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They can't review a kids tv series without deriding Trump and Trump supporters.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/tv/news/making-cobra-kai-great-again-the-series-returns-with-a-parable-about-the-peril-of-bipartisanship/ar-AASztJe?ocid=uxbndlbing

Making "Cobra Kai" great again: The series returns with a parable about the peril of bipartisanship

Melanie McFarland - 6h ago

"Daniel and Johnny's fight club adventures also have doubled as a cautionary parable abouttoxic masculinity, and the deleterious effects of nostalgia addiction,among other things. Laced throughout the rivalry between Miyagi-Do and Cobra Kai are warnings about what can result from tribalism and an extremist devotion to domination."

…Johnny, reintroduced to us as a prime Trump-era hero,

"While this rift splits the good guys' forces, Daniel's former student Robby becomes the Steve Bannon of Cobra Kai"

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> Robby becomes the Steve Bannon of Cobra Kai

Anonymous ID: f67df1 Jan. 8, 2022, 7:18 p.m. No.15335526 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>5534

>>15335516

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> Robby becomes the Steve Bannon of Cobra Kai==

>>15335534

make your self useful and shop Bannon's head on to this

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/new-polling-proves-trump-s-fans-are-as-delusional-as-they-are-unoriginal/ar-AASyU96

New polling proves Trump's fans are as delusional as they are unoriginal

Opinion by Hayes Brown - 16h ago

Nobody likes losing. But rather than accepting failure, former President Donald Trump has preferred to tell a different story, one where he never lost at all. In the version of events told in the “big lie,” Trump was the victim of a massive voter fraud scheme, one that stole the election from him and handed it over to President Joe Biden.

The “big lie” is just the latest version of the myths that reactionaries have always told themselves.

Recent polling shows it’s a story that still sticks with a supermajority of Republicans. The University of Massachusetts Amherst found that 71 percent of GOP respondents believe Biden’s win was at least “probably” illegitimate. An ABC News/Ipsos poll found the exact same result: 71 percent of Republicans “sided with Trump's false claims that he was the rightful winner.”

What to make of this seemingly desperate rejection of reality? The fact is that Trump is not nearly as original or creative as he portrays himself to be. In this case, he’s merely slapped his name and branding onto a concept that predates him. The “big lie” is just the latest version of the myths that reactionaries have always told themselves.