Yannow, I’ve been waiting for this one. You can count on the celebtards to be on the wrong side of just about everything that is good for America, and they can’t keep their mouths shut.
Let’s get the pissants out of the way. First their is the human bowling ball, Jerry Nadler. Fortunately, he is retiring, but he helped set America back during the first Trump Administration.
He came up with this beauty: Democrat Rep. Jerrold Nadler (NY) on Tuesday said Americans would be justified in shooting masked ICE agents.
“What is really the major problem in this country today is the fascism in our streets,” Nadler said during a House Judiciary Committee hearing on Tuesday. In people who should have never been voted in, he’s up there with AOC, Liz Cheney, Adam Schiff and Pocohantas.
Celebtards I can always count on are DeNiro, Billie Eillish and Mark Ruffalo.
One of the biggest assholes is Bruce Springsteen. He got chased offstage recently with USA, USA chants when trying to sing his anti-ice song. A well-known Trump hater, he’s been anything but the Born in the USA person he sang about. People like this should leave if they hate what the country is doing that much. He has ranted for decades against the good in the country.
Bruce ‘The Boss’ Springsteen apparently earned his alias by bilking fans and venues early in his career, in order to pay his bandmates. He’s spent the last several decades shaking down America, and his latest track – ‘Streets of Minneapolis’ – is no different.
No statement appears to have been made about the revenue generated from the new, anti-cop song. Springsteen will always find a way to turn tragedy into merchandise. ‘The Boss’ is again raking in cash made from his caterwauling, this time over dead left-wing agitators.
Streets of Minneapolis is, naturally, filled with craven falsehoods.
Springsteen portrays Pretti as some harmless peacenik protester — a claim that collapsed almost immediately under the weight of police reports and video evidence.
“I wrote this song on Saturday, recorded it yesterday, and released it to you today…” Springsteen swelled on Wednesday, as if rushing out propaganda is a form of genius rather than negligence.
The speed at which he pulled together the cliched melodies and a harmonica solo that sounds like it was lifted from outtakes from The Promised Land (1978) was part of its sales pitch.
You are so wrong, you are the AOTW.
Celebrities should shut up about politics. Most Americans are smarter, they just don’t have the platform.
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Delusions of Adequacy 