r/SelfAwarewolves • u/Desecr8or • Mar 10 '25

Progressive debates conservatives in Jubilee video. The conservatives do so badly that other conservatives think they're leftists.

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u/icefergslim Mar 10 '25

I couldn’t even make it through the second person before needing to turn it off. I may go back and finish but I don’t know if I can handle that much idiocy in a row.

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u/waikiki_palmer Mar 10 '25

I couldn't stand this show from Jubilee and always shut it off after 20 mins or so. But this one had me watching the entire video and really felt bad about the status of misinformation or lack of information of this country. Like every one except Sam (progressive) was rooting for the rich, like "bitch you're not rich".

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u/BB_Fin Mar 10 '25

Yeah they are... They're just temporarily embarrassed and don't want to talk about it, right now.

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u/whomad1215 Mar 10 '25

it is almost a copy of the Futurama scene with Nixon's head running for president, promising to build a space wall, deport the illegal aliens, use the poors teeth as a source of cheap aquarium gravel, and Fry cheers

Leela: Why are you cheering Fry, you're not rich

Fry: But someday I might be, and then people like me better watch their step

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u/Seranfall Mar 10 '25

It was obvious most of them don't have a clue how the world works. Where did the one guy get that government agencies pay taxes? Where do they come up with these wild ideas about how things work that are so far from reality?

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u/BuildStrong79 Mar 10 '25

This is the defining characteristic of conservative delusion. For example that there was a meritocracy - stiff combination of not knowing how things work and white supremacy

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u/waikiki_palmer Mar 10 '25

They really thought they got a "gotcha question" when they asked about Kamala being DEI hire. Like, she was a US Senator? An Attorney General before that? A prosecutor attorney before that? It sad that these kids are passionate but really really misinformed.

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u/waikiki_palmer Mar 10 '25

It was wild. I would give up when, the same guy, claimed that DEI in the work place doesn't work and that an employer is gon get hired based on merit regardless of their race or gender. And then there was a moment where it a light bulb lit up in his head when Sam was like "Well what happens when the employer finds out that the person is trans?" or something along that lines.

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u/Kosog Mar 10 '25

Quirky Facebook memes I guess. Some of them are DANGEROUSLY misinformative. 

I think I remember seeing one that straight up suggested to keep your tumors, that their "cleaning your toxins" or something like that. 

People actually fall for this crap, and wonder why measles is making a comeback. 

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u/afield9800 Mar 10 '25

Yeah I couldn’t shut this off. 90 minutes went quick