On what planet does a brand - even - think it’s cool to crack jokes about an alleged victim of domestic violence? The Depp fandom bubble on TikTok is very real but no brand should get anywhere near it.
Chris Harihar
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This interview is a prime example of what not to do & will be studied in public speaking classes for years. Jon Stewart often lets interviewees self-sabotage, but here, the Deputy Secretary of Defense unravels before even making her argument.
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Yeah, I mean, this is why many far-right influencers exist mostly/only as meme accounts on Twitter/Instagram. Because, if they're actually questioned, they're easily outed for being really dumb.
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Yashar Ali 
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Take a second to watch Libs of TikTok respond to Taylor Lorenz’s question.
Full interview here: youtu.be/XL-40gDBRx0?si
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Andre Braugher and Lance Reddick, both gone in 2023. They were incredibly talented actors, and remarkable Black actors, unafraid to confront race in their roles. What a massive loss, all in one year.
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She took herself apart with her defensive laughter and her patronizing behavior. It was weird.
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