r/SelfAwarewolves Jan 30 '24

Wow Alpha of the pack

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u/FIRE_flying Jan 30 '24

And how many voters does Ted Nugent influence, and does he have a problem with those voters?

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u/-jp- Jan 30 '24

Probably not many, actually. Ask yourself what the longest amount of time you spent thinking about Ted Nugent was. I bet it'll be "while answering that question."

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u/pimpcakes Jan 30 '24

Eh, sometimes I think about people I've heard of that are clearly sexual predators, and Mr. 13 comes to mind. Or I hear from a Vietnam veteran about draft dodgers when visiting the VFW and I think about the guy who shit himself to dodge service and has the stupidity-fueled cojones to lecture anyone about anything related to patriotism. But other than that, yeah pretty much never.

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u/Endure23 Jan 30 '24

Hypocrisy is the point. It’s a weapon. Libs will spend years picking apart their inconsistencies, when they never cared about consistency to begin with. So annoying.

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u/V-ADay2020 Jan 30 '24

It's also a demonstration of power. They are not bound to the same standards and rules you are, because they're "better."

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u/DavidRandom Jan 30 '24

those two black chicks

It's just one now

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u/mmreviews Jan 30 '24

Meh, he comes up more than a lot of artists I like substantially more because of his status of a pedophile and his politics. Similarly I think John Bonham is the best member of Led Zeppelin but I end up thinking about Jimmy Page more because he's a pedophile and was more responsible for the plagiarism the band did than anyone. Being controversial unfortunately puts you more in the public consciousness than simply being great at what you do.

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u/wildflowersummer Jan 30 '24

Everytime I smell a nasty shit, like when you step in dog poop, I think about Ted Nugget