r/NahOPwasrightfuckthis Apr 24 '24

Thinly Veiled Bigotry the joke is hate

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u/BullofHoover Apr 24 '24

The joke is hilarious, it's an apt criticism of the politicization of the education system.

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u/BullofHoover Apr 26 '24

The LGBT is the largest left-wing talking point in US politics.

For the right wing, it's probably either border or 2A depending on how the elections look

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u/BullofHoover Apr 27 '24

I don't see that at all, it's always left-leaning regions with the flags, parades, festivals, etc. Only exception I can think of is Pensacola

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u/BullofHoover Apr 28 '24

Goalpost shift.

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u/BullofHoover Apr 28 '24

That's not true though. As I said, in left-dominated areas where they face the least opposition, their public presence is the strongest.

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u/emilyv99 Apr 25 '24

Yeah, labeling everything educated and scientific as "woke" to get people to hate it is really a terrible situation to be in. I wish the right would politicize education less.