Far too many people took JS too serious for too long, but you have to give him props for leaving the show to pursue justice for 9-11 first respondents. For all of his influence while he was on comedy central he is getting shit done without it. I won't be shocked when he pulls a Franken, runs and wins.

what are your thoughts on stephen colbert?

as he started off being a direct parody of a right wing show he has always been too partisan for me to take seriously in any sense. Moving over to late night he's got a more "serious" platform, but if anything should be taken less seriously. Since he's dropped the Papabear O'Reilly act he's basically just a populist riding a wave. I think a lot on the left championing his statements would forget he exists inside of a month.

on the subject, i dont like Trevor Noah all that much but his angle of immigrant's take on the US is at least a new angle. they could have just put in a poor man's version of Jon Stewart. I just wish he hit harder on the left, but as the right has all of the power atm i get it.

Honestly, I would like you to create a book one day / or pdf. I'd buy it. I love reading your views on stuff (mostly bcz i agree with 90% of it, but besides the point)

This post was edited by JohnMiller92 on Apr 12 2018 01:27pm

He was kind of thrust into seriousness because main stream media outlets like Fox took him seripusly. He was a comedian that was suddenly more credible than the cable news outlets because of how far they had/have let themselves fall

my manifesto will be released the day after my rampage. i will PM you a copy.



thats one way to put it. the other way is that his audience grew so much that they had to pay attention to him. No one takes PewDiePie seriously based on his content, but he has undeniable influence over an entire generation.

This post was edited by thesnipa on Apr 12 2018 01:43pm

reported to the FBI.

jokes on you, im already on that list. have been since i googled "anarchists cookbook" in 6th grade.