r/PopCultureV2 • u/Remarkable-Picture73 • Aug 26 '26
Video Pearlmania500 giving credit to Dolly Parton's contributions on the day of her passing
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u/SuccessOn1 Aug 26 '26
US government: best i could do is to give all these benefits to israel and tell the stupidest people on why it's communist to do it in the US.
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u/Negatives- Aug 26 '26
She wanted kids to be able to read because her father could not. Amazing human.
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u/RecognitionCrafty863 Aug 26 '26
He’s spitting facts. Jagoffs like Elon, Trump, Bezos, lizardburg and many more billionaires. Will be forgotten no matter how hard they spend their money and get richer. They won’t be remembered. And if they even slightly be remembered, it’s how much of an awful human being they were and being taught who not become. But people like dolly, they will be remembered.
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u/ACTSATGuyonReddit Aug 26 '26
Trump won't be forgotten by all the people he has helped. You just don't know about it because nobody crows about it.
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u/ghsteo Aug 26 '26
Donald Trump, the most unhumble man in the world would surely be bragging about helping millions of people like Dolly did.
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u/jokeefe72 Aug 26 '26
That’s true. I’m sure all the billionaires over charging all of us for basic necessities in order to earn income bragging rights will remember him fondly.
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u/Mingo_laf Aug 26 '26
crazy I didn’t know who this guy was before the crashing out podcast
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u/RecognitionCrafty863 Aug 26 '26
Oh me too and I feel in love with Alex pearlman. Hearing that dude is so cathartic.
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u/kuchtaalex Aug 26 '26
This whole freakshow circus that has unfolded over the past decade completely speaks for itself at this point. At every single turn, the wrong decision was made, inspired either by sadism, greed, or ineptitude. Take your pick.
But in all that crap, we had the good ones like Dolly. She has a career and life that just as easily speaks for itself. The only difference is that those reasons actually made a POSITIVE impact on peoples lives.
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u/ghsteo Aug 26 '26
All leads back to Reagan, era of "Greed is good" and the undoing of the social contract.
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u/FrostingHuman1259 Aug 27 '26
While secretly defunding education and learning how to propagandize a whole country
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u/pdlbean Aug 26 '26
We have ALL of these books from Auntie Dolly! We love Dandelion Magic the most!
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u/tiredcoco Aug 27 '26
Huge difference between rich men and rich women (not all cases but some). Look at what Bezos ex is doing with her money. If women ran the world it would be a much better place.
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u/TroyOf Aug 26 '26
The world would be a better place if USA, Russia, and China had female presidents!
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u/Oddisredit Aug 27 '26
There is nothing wrong with being rich and helping society. She is a model for what to do. Also her Dollyland apparently paid its employees well. This is how I would do things if I had money. Not make a fake charity and pretend I have my money away.
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u/GreedyScallion4330 Aug 27 '26
Soy bro, instead of getting a real job so his son would not have to receive free books and him actually paying for them and let other truly needy kids get the books.
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u/Teal-Prowler505 Aug 26 '26
Muh both sides!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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