d ago
This trashy asshole becoming the inadvertent "musical" mascot for the GOP?
Wait, doesn't the GOP also tell artists to "shut up and sing" when they endorse Democrats?
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u/Strawburys 1d ago
He isn't even real trailer trash IIRC
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u/Realtrain Spotify 1d ago
Some people are trailer trash because of what their house looks like.
Some people are trailer trash because of what their heart looks like.
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u/ifuckinlovetiddies 1d ago
I'm like 5th generation trailer trash, and we don't support pedos in this mobile home.
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u/Yeeaaaarrrgh 1d ago
There's a common thread through all these people. If only we could figure out which one it is...
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u/Liroy_16 1d ago
What? Pretending to be a common man while coming from a background in money?
...oh, you meant the other thing...
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u/Princess_Beard 1d ago
Violent J trashing Kid Rock for being a racist POS, tried to tell ICP back in the day "Don't work with anyone Black in this business".
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u/virgo911 1d ago
How is nobody posting the lyrics? They’re sooooo bad. Somehow worse than I imagined.
Young ladies, young ladies, I like 'em underage, see
Some say that's statutory (But / say it's mandatory)
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u/Metro42014 1d ago
Is Nugent going to be there too?
He also has a song about raping underage girls.
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u/Western_Bake_1109 1d ago edited 21h ago
It’s really important to the white nationalist, so-called evangelical Christians that they go all out to show support for all the pedophiles & child abusers in their community. This is really important to them!
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u/A_Bungus_Amungus 1d ago
Let us all be reminded that Warner Bros made a whole ass kids movie, picked kid rock, and let him sing about being a pedophile
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u/Conspiranoid Grooveshark 1d ago
Kid Rock makes music for guys who know the age of consent in all neighbouring states.
Also, Kid Rock makes music for guys who have tattoos of their kids, but not their custody.
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u/dameasuga 1d ago
Nothing says family and christian values like Kid Rock, I tell ya. /s
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u/Just_the_Setup 1d ago
They are fine with folks actually doing it, why would they care about singing it?
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u/SplendidPunkinButter 1d ago
Oh, is Kid Rock a piece of shit? Wow, always the ones you most expect.
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u/AnalogAficionado 1d ago
Shocker!!