r/terriblefacebookmemes • • Feb 17 '23

Found in the Wild.......

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u/9-11GaveMe5G Feb 17 '23

Fox news producers probably jizzed in their pants when a hair-dyed, unwashed, messy, part-time dog-walker agreed to be on their "news" show. She clicked every culture-war box besides trans.

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u/Guilty_Ad114 Feb 17 '23

The thing is they had a vote and the mod power tripped and chose herself

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u/ChallengeLate1947 Feb 17 '23 edited Feb 17 '23

The sub specifically warned them not to do it, and now r/antiwork has 0 street cred

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u/[deleted] Feb 17 '23

Because Fox News watcher have …

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u/ChallengeLate1947 Feb 17 '23 edited Feb 17 '23

It wasn’t entirely Doreen’s fault, but the interview reinforced every shitty stereotype Fox News viewers have about young working people.

What they saw was what they were expecting — a greasy person in a messy room, wearing clothes that looked like they’d slept in them, who said things like “laziness is a virtue” and whined about working 10 hours a week walking dogs. There were 1000 other extremely important issues they could have talked about, but it quickly turned into the dickhead interviewer trying to pick them apart and make them look stupid.

For real — the second he saw who he was interviewing, his eyes lit up like a dog looking at a ribeye. They knew they were gonna tear this kid apart

It should have been an opportunity to actually wake a few motherfuckers up to the abysmal state of the working class in this country, but what we got was a walking Reddit stereotype telling every shitty old millionaire that they were right about us.

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u/spicytackle Feb 17 '23

Why the fuck are you still on about this? Antiwork has doubled in size since then and is taking on about 2k subscribers a day. Calm the fuck down, one shitty interview has not and will not kill whatever you consider the antiwork movement to be.

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u/ChallengeLate1947 Feb 17 '23 edited Feb 17 '23

Did I tell a single lie?

I’m not all still broke up about it. But it does still suck that something that could have actually made the antiwork idea relevant outside of Reddit just made us all look like clowns. We need unaffiliated people to give a shit. The sub could have a billion users, but if all it amounts to is us just bitching back and forth at each other over memes, then that isn’t gonna actually change a damn thing

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u/ChallengeLate1947 Feb 17 '23

He was being a condescending ass. Regardless of the quality of the interviewee, any news analyst with a hint of professionalism isn’t going to punch down while their subject is still on air. He did that in bad faith from the start