Originally posted by Robtard
I have accepted that you believe "hypocrite!" and "hypocrisy!" are proper responses whenever someone says something you don't like (especially about Trump) or don't understand.
Just like I've accepted you believe "triggered" and "you don't understand this word" are responses you say when you have nothing truly of value to add.
Man, you and I..two accepting bros, amirite?
Anyways, funny thing: Meryl Streep was whining about something that didn't happen. He never mocked someone for being disabled. The gestures he used when imitating the guy are ones he has used when imitating plenty of people. I find that amusing, do you find it amusing?
It's clear Trump did; watching the video one can easily see that Trump was taking a jab at the man's disease/disability, Trump's a known bully, so it's no surprise he'd go there. The only people who can't see this are the ones effectively blinded because they have Trump's cock-n-balls in their mouth.
Originally posted by Robtard
It's clear Trump did; watching the video one can easily see that Trump was taking a jab at the man's disease/disability, Trump's a known bully, so it's no surprise he'd go there. The only people who can't see this are the ones effectively blinded because their have Trump's cock-n-balls in their mouth
Except no, the gestures he used he has used to imitate various people.
The gestures he used have been used before in an attempt to show the person is flustered, not disabled. He did similar gestures for Ted Cruz, to name one example.
Originally posted by Robtard
R: "I'll take KMC for $200.00, Alex."
A: "Surtur's natural state of being."
R: "What is #Triggered?"*audience applauds*
I see, so you use this tactic not only when hypocrisy is called out, but just whenever you are shown to be wrong about something? Okay.
I'm about to smoke a bowl and then possibly pass out for the night, you have a good day Robby Robb.
Originally posted by SurturYour desperate need to defend Trump on nigh everything does not allow you to admit the truth. Trump knew the man had a condition and he knew what he was doing when he acted like a condescending fool.
I see, so you use this tactic not only when hypocrisy is called out, but just whenever you are shown to be wrong about something? Okay.I'm about to smoke a bowl and then possibly pass out for the night, you have a good day Robby Robb.
Just like when Trump admitted to being a sexual predator, you were 'meh, he didn't mean it.'
Originally posted by SurturHow is it hypocritical?
Okay bro you need to stop with the challenge accepted shit lol. If you are accepting the challenge it would be you hunting down the evidence. If you were challenging me to do something you can't exactly accept it on my behalf either, you get that?But anyways, I'm not going to track down every example, but this article has a few examples from celebs and I guess also some non-celebs did make it. Or they are shitty actors I've never heard of.
So we have shit saying he was just paying himself a compliment and all that jazz. Yet Meryl Streeps virtue signaling? Meh, no biggie.
Though I'm going to hazard a guess you aren't going to find these hypocritical, because at this point how could you? It will be the same song you always sing when it comes to hypocrisy.
Streep just insulted Trump. There was no potential for miscommunication there.
Hiddleston's speech about how he was moved by “the idea that we could provide some relief and entertainment for people … who are fixing the world in the places where it is broken,” He went on to dedicate his win “to those out there who are doing their best.”
The awkward wording of this speech makes him and actors like him the subject, and is using Sudan as a vehicle to talk about the power he has as an actor.
What is the hypocrisy that you are seeing? It would be one thing if Hiddleston came out saying Hillary was a fat cow who raped dinosaur eggs and he was criticized when Streep wasn't, but he didn't.
Originally posted by SurturHiddleston's speech was about him, with Sudan used to support what he was saying about himself and those like him.
It's cool, I didn't think you would agree with me, like I said.Merely liking one and not the other isn't hypocrisy, saying one is "one long compliment to yourself", but having no issue with Streeps virtue signaling speech is hypocrisy to me.
Streep's speech apparently didn't mention her movie career at all, with the subject being Donny.
Is this so hard to understand?
Originally posted by NemeBroSurtur is well known for his off tangent ridiculousness and his whining. He isn't able to make anything coherent so don't expect something which makes sense.
Hiddleston's speech was about him, with Sudan used to support what he was saying about himself and those like him.Streep's speech apparently didn't mention her movie career at all, with the subject being Donny.
Is this so hard to understand?