Tim's bit here is ham-fisted as always, but he accidentally stumbles across a relevant point about Portlandia. The show couldn't be made today, not because it was "anti-woke satire", but because it appeared during a time when liberalism was so secure that it could actually poke fun at itself. Liberals no longer feel that security, so any sort of meaningful introspective humor is forbidden because it might expose their weaknesses to the enemy, or might signal a disunified front. This is why the bastions of Obama Era comedy (The Daily Show, Colbert, The Office and Parks and Rec actors) are so humorless now. Good comedy is about opening up about vulnerabilities, foibles, inconvenient realities, and exposing them to the air - something which no liberal during Trump 2.0 can afford to do.

This has been probably the darkest 24 hours I’ve ever experienced on social media in my life. Probably because I switched to night mode yesterday.

Stephen King novels are the ultimate coworker books, even more so than femgooner slop

William the Bastard at the Battle of Hastings in 1066

Still feeling vindicated, though recent events have proven that just having children isn't enough to turn things around

Good book but the illustrator has one of the craziest names ever

"Hila getting cheated on by Ethan with an Ashki is like something that has never happened in the history of the human race"

Brutal work camps for those who spell "losing" as "loosing"

Liberals in 2016: Love Wins Liberals in 2026: We need to dig up the decomposing body of Lindsay Graham and arrest him for homosexuality

Officially oneshotted by esoteric rightist xitter, read this as "Miguel Serrano"

You know the right wing space is overrun by entryists when people are acting like it's a shocking revelation that Lindsay Graham was gay