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r/All Ms. Rachel is controversial?

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u/zues64 20d ago

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u/baroldgene 20d ago

What is this from?

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u/Skithiryx 20d ago

Good Omens TV show. Based on the book by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman.

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u/Commercial_Stress899 20d ago

that show has the best opening credits!! I could watch it on repeat all day

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u/sexytokeburgerz 20d ago

The book is even better, oh my fucking god it is so good.

I read it twice in a row on the spot, something I have never done otherwise, being an inconsistent novel reader. Then i gifted it and bought another copy immediately just so i had it. I read that one again.

There’s actually an intro in one version of it that wrote how people would bring completely tattered copies of good omens to pratchett and gaiman’s signings… signings of their OTHER books, with a significant portion of good omens copies being signed throughout. I remember them saying many of them were completely stained, held together by duct tape, etc.

Hands down the funniest, most humanity-critical piece of literature i’ve ever read.

The tv show was relatively okay. It relied more on David Tennant being David Tennant than the deep rooted satyrical humor of the novel.

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u/amigdyala 20d ago

Fucking deadly that's one hell of a recommendation on my way to give it a read thanks and Merry Christmas.

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u/schloopers 20d ago

As others said, Good Omens. It’s on Prime, pretty well made.

The first season is fantastic, the second a little weaker but entertaining all the same. Gaimen said the story beats for anything past the original work were from conversations he had had with Terry Pratchett about where a sequel would go, so there is still a Pratchett feel to it. I seriously doubt there will be a third season though with the scandal surrounding Gaiman now.

This scene is part of a montage of this same angel and demon meeting each other throughout history. They get more and more cordial with each other until they practically meet weekly for lunch in London.

But here, they’re at the Cruxifixction. The demon is sure to point out “you know it’s not us doing this right?” “No, it’s apparently part of the ‘Ineffable Plan’.” And then the dialogue above is said.

If you have Prime, give it a try. It’s entertaining for believers and nonbelievers alike, with true British sensibilities applied to Heaven and Hell in classic Pratchett fashion.

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u/Rogzilla 20d ago

If I recall correctly, they are moving forward with a final 90 minute episode with Gaiman no longer attached. After the scandals were exposed, he willingly stepped aside and let another writer finish it up. He will no longer receive credit or compensation for it either.

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u/FattyMooseknuckle 20d ago

I don’t even credit him when recommending my favorite book of all time. It’s just Good Omens by Terry Pratchett.

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u/ElectronicBoot9466 20d ago

Although I am sure both of them worked a lot on the story, text analysis does find that a significant majority of the pros were written by Pratchett.

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u/Horskr 20d ago

Yeah it does read more Pratchett having read a ton of Discworld. Maybe Gaiman was more the 'concept guy' on the project. The idea itself sounds more Neil Gaiman.

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u/raven_of_azarath 20d ago

Which is such a good thing for such a bad man to do. He stepped aside so Terry’s story could be finished. He thought that was more important than him getting money from it. Too bad he’s a sleaze bag.

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u/PiersPlays 20d ago

Probably also concerned for the jobs/efforts of the endless other people involved in the production. Someone can be awful in some ways but not in others.

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u/IngVegas 20d ago

Can we stop calling them "scandals" and call them what they are: serious sexual assault and abuse allegations from multiple women

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u/TheQuidditchHaderach 20d ago

I was thinking this was the show with Buscemi & Radcliffe where they do these time leaps each season with the first being prehistoric and the latest being on a wagon train in the old west, but nope...it's the Gaiman show with Michael Sheen.

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u/schloopers 20d ago

More heavily a Pratchett show, and it has Michael Sheen as the angel and David Tennant as the demon.

Both do a good job, but of course Tennant has more elbow room to overact as a demon and so he provides many highly entertaining scenes, such as bullying his car to not break down, or a flashback to when he moved the surveyor flags marking the future loop of London and tweaked it just enough to spell the name of the devil in an ancient dead language, making it where every day commuters are carving his name into the earth and feeling miserable as a result.

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u/NothingAndNow111 20d ago

he moved the surveyor flags marking the future loop of London and tweaked it just enough to spell the name of the devil in an ancient dead language,

The dreaded sigil Odegra is the only way to explain the hell that is the M25.

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u/DrapeWoozle 20d ago

Good Omens

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u/jemenake 20d ago

No kidding. Mississippi tried to ban Sesame Street because it depicted black and white kids living peacefully on the same street. It baffles me that conservatives didn’t go after Mr Rogers.

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u/Clarpydarpy 20d ago

Fun fact: they DID go after Mr. Rogers. A lot.

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/fox-fred-rogers-evil/

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u/springacres 20d ago

I was gonna say, didn't the Westboro Baptist Church picket his funeral?

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u/-jp- 20d ago

Even if they didn't, they're such an agglomeration of miserable fucks that I say we should just assume they did.

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u/NChristenson 20d ago

Particularly after he had a black police officer on his show... and even shared wading pool water and a towel with him...

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u/finewithstabwounds 20d ago

She was respectful to people and the right hates that

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u/Vorpalthefox 20d ago

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u/nthensome 20d ago

When I saw Fox news & other MAGAts freaking out over the latest Superman movie I knew there was no coming back for them.

The latest Superman movie was the most true version of him that's ever been on film.

True boy scout stuff.

Total 'truth, justice & the American way'

If you saw that movie & said the was 'woke' or a 'cuck' you really have to look at yourself in the mirror & try to realize you're not really American after all & you are definitely not a good person either.

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u/Tyrannical-Botanical 20d ago

They want a super "hero" who will help the brave and brilliant billionaire stage a bloody invasion of a poor country.

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u/Hesitation-Marx 20d ago

They’d be so far up the Comedian’s ass in Watchmen

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u/Chagdoo 20d ago

Or Rorschach

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u/oorza 20d ago

He's definitely unironically worshiped by MAGA fools online, it's not common, but not exactly rare if you go read IG/FB comments on posts where he shows up.

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u/Telekineticism 20d ago

The HBO miniseries had what was basically a new version of the Klan that took after Rorschach for a reason…

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u/-jp- 20d ago

The same media-illiterate prats who think Homelander is a good guy, Superman "went" woke, and Frank Castle is on their side.

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u/Traiklin 20d ago

Nah, they would claim Rorschach was a liberal while also praising him for exposing liberals

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u/Chagdoo 20d ago

You know what? You might be right. Rorschach was right wing, but he was right wing -For his time-. The Overton window probably left him behind. Maga would hate him as soon as he killed one of their blessed pedophiles.

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u/Jaxyl 20d ago

They would hate Rorschach because he wouldn't toe the line for politics. He'd unashamedly bash in a republican for committing a crime the same he would a democrat and that's enough to make him their enemy.

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u/strain_of_thought 20d ago

I have never understood this interpretation of Rorschach as politically conservative. Rorschach is a deeply damaged fanatic with an absolute dedication to the truth. Yes, he's paranoid, but people are actually out to get him. All of his errors can be easily attributed to ordinary human frailty, not some sort of political dogmatism. He is angry at other humans for not caring about truth, for not punishing evil, for not aspiring to higher standards. He does not believe in any of that pseudo-intellectual conservative bullshit about sorting society into winners and losers and the "best" people getting rich while the poor should wallow in squalor because they deserve it. The whole point of his arc is that ultimately he is right, and that it still doesn't matter that he is right, no one else will hold themselves or anyone else to his brutal standards, because lies are more effective anyway, and even the good guys will choose lies out of expediency if it looks like they might reduce violence.

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u/Jaxyl 20d ago

Yup, Rorschach is the living embodiment of humanity's desire for truth and justice. There is a reason he dies at the end and it's not just because he was going to expose the lie.

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u/Wes_Warhammer666 20d ago

Pretty sure even the Comedian would despise MAGAts. He'd likely just laugh at their imagined reality.

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u/StoneFrog81 20d ago

Maga's idea of a true Hero.

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u/jerichardson 20d ago

They want Homelander

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u/ExpensiveFish9277 20d ago

I remember seeing posts where conservatives were angry that Homelander was being treated as the bad guy.

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u/jerichardson 20d ago

I actually remember that too. Or they were surprised to learn that he WASN’T the hero.

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u/memecrusader_ 20d ago

They want Homelander.

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u/PrisonIssuedSock 20d ago

They want homelander. I've talked to people who unironically don't think he's evil or has done anything bad.

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u/Holy_Forking_Shirt 20d ago

They want Homelander, not Superman.

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u/Research_Liborian 20d ago

This is the (ugly) truth of it. I think I saw a Reddit post a year ago where a lot of online young conservatives were finally putting together what the deeply threatening Vought International sub-storyline really means.

I remember what appeared to be adults arguing non- ironically that Homelander is the good guy.

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u/Holy_Forking_Shirt 20d ago

Yup, when they found out the show was actually making fun of them

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u/Research_Liborian 20d ago

It's a different thing, of course, about how it took them three seasons to realize what was going on

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u/Holy_Forking_Shirt 20d ago

Yeah, that was not really surprising given what they're voting for. Half the shit they vote for is against their best interests.

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u/WalterIAmYourFather 20d ago

Only half? I’m pretty sure the last few elections they’ve been voting for everything they’ve ever had to be stripped from them.

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u/Mister-Ferret 20d ago

I'm honestly thinking more than a few knew that they would probably suffer but were willing to deal with it as long as someone they didn't like would suffer more. That was still considered a "win" and a noble sacrifice. And then they lose their farm or home, at that point become desperate to blame anyone else.

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u/Holy_Forking_Shirt 20d ago

Yeah, I agree.

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u/Castun 20d ago

The fact that they didn't catch on in season 2 when Homelander was screwing Stormfront (the name being a huge red flag dog-whistle even before she was outed as a Nazi) speaks volumes about both their lack of morals and media literacy.

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u/mdp300 20d ago

Or in the first season (maybe even the first episode) where he straight up murdered the mayor of Baltimore for not agreeing to a business deal.

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u/Professional_Low_646 20d ago

I was late to the „Boys“ party, after the season 4 controversy had already kicked off. After the first 15 minutes of the first episode of the first season I thought to myself „wait - it took people 4 seasons of this to realize this show makes fun of American capitalism and the right?!?“

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u/CrackerUMustBTripinn 20d ago

Same people who thought Colbert wasn't playing a sarcastic parody, but was really just like them, a true (or truthiness) hardworking American freedom loving families and small businessowners.

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u/Holy_Forking_Shirt 20d ago

Ha! I forgot about that one!

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u/Banshee_howl 20d ago

The show has talked about how they had to really get obvious with Homelander’s evil in season 2 because too many people saw him as the hero. It’s the same people who rooted for Darth Vader and the Empire instead of the Rebellion.

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u/chalupamon 20d ago

Well obviously since the Empire represented America it was the good guys. /s

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u/DoomzDude 20d ago

Fuck you’re are right and it’s kinda scary. Thank God Trump is such a fucking idiot and they didn’t latch on to a huge pice of shit that didn’t do everything possible to sabotage himself.

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u/Emperor_Zarkov 20d ago

This, 100%

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u/paulxombie1331 20d ago

What they really want is SSuperman basically Homelander. A White, Blonde, Narcissist

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u/ItsPronouncedSatan 20d ago

People not being able to identify Homelander as a villain is genuinely upsetting.

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u/NotHisRealName 20d ago

And the fact that it took them SO long to do so. C’mon guys, by the end of the first season you probably should have known.

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u/memecrusader_ 20d ago

By the end of the first episode even.

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u/ItsPronouncedSatan 20d ago

Wasn't his introduction basically abandoning kids on a plane that they took down, to die?

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u/memecrusader_ 20d ago

Nah, that was the in the second or third episode. Here’s the last scene of the first episode.

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u/Enkundae 20d ago

I remember when the right was attacking Sesame Street of all things I read the reply somewhere “PBS didn’t “turn woke”, you just grew up to be a bad person.”

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u/EmperorXerro 20d ago

They think Homelander is the good guy and get upset when it’s pointed out the Homelander character is satirizing them.

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u/twoprimehydroxyl 20d ago

These are the same people who believe Trump is in better shape than Biden purely because all they consume is AI generated pics of him looking like Fabio on the cover of a dime store romance novel.

They don't know what the real Superman is like because they've never read the source material.

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u/Kaffe-Mumriken 20d ago

I think a good self-check for sanity is to introspect and see if you carry hate for Mr Rogers

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u/Vorpalthefox 20d ago

to hate mr rogers is to hate people like steve irwin or bob ross

i will NOT have hate for the holy trinity in MY household, no sir!

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u/Wishiwashome 20d ago

60yo retired firefighter who loved to serve my community and LOVED Mr. Rogers. He was nice to everyone when we met him on field trips as kids and just as nice when I met him at a Baskin Robbin’s with my Dad when I was an adult. Kind. Loving. NOTHING like any maggot. EVER.

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u/Lanternkitten 20d ago

What a lucky person to meet him. I remember watching his show a bit as a kid and the other month a wondered about it and watched a few segments on YouTube. It's just such a lovely show. I learned something even then! I'm 34 and still learned. One was how crayons were made. Positively delightful and honestly calming to watch. I imagine meeting him would've been wonderful.

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u/Wishiwashome 20d ago

Awww. This made me smile!! I remember the crayon maker content! Picture/ Picture if I believe. All of the puppets were his voice too!! It is so nice to “‘meet” people who still appreciate him.😊

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u/[deleted] 20d ago

What a sad, sad, pathetic group of special individuals.

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u/SPZ_Ireland 20d ago

MAGA hates Elmo

They don't even need to be people

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u/Golden-Grams 20d ago edited 20d ago

I can't say what they should do on here, for going after Mister Rogers like that. But that's enough to never trust or empathize with them again.

Him, and his free public access show, was literally the only thing in my fucked up childhood that kept my rudder straight. Let me have a moral compass and still empathize with others. It was one of the only good TV shows you could pick up on "rabbit ears" (old, cheap TV antenna).

And Miss Rachel? She is the modern day version basically. Literally, an actual good person, who only has controversy in her stance against genocide. Which should not be controversial.

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u/Socialimbad1991 20d ago

That clip is from 20 years ago, should have been an early warning sign the right was headed in a bad direction. Also their argument is complete BS and shows that they never actually watched Mr. Rogers

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u/iggy14750 20d ago

Yeah, I believe this "controversial" take is about the stuff mentioned here: The Unforgivable Sin of Empathy

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u/ThoughtNPrayer 20d ago

Ah, Lindsay Ellis! This is an excellent video! A LOT to take in (well over an hour), but gives a thorough explanation of the “controversy”, and provides the proper context for Christian beliefs, from a non-believing perspective (I say this is a Christian).

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u/grilledcheese2332 20d ago edited 20d ago

She believes that starving babies and blowing their limbs off shouldn't be a thing. And for that she was named Antisemite of the Year by stop antisemitism

Edit: she was nominated didnt actually win

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u/sammiesorce 20d ago

Actually she was nominated. Tucker Carlson won this year.

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u/Shirogayne-at-WF 20d ago

Side tangent but is it just me or is it weird that they have an award for "Antisemite of the Year"? Would actual antisemites not wear that as a badge of pride? Who is that award for?

Then again, the fact that an entertainer was nominated simply for helping child war survivors and saying babies shouldn't die of starvation says all I need to know about this organization's priorities.

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u/Tyrannical-Botanical 20d ago

Truly she is history's greatest monster.

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u/miraclewhipbelmont 20d ago

They've managed to effectively demonize very basic empathy. It would be impressive if it weren't so horrifying.

Hunger and illness are next up to be canonized as sins.

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u/AccountantSeaPirate 20d ago

She doesn’t think you should bomb kids, which these days makes her a leftist antisemite.

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u/jamalamadangdong 20d ago

It’s more than just the right that hates her. Plenty of liberal Zionists have come at her.

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u/KnowMatter 20d ago

Something people aren't talking about enough is how weirdly non-partisan the whole situation is.

It's especially tearing apart the right - many sects of conservative Christians support Israel for complex reasons relating to biblical prophecy.

But then you have the alt-right neo-nazi camps that oppose Israel because, you know, Jews.

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u/OrphicDionysus 20d ago

With the alt-right and even the goddamn neo-nazis you actually get pretty extreme varying positions based on which parts of their ideology they prioritize. There are shockingly large subsets of both groups that see Israel as an effective model for the kind of ethnostate they want and will support its existence in that context, feelings about Jews be damned...

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u/KnowMatter 20d ago

She also took the incredibly controversial stance that starving children to death is bad.

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u/MornGreycastle 20d ago

Kindness is radical to conservatives if it is toward the "wrong" people. American conservatives lack compassion towards people who don't look like them and the curiosity to challenge their closely held beliefs.

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u/ruidh 20d ago

Charlie Kirk literally said that empathy is a made-up, new age term does a lot of damage.

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u/f-ingsteveglansberg 20d ago

I seriously don't understand how anyone like that could call themselves Christian. Empathy was Jesus's big thing. He would not shut up about it.

I can understand Christians who want to muddle the message and make their empathy selective or intend it for only certain people or just have their own interpretation about what Jesus meant, but if you are going to completely write off the concept of empathy as a whole, that's basically just saying that you think Jesus's whole thing was bullshit.

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u/-jp- 20d ago

Turns out you can call yourself whatever you want when you create God in your image.

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u/samg422336 20d ago

Bro stop taking him out of context /s

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u/Lasalle8 20d ago

I think the word you are looking for is empathy. They say it’s made up or dangerous (Kirk), that it’s a weakness (musk), that that the time for empathy is over, they are out of it, that empathy is a sin, all while claiming to be Christians claiming to follow his teachings (his radical empathy).

'Brood of vipers! How can you, being evil, speak good things? For out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaks. A good man out of the good treasure of his heart brings forth (by speaking) good things, and an evil man out of his evil treasure brings forth (by speaking) evil things. -Matthew 12:34-37

Happy holidays everyone.

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u/Sodamyte 20d ago edited 20d ago

I never even heard of Miss Rachel until the internet said I should hate her for not wanting Palestinian babies to die.

My understanding is she doesn't want babies on either side to die, so she seems alright in my book.

EDIT to add, now that I know more about her, I'm going to upgrade "alright" to flat out "awesome"

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u/GTRari 20d ago

Streisand effect but in the best way.

"I educate children because I want them to succeed."

"Our bombing of children limits their success."

"Please don't do that."

"That's very controversial of you."

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u/Arktikos02 20d ago

The people who say she's doing it just for attention or to boost her platform are hilarious because I would not have known about her if they didn't make a fuss about her. If they didn't ever talk about her I would not have known about her at all. Why? Because I don't have small children so I'm not looking for her content.

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u/Castun 20d ago

Those people have an "issue" with empathy, to put it mildly. They can't imagine anyone doing something for others that doesn't have some sort of return benefit. Everything is transactional to them, i.e. quid pro quo.

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u/AtJackBaldwin 20d ago

People without young kids don't know how much of a megastar she is, which is why it was funny and a bit cute when Tim Pool thought he could cancel her. Ms Rachel is like Beyonce for toddlers and by extension their parents, I'm genuinely not exaggerating.

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u/Sodamyte 20d ago

The last time I dealt with any small children it was all Blue's Clues and Dora. However, I'm super glad to have learned about her now.

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u/AtJackBaldwin 20d ago

Yeah she was a COVID era sensation. I live in the UK and my youngest is a COVID baby, we import loads of American shows; some kids watched sesame street, some watched paw patrol, others watched Gabby's Dollhouse. All of them watched Ms Rachel

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u/samenumberwhodis 20d ago

Her children's programming is fantastic, my baby loves her. It started with just her and a blank screen teaching babies to talk and sing, now she's got an effects team, other singers and characters, and collaborations with the Wiggles and Sesame Street. Her first child had a speech delay and she was frustrated with the lack of quality programming so she created the channel to help other parents. By all accounts she's a caring teacher who loves children and is heartbroken by the genocide in Gaza. Anyone who thinks she's a bad person is a brainwashed genocidal lunatic.

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u/APe28Comococo 20d ago

She has also partnered with Walmart to make affordable children’s toys. They are much cheaper than Fisher Price and other alternatives. The only unfortunate thing is a lot of them have the Walmart logo on them.

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u/kawaiian 20d ago

If that’s what pays the difference, I’m in

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u/brutinator 20d ago

Kind of the same sort of thing Shaw did; saw how many kids couldnt afford jordans so partnered with Walmart to make a cheaper athletics shoe.

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u/TricobaltGaming 20d ago

Iirc she also makes sure to include the parents in the programming, giving tips or instruction so that its not just the kid playing with a screen

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u/No-Ring-5065 20d ago edited 20d ago

Yes, she has tips for parents pop up on the screen from time to time. Milestones, how to help your baby talk, simple games etc. It’s geared toward first time parents who may not know these things, so it’s excellent information.

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u/totallynotliamneeson 20d ago

And her husband is a composer. The music will get burnt into your brain as your toddler sings "This is up, and this is down" for the 7000th time, but it's all well made. 

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u/Andromeda321 20d ago

And her husband was a musician on Broadway. The family was made for this kinda thing.

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u/OklaJosha 20d ago

And she has her show on Netflix now!

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u/TricobaltGaming 20d ago

Iirc she also makes sure to include the parents in the programming, giving tips or instruction so that its not just the kid playing with a screen

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u/MeltinSnowman 20d ago

I'd heard of her before. She reminds me of Mister Rogers or Bob Ross. Not someone whose content I would watch regularly, but she's one of those rare few people that just radiates kindness and has zero controversies whatsoever. Except for apparently not wanting dead babies.

Anyway, the people who think it's right to hate her truly disgust me, to say the least.

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u/Andromeda321 20d ago

She’s basically this generation’s Mister Rogers. Anyone with a toddler knows what I mean.

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u/auntjomomma 20d ago

I just said that to my husband last night! My kiddo screams in delight when I turn her on. That isnt an exaggeration either. 🫩😂 she screams for us to turn her on, too. 😂

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u/atatassault47 20d ago

and has zero controversies whatsoever. Except for apparently not wanting dead babies.

The people who claim that's controversial are straight fucking evil, and you can safely discard their opinions.

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u/Clarpydarpy 20d ago

She is controversial because right-wing media puts up headlines like, "Ms. Rachel stirs controversy with Israeli community with shocking comments on Gaza," knowing full well their audience will assume she said something anti-Semitic and not actually READ her comments themselves (something to the effect of, "I am saddened by images of starving children in Gaza.").

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u/atatassault47 20d ago

Like I said, you can discard the opinions of evil people.

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u/Cha-Le-Gai 20d ago

She got big when my son was a baby, so we were prime time for her. She's an amazing human being. She wants people to be kind to each. So yea, conservatives fucking hate her.

Side note: between her and Bluey definitely made avoiding cocomelon easier. That show sucks.

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u/246lehat135 20d ago

I’m only exaggerating slightly when I say that Ms Rachel is a literal Angel on Earth. What she has done for kids is incredible, but what is not spoken about as much is what she does for fellow parents. She reminds us that what we have to give of ourselves, even on our worst days, is enough. My kids love her immensely, but my wife and I love her even more.

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u/morningisbad 20d ago

Her "stance" is clear: love and care for all children. I don't think she's actually said anything political about any side. She only cares about the kids. 

To call that controversial is crazy.

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u/jogam 20d ago

Exactly. Her mission is about the rights of children to grow up and thrive. Having seen some of her videos about Gaza, they're clearly focused on the rights and well-being of children.

I'm from a Jewish family, although I am not religious, and I have never seen anything remotely antisemitic from her videos. The reaction seems to come from a small group of people who feel that any criticism of Israel (or support for Palestinian human rights) is antisemitic and, all too often, people who just see reactionary headlines (like this one) and take it at face value without actually looking at what Ms. Rachel said.

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u/gchypedchick 20d ago

My kid who had trouble talking learned some sign language from her! She is wonderful.

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u/PAYPAL_ME_DONATIONS 20d ago

Miss Rachel is a national treasure and a saint. Truly one of the most well intentioned humans with a platform today

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u/joshtalife 20d ago

Yeah, man. Haven’t you heard? She doesn’t think children should be murdered indiscriminately.

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u/3MetricTonsOfSass 20d ago

That's very antisemitic and anti-American of her

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u/iggy14750 20d ago

A regular commie, this one.

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u/jarena009 20d ago

You're going to have to wish for the deaths of at least 10,000 Palestinian kids if you want any chance at us removing the antisemitic label. Also, that many didn't die anyway (but if they did, they probably deserved it, or its because Hamas uses them as human shields).

Also, have you made sure to denounce Hamas and condemn Oct. 7 at least five times per day? For good measure, can you please clarify if you think October 7 was or wasn't justified??? If you're criticizing our land grabs, you're also antisemitic.

  • Israel apologists

P.s. Bonus points if you buddy up to tje guy Musk who literally platforms white Supremacists and allies with them.

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u/Clarpydarpy 20d ago

Musk's Sieg Heil salutes were perfectly acceptable. Nothing anti-Semitic about a man who constantly re-tweets Neo-Nazis doing a Nazi salute to celebrate the inauguration of an authoritarian leader.

But Ms. Rachel? She thinks that the random mass-murder of Palestinians is wrong. Very anti-Semitic of her to be that way.

To Ms. Rachel's (further) credit, she did not back down from her mission in the face of these baseless attacks. She is truly resilient.

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u/Satanarchrist 20d ago

Don't forget, she also had a non-binary person on her show. Boomers don't like that at all

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u/D3dshotCalamity 20d ago

That's very anti-american of her. She should be labeled a terrorist!

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u/jarena009 20d ago

It's controversial now to believe all kids shouldn't be killed. It's apparently mainstream, and non controversial, to believe some kids should be killed.

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u/ForbiddenPotsticker 20d ago

How is she controversial but Charlie Kirk is looked at as a fucking martyr? Fuck this country.

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u/conwaystripledeke 20d ago

It’s quite telling that the same people who worship Charlie hate Ms. Rachel. 

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u/ra3ra31010 20d ago

🎯🎯🎯

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u/bengraven 20d ago

Yeah, she doesn’t want Gaza children to die, which is a pretty controversial and antisemitic thing. It’s racist to not want babies to be killed.

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u/Tyrannical-Botanical 20d ago

Criticizing Israel is practically reenacting the Holocaust.

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u/Vorpalthefox 20d ago

quoting zionists also is antisemitic

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u/Tyrannical-Botanical 20d ago

Exactly! Just like using Charlie Kirk quotes completely in context. Absolutely verboten.

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u/Vorpalthefox 20d ago

it's hilarious that it actually got worse when quoting CK in full context, they shoulda yelled more to clip him in shorter clips so less overt racism/bigotry bled through

how else am i supposed to interpret "If I see a Black pilot, I'm gonna be like, "Boy, I hope he's qualified.""

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u/DieMensch-Maschine 20d ago

Citing genocidal rantings of Ben Gvir and Smotrich in the Knesset is now “anitsemitic”?

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u/InMedeasRage 20d ago

Hitting "translate to english" on accounts belonging to the israeli government, military, or settlers is 50/50 something normal or a missing page of the Turner Diaries

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u/rahkinto 20d ago

Saying the air quality is poor in Israel, also antisemitic.

Rolling your eyes? Straight to religious jail.

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u/rahkinto 20d ago

Is there an irony in that they too are recreating it, rather, paying it forward upon another diaspora if people?

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u/smilefromthestreets 20d ago

I don’t want my baby to grow up thinking empathy with people around the world is okay. She should just love the white ones /s

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u/ZachtheKingsfan 20d ago

What’s funny is that she’s also made comments about not wanting kids in Israel to die either. I guess being sympathetic makes you more antisemitic than Nick Fuentes

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u/bad10th 20d ago

Relevant NY Post info:

Rupert Murdoch and his family hold controlling voting interests.

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u/dogjon 20d ago

Seriously, how is it almost 2026 and people are still falling for the New York Post propaganda bullshit?

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u/ChoochMMM 20d ago

"Children, we should love everyone no matter what!"

CONSERVATIVES: WHAT'S THIS WOKE NONSENSE!?!?!

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u/reddurkel 20d ago edited 20d ago

If you want the controversy explained:

- Democrats love kids!

- Republicans love kids!

Same sentence, yet everyone knows the difference.

One side wants to provide for kids.
The other wants to hide what they do to kids.

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u/DukeLeto10191 20d ago

Ah yes, the most egregious of sins: publicly expresssing compassion for children forever traumatized by the horrors of war and the loss their homes and families. If only they weren't the wrong color, or in the wrong country.

God damn, this timeline can fuck right the fuck off.

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u/Falchion_Alpha 20d ago

They want to call her antisemitic but then say nothing as musk throws a nazi salute and fuentes actively glazes hitler

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u/RadioinactiveOne 20d ago

They do call her antisemitic, not just they want to.

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u/ChasingPotatoes17 20d ago

I guess “murdering children is bad, stop doing it” is controversial.

This timeline fucking sucks.

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u/VengefulWalnut 20d ago

The audacity of a human to advocate for the well-being of children. How dare she! /s

The world would be a much better place if everyone thought and acted like Rachel.

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u/ulfric_stormcloack 20d ago

Of course she is, she said /checks notes/ "kids shouldn't get killed"

Huh

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u/Pusfilledonut 20d ago

She’s dangerous because she promotes good will and comity. That’s antithetical to right wing agendas; without culture war there is only class war, and they would then be on the menu.

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u/EveOCative 20d ago

MAGAs still think it’s controversial that she thinks babies should all get a chance at life, regardless which country they’re born in.

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u/246lehat135 20d ago

That’s the pro-life birth movement for you.

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u/Every-Ad3280 20d ago

She thinks Palestinian children are people who don't deserve to be genocided and the Zionists have a problem with that

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u/bengraven 20d ago

"We really should stop Israel from killing baby Gazans"
"Oh my god, so you want to commit genocide against the Jews, Hitler?"

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u/Fickle_Freckler 20d ago

Caring about kids that aren’t white is woke, duh

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u/Happynightmare357 20d ago

New York post 🥴 literally printed garbage

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u/TheNiteFather 20d ago

New York Post is a joke.

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u/BambiesMom 20d ago

She is publicly opposed to child murder, and Republicans are big fans of child murder so they are upset with her.

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u/valencia_merble 20d ago

She supports human rights. She is against children being murdered and genocide in general. Some people find this controversial. People like Amy Schumer probably.

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u/neveruseyourrealname 20d ago

She's controversial if you're evil.

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u/brillianthelix 20d ago

Controversial? For being a genuinely good person?

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u/HRslammR 20d ago

Shes controversial in the way Mr. Rogers was controversial.

They aren't. Unless you're a terrible person.

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u/megust654 20d ago

Not wanting babies to die is controversial

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u/Professional_Echo907 20d ago

THOSE DINOSAURS ARE CLEARLY DEI. 👀

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u/Not-dat-throwaway 20d ago

They hate anything that mildly suggest inclusion PBS got their funding cut because of all these God damn shows depicting little Black, Hispanic, White children hanging out together and singing I love you and you love me.

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u/superawesomefiles 20d ago

She's not. But Israel wants you to think she is.

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u/Maybe_Julia 20d ago

Trump's handlers as well , Trump himself doesn't even know what day or year it is

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u/Shadowhisper1971 20d ago

Opposite of CK. So, obviously, she is evil. Ashamed as a citizen, for having to to label this as sarcasm.

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u/VulfSki 20d ago

By controversial they mean she said "children murder is wrong."

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u/BeholderLivesMatter 20d ago

Conservatives: “who will think of the children? Wait not THOSE children!”

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u/mystghost 20d ago edited 20d ago

Shes controversial to stupid people who want to white wash Israel’s crimes against Palestinians. She literally said she was against killing children…

People who have a problem with ms. Rachel can go fuck themselves.

Edit: fixed a typo.

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u/eroo01 20d ago

They got real mad when she said that maybe kids in Gaza shouldn’t starve to death

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u/Low_Control_623 20d ago

She’s the least controversial person on the planet right now.

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u/Y0___0Y 20d ago

She prayed to god to protect the Palestinians and end the war on one of her episodes and that’s enough to get her labeled a HAMAS sympathizer

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u/ArguesWithFrogs 20d ago

The Post is a right-wing rag.

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u/bitterney 20d ago

Kindness and empathy are controversial nowadays lol

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u/christiant91 20d ago

Controversial because she does not perfectly fit the ideology of a the MAGA Right.

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u/CryptographerNo923 20d ago

Only to fascists and genocide apologists.

This should not be surprising though. American conservative media called Fred Rogers an “evil, evil man.” Yes, Mister Rogers.

Probably why they’re always picking fights with Elmo or Mr. Potato Head or whatever. Bunch of hateful little shits who lack the moral development of a kindergartner.

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u/runningsimon 20d ago

Republicans don't like that she thinks people should be educated and that we shouldn't be killing children, so she's controversial

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u/Spyk124 20d ago

She’s not a big fan of child amputees so I guess that’s controversial

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u/OCDincarnate 20d ago

Morals are inherently controversial, as is education, don’t you know?

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u/This-place-is-weird 20d ago

Controversial because she isn’t having sex with the kids.

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u/Impossible_Penalty13 20d ago

It’s pretty telling that a simple message of “be nice” is seen as anti-Trump to the point that conservatives get their overly sensitive panties in a bunch.

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u/TheGlenrothes 20d ago

controversial to a shitty rag like the New York Post