Thread | Brutkey

Cartman:
Mom, you don't understand.
I'm getting really good at this.
I have my arguments down rock solid.
These young college girls are totally unprepared, so I can just destroy them & also edit out all the ones that actually argue back well.
It just feels so good.

Mom:
I understand it feels good, but that doesn't mean you do it all the time.

EC: I'm sorry, Mommy.
Mom: Put the computer away & leave those poor college girls alone.
EC: Ok, I won't masterdebate anymore tonight.
[He doesn't stop]

Spocko
@spocko@mastodon.online

I put this up because it shows how the right wins at debates, by cheating.
They edit out the times they lose.

The "master debate" joke is crude, but it also shows that "destorying" others in an argument makes them feel good.
Also, I noticed that they DON'T stop after they've been busted by authority figures, even though they said they would. That's because they DON'T respect other's authority.

They're addicted to the rush of crushing others AND some make BIG MONEY being cruel to others.

Spocko
@spocko@mastodon.online

The other thing I loved about this #SouthPark episode is how they show the rewards for people trolling & attacking others.
It showed how some people don't believe in what they are saying or doing, but do it for the money.
How kindness doesn't pay, but if you "say some really divisive shit, then you could make your nut."
#southpark #CharlieKirk

Stage with podium for the Charlie Kirk Award
for Young Masterdebaters.

Clyde in counselor's office saying So you know, as a kid if you could do a podcast,

Clyde in counselor's office "say some really divisive shit, then you could make your nut." South Park S27E02