I agree to a large extent, but really the whole gist of this incident is just "random people yell bad words at each other" without much substance.

In fairness, every broad genre / sub-genre label will be like that. "Power pop", "post-punk", "new wave", et cetera are just as cloudy and vague.

Don't forget "globalist", "SJW", and "regressive left", too.

The only good classical crossover is Andrea Bocelli.

What if they brought in John "I really REALLY LIKE THIS PICTURE" J. Callanan and his naked banana?

I hope that someone can either confirm or deny that Lee Ving guest-starred on 'Three's Company'. I've seen no source for that claim, but it's out there.

I'm pretty much in the "this is mostly just random people screaming bad words at each other, and doesn't really mean shit" camp, personally. I'm sure that a lot of others here are.

Yeah, to describe what the Dickies and those other sorts of punk groups are doing as "rebellion" is a joke. They're as rebellious as wearing socks with sandals. Of course, like… for Christ's sake, there's nothing wrong with not caring about politics for a moment to just fuck off and have fun. Just be honest about what…

Indeed.

Maybe the Dickies can record a new version with the Minions for the Despicable Me 4 soundtrack.

I feel like I need to make an addendum that, while all of that shit does sound lame, Flogging Molly is a freaking great group that shouldn't be associated with such lameness.

Okay, serious message to anyone posting something online: The more explanation points you use, the less likely anyone is to give a shit about your opinion— and the less likely they should do so.

Okay, that last post there made me laugh my butt off.

Ted Cruz isn't a "lawyer" in the general sense of the word at all, he's a blackshirt-esque cheerleader for a kind of Christian fundamentalist supremacy first and an everything else second.

Larry the Cable Guy generates X-Pac Heat, not Heat Heat.

The fuck is up with you?

Larry the Cable Guy is minimized? Thank God, this might actually be tolerable… I think I'll probably see it at some point, though not in theaters.

Given how we live in a post-reality, post-truth world politics-wise, I honestly do think it's a fools errand to try to satire what's going on. Those in power don't need to be mocked— they need to be tarred and feathered. Still, though, some attempts to make fun of the terrible situation have been kind of funny… but…

I wonder how many other celebrities will take notice of this given the Kardashian-Industrial Complex or whatever the fuck we're calling it now.

It still bugs the living fuck out of me that the endless vomiting of raw hatred from conservatives to gay people, Jews, Hispanic individuals, and other perceived untermenschen groups— comments that go right up to the line of genuine criminal incitement and then flies right past it— is considered normal online. Yet…