You're missing the underlying issue that these people care about, once again, "celebrities" I'll never meet. It makes fuck-all difference what their politics are. What am I going to do, get past layers of publicists and show them the light? I'm not L. Ron Hubbard, and times have changed.
"I don't recall, Senator" goes back to Watergate. Fuck, that seems close to Reagan at this point. I'm old.
Donald Regan was very confusing to me at about that time my memories started to take.
Regardless, Reagan had wildly different ideas on walls.
This guy watched TV in North America in the '80s.
(and likely was as surprised as I that Alanis Morissette was part of the cast)
Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to head to my rocking chair.
A free pass? He's got enough punches on his "free pass" card for 10 more free passes.
Which is a great rationale for how a 3-year-old doesn't know how the window got broken. The bar should be set a bit higher for the Axis Cheeto.
I know some of the names on that list. But honestly ... favourite celebrities? Like, I've got a favourite bartender, but people I'll never meet? Seems a waste of time to rank them.
Not to mention, what people in the entertainment industry have to say about politics is moot. It's bad enough that politicians want to curb creative output in a certain mould. Do you look to your local favourite meteorologist for dog-grooming tips? If not, perhaps celebrity political thoughts are equally useless.
Just going off my experience with stepsons a decade ago -- so, before the manosphere bullshit had hit its stride -- teens will look things up specifically because it disagrees with their upbringing. This isn't all bad, as it exposes them to new ideas (something the boys desperately needed after a decade of praise for agreeing with anything mom said), and it's a logical progression from earlier methods of being rebellious.
To me, the larger issue is the amount of demand for such content moreso than its existence. People have been saying ignorant shit online since BBSs and likely earlier. The issue is parents aren't pushing back. Being grounded but retaining one's phone is just a vacation from parental intrusion.
We aren't talking about kids who need phones for 2FA to conduct banking. "But then how will my friends reach me?" "Doesn't really matter since you're grounded." Any parent who relies on their kids having a cell phone to keep tabs on them is a rather lousy parent. Engage with them in person to steer them in the right direction.
We'd still have Patrick, though.
All these damn website changes. Last week, the camera spex were in Ohms.
Whatever new name comes to pass, it needs to get abbreviated to SHIT.
Talk amongst yourselves.
You'd think there would be all sorts of memories from that show, but I've really only retained one. Standard kitchen-table sketch, and the kids get handed boxes of cereal. One advertises a bigger box, and the kid is disappointed that the bag inside is still the same size.
To which the dad says "well, it is a bigger box. They didn't claim 'more cereal.'"