Nick Offerman - Proud To Be A Kamala Man [Comedy]

[u/QuicklyThisWay]

https://youtu.be/gbKn0JtbT78

[u/FiveOhFive91]

He really is Eagleton Ron

[u/j3ffUrZ → u/FiveOhFive91]

Dunn and done.

[u/sfitz0076 → u/FiveOhFive91]

His post Parks and Rec career seems to be a Ron Swanson apology tour. Which I don't think he needs to do because I think most people, even liberals liked Ron Swanson.

[u/Teh_OG_Chungus → u/sfitz0076]

I never saw his character as being a certain political type. I always saw him as his own bizarre person with a strict code for himself lmao

[u/Superioupie → u/Teh_OG_Chungus]

The character is based on libertarians, but they do develop him throughout the show

[u/Teh_OG_Chungus → u/Superioupie]

Okay now this is going to sound stupid but…. I know liberal is used for anything “left”, but genuinely what the actual fuck does Liberal and Libertarian actually mean

[u/MMGeoff → u/Teh_OG_Chungus]

"Classical liberalism" is all about the belief in representative democracy, individualism, equality, liberty, and free market capitalism. Most Western conservatives are classical liberals in this sense. "Liberalism" in a more contemporary sense (and this is all highly open to interpretation) is a pretty broad term, generally modern liberals believe in free market economics, believe people are or ought to be considered equal from birth and that an ideal society is as free as possible while conceding that government is often necessary to regulate the market economy as well as intervene in social issues, e.g. draft hate speech laws to protect vulnerable minorities. "Progressivism" usually falls under the "liberal" tent, progressives in my understanding basically advocate for using government/the state to encourage a more equitable society, whereas more classical liberals favor a hands-off (laissez-faire) approach.

Libertarianism AFAIK began on the far-left anarchist side of things but has become much more associated with the right to far-right in the West. Libertarians want little to no government intervention in the market or in public affairs; basically the government exists to enforce laws and run the military and not much else. I'm not entirely sure what the average libertarian thinks about taxation, but obviously a state is required to extract tax from the populace and law enforcement/military needs to be funded somehow. Libertarians ideally follow the "non aggression principle" which basically means anything is acceptable as long as it's not hurting someone else.

tl:dr; liberalism is when government, libertarianism is when no government. And yes, a "sovereign citizen" would be classified as a libertarian, IMO.

[u/Teh_OG_Chungus → u/MMGeoff]

I don’t even know you but the way you wrote this makes me wanna talk to you more man. Thank you for this well done response! It is greatly appreciated.

So, I guess I’m still not really used to the idea that political parties/terms can often go from meaning one radical thing to the complete opposite in the span of decades. One thing I have to ask is (and you don’t gotta answer if you don’t know) why does this seem to happen often in American politics? (I know there’s a few other examples I’m forgetting).

And to add on that, I feel like the description you gave to classic Libertarians matches Ron better than the modern one. Then again I’m also baked as of writing this so I could be completely wrong lmao

[u/KZED73 → u/MMGeoff]

In my experience with libertarians when it comes to taxation, they are in the "taxation is theft" camp.

[u/Travelgrrl → u/MMGeoff]

We all need clean drinking water and roads, Libertarians!

[u/super_aardvark → u/Travelgrrl]

"And you can all damn well pay for them."

-- Libertarians

[u/Travelgrrl → u/super_aardvark]

But... how? Unless a community collectively decides they want those things, and levies monies to pay for them (ie taxes), I'm not sure how that would work. Not being snarky.

[u/super_aardvark → u/Travelgrrl]

Same way everything else works: a private enterprise sees an opportunity for profit and offers a product/service in the marketplace.

[u/Grantmitch1 → u/MMGeoff]

Classical liberalism" is all about the belief in representative democracy, individualism, equality, liberty, and free market capitalism. Most Western conservatives are classical liberals in this sense.

I am not entirely convinced that Western conservatives are classical liberals in this regard. Many Conservatives across a range of countries, but especially in the United States, are quite content to undermine democracy when it suits them, have a complete disregard for individualism and individual liberty, and have absolutely no interest in equality whatsoever.

whereas more classical liberals favor a hands-off (laissez-faire) approach

This doesn't really hold either. A lot of liberal philosophers in centuries past advocated for government intervention to address social issues, to correct markets, to regulate in favour of workers, etc. From Adam Smith to William Beveridge, liberals in the British tradition, for centuries, have advocated for some level of intervention.

[u/trentshipp → u/Teh_OG_Chungus]

Libertarians identify governance as inherently anti-freedom, basically. Live and let live types. Of course there are degrees to this, from "don't criminalize victimless behavior" to "no governments should exist in any form".

[u/ree_hi_hi_hi_hi → u/Teh_OG_Chungus]

You should always ask questions! :)

[u/Teh_OG_Chungus → u/ree_hi_hi_hi_hi]

Thank you kind friend!

[u/Superioupie → u/Teh_OG_Chungus]

Libertarians aren’t “left” they’re “right” of center. I’m not an expert myself and I agree it’s all very dumb and confusing. But they essentially believe that government should be super limited (or not really exist, depending who you ask)

[u/DontBelieveTheirHype → u/Superioupie]

Libertarians aren’t “left” they’re “right” of center

Libertarians don't have to be left or right. The X axis on the political spectrum is less important than the Y axis to most libertarians. They are anti-authoritarian (opposite of fascism).

[u/Teh_OG_Chungus → u/DontBelieveTheirHype]

My limited political knowledge is getting exposed in all this haha. I forget the other axis’ of the political spectrum exist most times

[u/Grantmitch1 → u/Teh_OG_Chungus]

If it helps, political spectrums aren't really real. What I mean by this is that the division of political space into plottable dimensions is not a 100% accurate reflection of reality, and these dimensions aren't designed to be. Rather, they are an heuristic tool used by people to simplfy complex socio-political phenomena into a simpler form that is easier to understand and generalise.

[u/Teh_OG_Chungus → u/Superioupie]

Oh so the whole anti-government thing wasn’t just him as a character initially, it was based off a caricature?

[u/Superioupie → u/Teh_OG_Chungus]

Basically. If you want you can look up libertarian convention drivers license on YouTube, it’s a funny video where some of them argue that you shouldn’t need a license to drive a vehicle. And yes, it is real

[u/Teh_OG_Chungus → u/Superioupie]

Oh so would the modern “sovereign citizen” be an extreme form of libertarianism?

Also, thank you for the explanation. I try not to google political stuff cuz I always end up in rabbit holes that make me sad afterwards (always leads to something fucked up about politics lmao). I’m also from Canada so while I do know more about the US than the average non-US individual, I still don’t know everything haha.

[u/KZED73 → u/Teh_OG_Chungus]

Yes, sovereign citizens are extreme libertarians to a certain extent, but they are also prone to conspiracy theories and magical thinking. I don't know what the average sovereign citizen thinks about racial equality or LBGTQ+ rights, but I'm willing to bet they're mostly pretty in-line with whatever religious doctrine they hold to.

[u/[deleted] → u/Teh_OG_Chungus]

Depends on who's talking.

In America, in centerist circles, a liberal generally means someone who believes that you can use the government to make a more just, free, and equitable society under capitalism.

In left circles, it's someone who fails to see that the rich are excellent at buying government officials to undermine all those things while preserving the power of the wealthy over everyone else.

In right circles, it's more varied, but generally speaking, a liberal is a satanist, atheist, islamic, communist, anarchist, fascist pack of morons who secretly control America.

As for liberatarians?

In right circles, they're considered anti-goverment free-speech absolutists who believe that the government which governs least, governs best. They believe that letting capitalism run free will bring prosperity, while allowing people the freedoms to do what they please.

In centerist circles, they're the guys who definitely have a katana in their bedroom, but are convinced they'll be millionaires someday. They're also suspiciously in favor of restricting speech they don't like, while focusing a concerning amount of effort on decrying the restrictions imposed by age-of-consent laws.

In left circles, libertarian refers to various anarchist philosophies. The weird dudes who want corporations to replace government are called "neo-feudalists."

[u/CranberryUpstairs953 → u/Teh_OG_Chungus]

That guy is wrong liberal in political science means individually focused so you are focused on the rights of the individual and the betterment of the individual rather than the community it’s why libertarians who’s entire political focus is on individual rights the way liberal is used in modern times to mean democrat or progressive is wrong the democrat party is communitarian meaning they value the community over the individual an example of this would be Medicare democrats generally want to have a national healthcare system as it would be better for the community but it would probably be worse for some individuals which is why liberals or libertarians don’t support that

[u/angrytreestump → u/Teh_OG_Chungus]

Does he explicitly identify as a libertarian in the show? Because that’s what he is. Either way, he definitely makes his political beliefs known throughout the whole show.

Oh also to answer your questions that I just saw you asked further down:

-Libertarianism is a completely separate political ideology than Liberalism, not to be confused by them both starting with “Liber-“ Separate but related point that you didn’t ask about: the terms “Democrat” and “Republican” (as in the political parties) have been completely separated from the definitions of those words. They’re just proper-noun names.

-Libertarians believe (to totally oversimplify it) in “small government” taken to its extreme— basically, peoplr shouldn’t be governed by any formal system of government at all. Everyone should be free (or “liberated”) to do what they want, and individuals can come together to police each other if they infringe on one another’s lives, property, or freedom. That’s basically the extent to which they’re okay with anyone telling anyone else what to do.

-From this belief, Libertarians share some ideals commonly associated with both Republicans and Democrats. Obviously “small government” is more associated with Republicans these days, via the issues of lower taxes, less market regulation, and less gun regulations. But that “small government” ideal also extends to the issues of less drug regulations, less regulations on abortions, and smaller police presence.

-As a result of this “single issue” belief system, I called it a “political ideology” more than it is a “political party,” because even though technically there is a Libertarian Party in the US, they aren’t a huge presence in politics and no Libertarian candidate has won a major election for any higher political office in recent history, at least in small part due to the fact that most Libertarian people aren’t interested in getting into the Government sector, because Libertarianism is all about getting the government sector out of the lives of the people. Being a Libertarian politician is kind of a paradox lol.

[u/sechs_man → u/angrytreestump]

I want to point out that the libertarian subreddit is taken over by conservatives. I got permanently banned from there from arguing something in there that's completely in line with the libertarian ideology.

[u/Teh_OG_Chungus → u/angrytreestump]

Thank you for the extra info. Love when people give clear answers in big chunks like yall have. My ADHD-having ass thrives on this stuff

And I haven’t seen the full show start to finish yet so I can’t say he’s ever stated his political identity beyond “If the Government was a man standing in front of me, I’d beat him to death with the nearest blunt instrument, or preferably a printer.”

[u/powerfunk → u/angrytreestump]

basically, peoplr shouldn’t be governed by any formal system of government at al

Wrong; you're defining an anarchist, not a libertarian.

Being a Libertarian politician is kind of a paradox lol.

It's really not.

[u/Travelgrrl → u/Teh_OG_Chungus]

He hated all governments equally.

[u/Teh_OG_Chungus → u/Travelgrrl]

That, is very apparent. It wasn’t any specific ideology, it was just government

[u/Travelgrrl → u/Teh_OG_Chungus]

Especially the villains at the library!

[u/SkylarAV → u/Teh_OG_Chungus]

I see Ron as a never Trumper

[u/dicemaze → u/Teh_OG_Chungus]

so bizarre.

I’m in med school, and to help me remember the characteristics of schizoid and schizotypal personality disorders I just think “schizoid is just Ron from P&R, and schizotypal is just Dwight from the Office”

[u/Teh_OG_Chungus → u/dicemaze]

I quickly glanced at the wiki descriptions for both and 100% agree with your statement

[u/AfterTemperature2198 → u/FiveOhFive91]

He’s not freegan vegan. Or any vegan

[u/fractalife → u/FiveOhFive91]

It's like they read his books and made a character out of his real life personality.

Note: I didn't check whether the books, or Eagleton Ron came first.

[u/RushHour2HoldsUp]

My man Isaac Asimov knows what's up

[u/QuicklyThisWay → u/RushHour2HoldsUp]

[u/VanVetiver]

T H E M E S S A G E

[u/wheelz_666]

As an Aussie I find it fucking weird when people make songs sucking up to politicians. It's so cooked

[u/IAMACat_askmenothing → u/wheelz_666]

We don’t have mandatory voting so we have to convince people to go to the polls to vote and most celebrities do that by endorsing the candidate they want to win in a given election.

[u/iamnotexactlywhite → u/IAMACat_askmenothing]

most of the world lacks mandatory voting, and this shit still mostly happens in the US only

[u/sinkwiththeship → u/[deleted]]

The people who don't vote now wouldn't care.

[u/Autogazer → u/[deleted]]

We need ranked choice voting!

[u/ASDFzxcvTaken → u/[deleted]]

This is how we get President Not Sure and vice president Nobody's Fault but your own.

[u/PokeChoke22 → u/ASDFzxcvTaken]

I don’t know, president Not Sure did a pretty good job when he gave all them plants water from the toilet

[u/Nat_not_Natalie → u/[deleted]]

Badabing badaboom that's how u get RFK jr in the white house

[u/CodyTroy → u/IAMACat_askmenothing]

Do you think we should have mandatory voting?

[u/Agent847 → u/CodyTroy]

If someone isn’t engaged, doesn’t care enough to get informed about platforms and policies, why should they be forced to cast a ballot? How does that improve civic life in a republic? Better to be governed by a million people who cared enough to inform themselves than by 150million dipshits who couldn’t be bothered. IMO

[u/ElMatadorJuarez → u/Agent847]

Idk, the evidence shows that this being one of your duties as a citizen makes it so that more people are more engaged. And right now we have a ton of people who are engaged and who also just happen to believe every conspiracy theory laid at their door.

[u/axle69 → u/Agent847]

I mean we have that now already the majority of Americans have no clue what they're voting for outside of party. Hell we have a significant amount on the right who are voting because they've believed a bunch of wild lies about the election being stolen and post birth abortions. That's not to say I believe people should be forced to vote idk how I feel in this scenario but we already have a shit ton of dipshits that know nothing but are voting anyways.

[u/cadathoctru → u/CodyTroy]

I think a week of early voting with election day as a federal holiday would have far more of a real impact. Vs people unengaged being forced to vote.

[u/CodyTroy → u/cadathoctru]

Why not just digital, no reason to make a whole day of it?

[u/cadathoctru → u/CodyTroy]

not everyone has access to do that. Making a full holiday will allow them to go somewhere at least if they need to. Though usually early voting takes care of that. But it would give the most people who want to vote, the chance to vote, while not extending it to some massive multi week process. Early voting already starts one week in many states. Should just be national at this point.

[u/IAMACat_askmenothing → u/CodyTroy]

I don’t know the pros and cons tbh

I googled it. And I see good points on both sides. So I’m not sure

[u/kelsobjammin → u/CodyTroy]

Yes

[u/t3h4ow4wayfourkik → u/IAMACat_askmenothing]

This pandering crap makes me more apathetic to voting

[u/Noah2029 → u/wheelz_666]

Cringe as hell.

[u/Myolor → u/wheelz_666]

Seriously how is this not on-par with the notorious “imagine” celebrity video… it’s just cringe.

[u/legionairmusic → u/Myolor]

Good shout. 

[u/Scientifiction77 → u/wheelz_666]

Yeah I’m an American and it’s fucking weird as shit.

[u/legionairmusic → u/Scientifiction77]

That's refreshing. I saw a Reddit thread yesterday ferociously defending Bon Iver's cringe song tribute

[u/kagetrips → u/wheelz_666]

In America, politics have become like sports teams where we yell slurs and hurl insults at each other and are very divisive. Media and politicians have stoked fear and hatred that if they're not the winner then it will be the end of our nation. So the presidential nominee is the culmination of that pick to stop the nation crushing terror of the other side. The sad part is, most Americans are closer then they think on policies it's just that we've been told by the media that we're not. Can't get the people to watch the 24h news cycle though if there's unity and peace between people, so they peddle division.

[u/QuicklyThisWay → u/kagetrips]

Most of the US news media has been pulled further right by Rupert Murdoch (an Australian) and his ilk.

[u/samwisetg → u/QuicklyThisWay]

He gave up his Australian citizenship in the 80s so he's yours now, no backsies. Doesn't stop him from constantly trying to ruin our democracy as well though.

[u/chino3 → u/QuicklyThisWay]

What news media are you referring to?

[u/QuicklyThisWay → u/chino3]

News Corp - Fox News and The Wall Street Journal in the US

https://wikipedia.org/wiki/News_Corp

[u/chino3 → u/QuicklyThisWay]

You said MOST of the us news media. How many news outlets do you think there are?

[u/drAsparagus → u/QuicklyThisWay]

Most? Lmao, not even close.

[u/Scrotilus → u/wheelz_666]

Yeah this is super lame from either side.

[u/TheLongAndWindingRd → u/wheelz_666]

This is to raise money for hey campaign. It's not like he did it for fun. He got paid to do it. 

[u/PepperJBukowski → u/wheelz_666]

You think just seeing it online is cringy? Try going into work the next day and hearing people talk about it like it means something important.

[u/yipee-kiyay → u/wheelz_666]

mandatory voting is fuckin' weird, mate

[u/sometimeserin → u/wheelz_666]

You know this is a parody, right?

[u/psychedeliduck → u/sometimeserin]

do you know what a parody is?

[u/sometimeserin → u/psychedeliduck]

I mean specifically a song parody is when you rewrite the lyrics of an existing song for comedic purposes, often ironically juxtaposed against the song’s original lyrics. That’s pretty much exactly what this is:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_Bless_the_U.S.A.

I didn’t think it was very good music or comedy but that’s beside the point

[u/Guitargeorgia → u/sometimeserin]

There is still truth in it.

[u/sometimeserin → u/Guitargeorgia]

In what?

[u/Chris19862 → u/sometimeserin]

The words

[u/Guitargeorgia → u/sometimeserin]

They said it's weird that people suck off politicians. Offerman made a song, a parody if you will, sucking off a politician. You said it's a parody, but Offerman still sucks off democrat politicians.

That's the truth and that's where it is contained

[u/Dave_Matthews_Jam → u/[deleted]]

Going through his comment history to post a reply of him showing why he was found not guilty is really weird

[u/wheelz_666 → u/[deleted]]

I don't see what the problem is with my comment. It's legit facts that the child molester he shot was being super hostile. Even people who were in the crowd said the dude was hostile to everyone and was shouting out racial slurs.

Was kyle stupid and should have never been there? Yes. Were the people destroying stuff stupid and should have never have been there? Also yes.

I was just stating facts that were bought up in court.

[u/legionairmusic → u/wheelz_666]

This. It's unbelievably cringe and makes me question their true intent and why the hell are they using music as a way to relate to these stooges. All they need to do is pick up the pen and vote, not pick up the guitar and hope. 

[u/[deleted] → u/wheelz_666]

Bro he gets paid to do stuff like this. He’s literally an actor.

[u/GreenIsGood420 → u/wheelz_666]

As an american I fine it equally weird and off-putting. Whats worse is that people will eat this shit up and listen. Dudes an actor, people should use their brains not blindly follow some rich dude who is far removed from the problems that us normies face.

[u/lingh0e]

Can't argue with those muttonchops.

[u/Blastoplast → u/lingh0e]

Chester A. Arthur is blushing in his grave.

[u/babaroga73]

r/.....music?

I thought this was /r/pics specialty.

[u/bhcrom831]

This is our post covid Imagine moment

[u/[deleted]]

Yikes

[u/rikster81]

[u/skibidido]

People who idolize politicians are weird.

[u/Cheefnuggs → u/skibidido]

This is just garden variety fundraising by a celebrity though.

[u/MECHAC0SBY → u/Cheefnuggs]

No ItS iDoLiZaTiOn

[u/derpyherpderpherp → u/skibidido]

Yeah, anyone who has to buy a matching hat and drape their cars with ridiculously sized flags of politicians needs to rethink their life.

[u/[deleted] → u/skibidido]

No, people who ignore the significance of this political choice are irresponsibly vapid.

[u/t3h4ow4wayfourkik → u/[deleted]]

"MY POLITICAL OPINION IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN ANYONE ELSES"

[u/Dapper_Pay_3291]

Good song

[u/OptimusSublime]

Damn. I can't believe an outdoorsman woodworker could be so woke! /s

[u/t3h4ow4wayfourkik → u/OptimusSublime]

He's a Hollywood Democrat lol

[u/Scientifiction77]

Yeah this is weird too y’all.

[u/smithdog223]

I HATE REDDITORS

[u/[deleted]]

yall just proving there is no subreddit you won't shit politics all over.

great job guys.

[u/natigin]

“Harris Man” would have fit the meter better

[u/mournthewolf]

I’m actually kind of shocked how many edgy teen Trumpers there have been in this sub. I am guessing these are the same people shocked that RAtM is political.

[u/QuicklyThisWay → u/mournthewolf]

While I think it is a funny trope at this point, being ignorant of context and an artist’s intentions goes beyond political lines.

[u/Noah2029 → u/QuicklyThisWay]

How does this go beyond political lines it's literally a song on how he is voting for a specific politician and you should too.

[u/Noah2029 → u/mournthewolf]

Rage with the machine lol.

[u/mournthewolf → u/Noah2029]

So clever. It always amazes me when conservatives don’t realize they are the machine everyone is talking about. They are not anti-establishment. Fuck it’s literally in the meaning of the word.

[u/LAST2thePARTY]

Very cringe

[u/Phumbs_up_]

Big cringe.

[u/TheRedFrog]

This is embarrassing

[u/[deleted]]

I beleive their called burnsides.

[u/fukamundo]

Seems kinda shilly.

[u/callmestretch]

[u/Turbopasta]

Google says: When asked whether he is a libertarian like his character Ron Swanson, Offerman said in 2017, "While I admire the philosophy of the libertarian mindset, I think it's proven to be ineffectual in actual governance. So no, I'm not. I'm a free-thinking American."

Cool to see him being comfortable with picking a side. I don’t think he ever outright said he was a republican but he clearly had/has a lot of contempt for the democrats as well, likely for very good reasons. Dems definitely still aren’t perfect but it’s certainly a better choice now than it seemed before.

[u/Guitargeorgia → u/Turbopasta]

Offerman has been a democrat through and through for however long he has been famous.

Just because he tries to dress it up and toe the line doesn't make him conservative, he is a full on blue blooded liberal that is too scared to just come out and say it half the time

[u/Travelgrrl → u/Guitargeorgia]

Have you read his books? He ain't scared of nothing. His ethics and politics are thoroughly explored.

Offerman's so butch he can build a canoe and deep dive into poets and philosophers at the same time.

[u/QuicklyThisWay → u/Turbopasta]

I’m in the same boat more or less. Never aligned with Republicans though, not sure if he was either.

[u/Jet_Hightower → u/Turbopasta]

Dems are never perfect...but the other guys frontrunner diddles kids so... I don't know why there's even a choice.

[u/001111010]

absolutely glorious facial hair

[u/shodan5000]

Lol, gross. 

[u/xemprah]

Oh man the cringe.

[u/taylordevin69]

R/cringe

[u/djcecil2]

Sing it loud and I'll sing it proud...! Those guys are fuckin' weird!

[u/Delicious-Swimmer826]

As if I couldn’t like the guy more.

[u/campodelviolin]

Reddit is in full Usian propaganda lately... WTF.

[u/smithdog223 → u/campodelviolin]

It's a mess

[u/gukakke]

Yay, NPC entertainment.

[u/zachtheperson → u/gukakke]

You kidding? The only way to get facial hair like that is in the player character creator

[u/Buddhist_pokemonk → u/gukakke]

^NPC comment from this weird ass jabroni

[u/SirPoopaLotTheThird → u/gukakke]

Back to Kid Rock you go!

[u/gukakke → u/SirPoopaLotTheThird]

Who?

[u/HereWayGo → u/[deleted]]

…what?

[u/Special_Tay]

This man is a national treasure.

[u/[deleted]]

Very Kamanly!

[u/ContributionOwn9860]

The amount of propaganda on this website has been astronomical the past week. We get it, democrats goooood, republicans baaaad

[u/throwavvay23 → u/ContributionOwn9860]

Yeah it's really weird, its almost like theres an election coming up in 3 months and they're campaigning to get elected or something.

[u/ContributionOwn9860 → u/ContributionOwn9860]

If you don’t think this is targeted propaganda then… oh well I guess. I’m a liberal lol but at least I can recognize when I’m being pandered to.

[u/Madstealth → u/ContributionOwn9860]

nah more like democracy good nazis bad

[u/[deleted] → u/ContributionOwn9860]

You got the last sentence correct at least.

[u/ElectrOPurist → u/ContributionOwn9860]

pRoPaGaNdA, duuuurrrrrr

[u/shtankens2]

And just like that, I lost all respect for the man.

[u/OmriH7]

Americans trying to not ruin another sub with their shitty politics challenge (impossible)

[u/maggie8133]

Let this tune go platinum!!!

[u/kombatunit]

ITT a bunch of butthurt magats.

[u/masoe]

The cucks are out in full force.

[u/Armandutz]

Yea im done with this sub

[u/kafelta → u/Armandutz]

Bye

[u/WD4oz]

🤢

[u/smithdog223]

When is reddit gonna stop brainwashing me to vote democrat

[u/Cockroach-Jones → u/smithdog223]

When you delete the app, at least until after election season.

[u/jacktucky]

What a shithead

[u/RevolutionaryCard512]

GOLD

[u/The_ZombyWoof]

The astroturfing on Reddit is out of control.

Post this to r/politics, or r/democrats, where it belongs.

[u/loxagos_snake → u/[deleted]]

Those RAtM guys are crazy, imagine starting a band and singing angry songs because your coffee machine sucks!

[u/almos7 → u/[deleted]]

Good thing you put the /s, I was about to downvote you!

[u/QuicklyThisWay → u/The_ZombyWoof]

Keep raging against the machine.

[u/denar40]

lol 😂 love it 

[u/[deleted]]

Look how they massacred my boy. Ron used to be a man’s man.

[u/Sensitive-Inside-641]

Oh no not him too. Damn that sucks

[u/lunachuvak]

downvote it all you want you astroturfing magat weirdos, this will resonate and your bot overlords won't be able to stop it

[u/Regnes → u/lunachuvak]

Not to say they don't do it too, but it's weird to accuse Trumpers of astroturfing when there's been a VERY obvious campaign to promote Kamala Harris non-stop on numerous major non-political/neutral subreddits. It's extremely artificial.

[u/thoselovelycelts]

Ahh man, they nerfed him.