Comments by "" (@badluck5647) on "King of the Hill: What Are Hank's Real Politics?" video.

Trump's tiny hands probably produce a weak handshake.
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@flyingphoenix113 You make Hank sound sexist which is wierd if you consider his endless support of Peggy's career ambitions and continous encouragement for Luanne's self-reliance.
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@stephanien6237 Does Cotton really seem like the hands-on dad teaching his child about the world?
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@Bunny-ch2ul Hank is strong believer in self-reliance and fiscal responsibility. Meanwhile, Biden is strong believer in "free" government money and deficit spending. Not a great match.
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@seventeenseventythirteen7465 I wouldn't call that sexism per se. Hank just has a small comfort zone. Hank's interactions are similar to how he feels uncomfortable hanging around Bobby, but felt okay with Bobby's puppet who Hank shared interests with. Hank doesn't dislike women any more than he prefers puppets over people. I frankly there is too much of an obsession to "cancel" people who did things or said things decades ago which are outside the modern norm. For example, why are people hating on Snoop Dog, because his 20 year old music had sexist lyrics?
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@seventeenseventythirteen7465 Hank wasn't treating her differently because she was a women, but because she was too different from his norm. If she was a Cowboy-loving tomboy, then there wouldn't have been a issue. Hank would also have discomfort if the most qualified person was a vegan man who liked soccer. Hank doesn't have a lesser view on women, but he doesn't know what to do outside of traditional male roles.
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Can you imagine how confused Hank would be by multiple gender names, social media, and Democrats' embrace of socialism? I want to see an episode where Bobby freaks out that his poor family is guilty of white privilege.
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@riotbreaker3506 Hank wouldn't take workers compensation when he threw out his back. Meanwhile, Biden extended unemployment benefits for people who chose not to work or chose to not even look for a job. And covid isn't an excuse, because both the vaccine and booster were widely available at the time. Hank would feel the same shame as he did for Lucky who "done slipped on pee-pee at the Costco" and lived off the resulting settlement instead of getting a job.
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It is also rare to see a conservative portrayed in a good light as Hollywood likes to portray liberalism as wholly good and conservatives as evil, ignorant, and racist. A modern equivalent would probably attribute Hank's success to white privilege and scoff at his reluctance to take worker's competition instead of actually working.
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