100%. If I sat down with a veteran and they shared stories and I understood what they did and sacrificed and how it affected them, I think I would feel naturally compelled to show them gratitude. But I’m not the guy to go up to some random old dude at a casino buffet and thank him for his service just because he wore a hat that says he served. I don’t know him or his service record or anything. Blindly praising service members feels like the weird, jingoistic brand of patriotism, like the pledge of allegiance or singing the national anthem before a baseball game.
Hasan’s reflexive response — please, no more reality hosts — came with one notable exception: “Unless Jon, you’re thinking of throwing your hat in the ring… we can talk about that.”
Stewart laughed. He didn’t deny it. He didn’t wave it off. He just leaned back, smiled, and chuckled — the kind of non-answer that fuels speculation.
You’re saying this is Jon Stewart explicitly implying that he’s considering a run?
The controversy stems from Coca-Cola's ties to “Israel” and its inclusion on the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement's list.
One of the biggest pop culture fandoms on the planet is using their collective voice to speak out against the ongoing genocide in Palestine. That’s a pretty cool story as far as I’m concerned.
Is there a way to DDOS a phone number? Like a shitload of automated calls placed to a number over and over tying up their phone lines completely.
I don’t know if you’re unaware or are just kidding, but I wanted to share this link about how watermelons are a symbol of Palestinian solidarity just in case: https://www.npr.org/2024/01/08/1222718339/why-watermelons-are-symbol-of-palestinian-solidarity
100%. If I sat down with a veteran and they shared stories and I understood what they did and sacrificed and how it affected them, I think I would feel naturally compelled to show them gratitude. But I’m not the guy to go up to some random old dude at a casino buffet and thank him for his service just because he wore a hat that says he served. I don’t know him or his service record or anything. Blindly praising service members feels like the weird, jingoistic brand of patriotism, like the pledge of allegiance or singing the national anthem before a baseball game.
SPEAK UP BROTHER!)
“Dinos”?
He’s absolutely the type of guy to use “1234” or “1111” as his passcode
Robert Jitzgerald Kennedy
I’ll never not pronounce this foe-tusses
Famously the first time Putin ever did something bad, yes
Alt text: a photo of President Obama and Vladimir Putin shaking hands and smiling congenially.
Not sure how to do alt text properly but this post is an image of several major tech CEOs at Trump’s inauguration.
Oblivion is so underrated. I feel like I never see people talking about it but it’s a legitimately solid sci-fi movie with an amazing score.
You’re saying this is Jon Stewart explicitly implying that he’s considering a run?
Dong Corleone
No way you called someone fragile after looking up the name of the user who pushed the meany button on your comment
For the record, you sound exactly like the type of person a furry wouldn’t ever want to befriend so worry not, bud
One of the biggest pop culture fandoms on the planet is using their collective voice to speak out against the ongoing genocide in Palestine. That’s a pretty cool story as far as I’m concerned.
No, it’s gotta be the gay
This feels like an oxymoron