Comments by "Mighty One" (@mightyone3737) on "Late Night with Seth Meyers" channel.

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  3. I know it was just the weird 90s, but back then chicken was seen as a less than masculine food. People could like it, but 'men' were supposed to obsess over beef and pork. Weird that they're acting like ice-cream isn't one of the most beloved food items in the world (I occasionally buy Asian ice-cream, usually 1 tub of red bean and 1 tub of ginger, both are very good), and that chicken is suddenly 'manly'?? This is what happens when society is expected to pretend that trump isn't an open moron that has weird thoughts and feelings about women, such as having to ask multiple friends of his if they thought melania was 'hot'... they're not marrying her my guy, shouldn't you be finding her hot or not?? At this point he's just so damn weird that they can't make him seem normal, them trying to normalize his lunacy just emphasizes it. It's so hilarious that they're chained to this human anchor, but it's glorious watching the conservative 'movement' try to keep him from sinking. Of course they're all drowning because it's impossible for people swimming in the ocean to hold up a big useless anchor, even if you've got millions of them and they have endless money (literally because the rich just print money via the stock market, Seth himself pointed it out!), it's just not a task humans can achieve, it's no longer possible to make trump seem sane, normal or relatable, he's so alien/weird and so stupid that empathy just can't work. Him going out and buying chicken to show up biden should have been unthinkable, and in what world is it weird to be seen eating ice-cream?? Was OG Bush the last real republican leader the US will ever know? His son invaded two countries at random and both were incredibly expensive disasters that tanked a booming US economy (but made a lot of a-holes even more wealthy, so you know, that's a good deed in the US I think?), so he doesn't count, and trump is the definition of a RINO (he believes none of the tenets of his party other than the ones about giving more money to rich people), and I think trump is in the process of killing his party, like you guys will need a new conservative party to displace the republicans because they'll have devolved into nothing but capitalist BS and conspiracy loons (we're more than halfway there), and nobody sane will ever vote for them again after they wake up from their pro-trump delusion.
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  18. Well, it's hard for a government to crack down on the people who give them huge bribes I guess? A LOT of politicians even trade stock ffs, many of them likely benefited from their own tax cuts under trump, I'd say your government is a racket, but so it Canada's (and people's knee-jerk is to vote for ol' Skimmed desantis himself, weenie poilievre). ...it's very easy to land on your feet when people keep giving you new billions to spunk up the wall on idiotic business ideas. It takes a very special kind of idiot to try to sell vodka when he's publicly a teetotaler, their are reasons workers ABSOLUTELY hate it when engineers who've never worked in the field design 'solutions'. Throughout most of recorded history, the people who managed the workers made a point of being among them (modern race-based slavery was actually what caused this to change fwiw, the workers were supposed to be their own 'caste' in the 'new world' the capitalists were building), to actually see what the problems were that needed solving. trump is exactly one of those engineers who's never been in the trench who designs a tank that gets stuck if it tries to cross one... this was a huge problem in WW1, look up some of those tank designs, they'd be adorable if they weren't designed to kill and maim, everything is tin-plated and full of shot traps, people could shoot through tanks with especially big rifles, and many tanks had so many crew that people risked dying of heat stroke to serve in one. He doesn't understand anything because he's never actually worked in any field, yet he thinks because his daddy inherited a bunch of money he only has good ideas.
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  39. I actually loved Ep 7, it was one of the better Star Wars movies IMHO, Ep 8 tried some new things that greatly improved the Star Wars universe/made it fucking grow up a bit, it's the most mature Star Wars movie ever made I will argue, Andor was way more mature/grown up (mature being used to describe porn is objectively insane), Ep 8 finally made physics exist in important ways, ships running out of fuel for example, or visiting a casino where most of the people who are there got inhumanely rich off of the suffering of others, and that's made clear in the movie, most Star Wars movies are infantilizing. The childishness was probably a big part of why my old psychiatrist preferred Star Trek, it wasn't media directed primarily at children. Anyways, Ep 9 was about as good as KOTOR 2 was when it was first released... aka you literally couldn't play it without patching, and even after patching it still barely ran, the graphics were embarrassingly bad, and the whole last chapter was bugged beyond words, so much so that you couldn't follow the story's conclusion. Ep 9 wasn't a finished movie and they decided to release and see what would happen, especially since it was such a beloved IP, and one that people would flock to just to say they saw it on the big screen. I really wish Disney had had more respect for the fans, but Ep 9 was a symptom of why so many people in Hollywood need better contracts/general treatment, the people making Star Wars movies want to make us great movies because many of them are going to be fans. I think I rewatched Ep 9 exactly once, and it wasn't worth doing so despite plenty of interesting elements that COULD HAVE BEEN AMAZING, but ended up devolving into garbage like 'each Star Destroyer, which is literally just an upscaled model because we're that cheap in a BILLION DOLLAR FRANCHISE, has it's own superlaser, even though the Death Star had to be ginormous to do the job', the movie was a disaster and burned up so much good will for the franchise, and a large part of it was because of the backlash to Ep 8, mostly from right wing shut-ins on the internet whining that an Asian woman was 'hogging the screen', I think if I had the power I'd try to get a Rose Tico show, it wouldn't have to be high budget even because she's not a flashy character, even just a few episodes so we can learn more about the interesting character (also because Disney fucking owes her big time). Part of Star Wars' problem is that it doesn't offer a very varied menu, just 'openly for kids stuff', 'teen stuff', and 'family stuff', even Ep 7 was just a complete rehash of Ep 4, it was almost an homage, but it was done rather well so 'it worked' and most people were happy with it. The Prequels would have been epic flops if they weren't in an already established and beloved franchise, who in their right mind makes a family (and we're being generous, that was a kid movie) movie with the central plot being a trade dispute that needs to be argued by a senate?! Also the stereotypes were a bit much even then, I was not very old when it came out and even I could see the various racial groups being stereotyped. Anyways, if they had released the prequels first they wouldn't have made Ep 2 (which was, until Ep 9, easily the worst Star Wars ever conceived, and the movie literally had Natalie Portman in a ripped up outfit, this wasn't quit Slave Leia level pandering, but in this context you could argue it made even less sense) and the series would have been a disaster we all joke about. TBH though, we all clown on Star Wars now.
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