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"I like the style when it fits my beliefs, but this comedy show is polluting discourse when I disagree with it"

• TYPE_FASTER 7y ago
  also see comments on The Onion articles
• licebmi__at__ 7y ago
  Or this is how you get the creators apologizing through the characters -for almost half an episode- of being so stupid of equating climate change with a half man, half bear, half pig creature.
  • whatshisface 7y ago
    Hey, it's not like any political movement, pro-climate included, has ever been without some embarrassing missteps and overstatements. You could name anything, no matter how true or virtuous, and I could find you some wayward supporters who are doing more harm than good, and some arguments that only seem right if you focus on their conclusion.
  • jquery 7y ago
    They were mocking Al Gore, who made some pretty wild doom predictions which didn’t come true. Even if you’re fully on board with climate change being a very serious issue, there’s plenty of space to mock people. For example, how about an episode which mocks Democrats for coming down hard against nuclear energy (except for Yang)? It’s incredibly disappointing to see the candidates cave to the anti-nuclear wing of their base.
    • sgt101 7y ago
      Correction : Al Gore made doom predictions that haven't come true yet!
      • repolfx 7y ago
        He made predictions with dates in them, if I recall correctly. So his predictions can never come true because those dates have passed.
• okcando 7y ago
  Yours is a good example, if a bit meta, of one side arguing in bad faith and being less legitimate than the other. Arguably so is this one.
• kennywinker 7y ago
  "when all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail" some topics they tackle are nails, others... screws.