@revelette1,
Quote:Need to discredit an opponent's position without directly confronting it? Start tweet-shouting hypocrisy and "double standard" with lots of exclamation points.
What the heck is this guy talking about?
Who is the
opponent and what is the
position?
Is the former Bee? Who would waste their time on opposing her? She's a classless, vulgar, middle aged comedian so desperate to appear edgy, cool and relevant she can only think to use what is probably the most vile of obsceneities in the US on her broadcast TV show.
Is the latter that Ivanka Trump is somehow obligated to change her father's mind and make him enact policies approved by leftie Canadian comedians?
Anyone defending Bee while castigating Barr is a hypocrite, and that the Entertainment industry did not descend on Bee as they did on Barr reveals a clear double-standard.
What is all the blather about what-aboutism? Considering that the Bee incident followed Barr's, the only ones who might be using it are those addressing Bee's critics, and only if they also defended Barr. It's nonsense.
Barr's tweet was reprehensible and so was Bee's slur. "That Guy" and plenty of others are, out of convenience and tribal loyalty, trying to draw a bright line of distinction between them on the basis that Barr's was disgusting and
racist while Bee's was
only disgusting and
misogynist . Total BS. The criticism of Bee I've read and heard from women is not because they are all blue-nosed librarians who blush at the word
damn, it's because she used a utterly misogynist term that attempts to reduce a woman into nothing more than her raw sex organ.
If Barr had used the term instead of her racist remark you'd all still be calling for her scalp. It's an absolutely clear double standard. Barr had a target on her back because she supported Trump. Bee is a hero because she attacks Trump. One could do no right and the other could do no wrong. It's that simple
However, if we are going to parse this thing to death, keep in mind that Barr's comment was tweeted in the middle of the night in what was probably a spontaneous, booze doused Id inferno while Bee's was a measured and well considered decision approved by her bosses.
Personally I don't see a measurable difference in either, regardless of how one dissects them, but if you want to bring out the moral protractors and electron
woke microscope then examine them both in their entirety and their full context.