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Anonymous wrote:Is riidiculous to not enjoy musicians, comedians, authors, etc who don't share your political views. I'm an older moderate to conservative, white, southern woman. You might think I wouldn't, but I LOVE Wanda Sykes' routines and humor. I look for her Instagram clips and think she's fabulous! Nate Bartgaze has a low key sense of humor that's also very funny!

The left thinks they own people. They don't.

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Anonymous wrote:Sad but done with him. We were planning to see him live and watch his movie but can’t support him now.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/emmy-nominated-comedian-nata-bargatze-exposed-as-maga-at-trumps-ufc-fight/

Yeesh. RFK jr looks like a piece of thoroughly chewed chewing gum.

Anonymous wrote:Sad but done with him. We were planning to see him live and watch his movie but can’t support him now.

https://www.thedailybeast.com/emmy-nominated-comedian-nata-bargatze-exposed-as-maga-at-trumps-ufc-fight/

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Anonymous wrote:The right can eff off with their stupid "cancel culture" whining. The have been doing it for generations. Hollywood "red scare" blacklists in the 1940s and 1950s cost many brilliant and talented artists their careers, in the 1950s there were book removals and curriculum purges, teachers, academics and others forced to make loyalty pledges.

Conservative boycotts in the 1960s of musicians supporting civil rights, like Harry Belafonte and Nina Simone suffered concert cancellations, radio bans, conservatives targeted and blacklisted professors and others who were critical of the Vietnam war...

The religious right of the 1970s organized boycotts of rock musicians, films, shows; ERA supporters were targeted and ostracized...

1980s, the right wing pushed boycotts of Madonna, Prince, metal bands, called for heavy censorship and bans on music...

1990s - boycotts of Disney, video games, Ellen DeGeneres when she came out as gay...

2000s - boycotts of the Dixie Chicks, critics of the Iraq war like Sean Penn and Susan Sarandon, attacks on academics critical of US foreign policy and the Iraq war, calls for them to be fired or disciplined

2010s - Calls to boycott and cancel Colin Kaepernick, Nike, Target, Starbucks, Samantha Bee and tons of others...

2020s - Calls to boycott and cancel Bud Light, Disney (again), the NFL, canceling various academics, books and authors...

The right wing are the undisputed Cancel Queens, they've been at it far longer and working at it far harder than the left.

It's the height of cognitive dissonance for the right wing to feign outrage and moral high ground whining about "cancel culture" when they themselves have been the worst offenders in America.

Not sure who these "right" and "left" idiots are who are calling for all these boycotts but I can tell you that us normal folks, which is about 96% of us could care less about your silly political spins on everything and we'll choose our entertainment without regard to silly politics.

DP. Hey, no problem with you deciding what you want to do. Just don't police other people for doing the same, and making their own choices about where to spend time and money.

Boycotts, loudspeakers, blocking streets, taking over college buildings and preventing students from attending class, making it impossible or nearly impossible for conservative views to be voiced on campuses by students and visiting speakers, criticizing and avoiding Bartgaze for attending an event of which you don't approve, etc have been done by Democrats.

We were simply talking about how everyone has their right to choose their own entertainment sources. No one said anything about the idiots who block streets or try to interfere with the lives of normal people.

But you can't do what you want to do if people are physically stopping you.

Ah, yes. Are the people from DCUM who are physically stopping you in the room with you right now

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Anonymous wrote:Nate is not worried about the DC Urban Moms demographic. Not worried at all. Or people like them. He will be fine. Literally Jon Hamm in Mad Men - "I don't think about you at all."

Sounds like he doesn't need any yahoos running around arguing his points for him, then.

Bully for Bargatze. I'm sure this will all work out without any impact at all.

Bargatze is a lover and a friend to all. He isn't a bully and he could care less about Trump and our awful political parties. He does enjoy watching professional fights but he isn't a fighter. Trust me.

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Anonymous wrote:Nate is not worried about the DC Urban Moms demographic. Not worried at all. Or people like them. He will be fine. Literally Jon Hamm in Mad Men - "I don't think about you at all."

Sounds like he doesn't need any yahoos running around arguing his points for him, then.

Bully for Bargatze. I'm sure this will all work out without any impact at all.

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Anonymous wrote:I was so disappointed to see this. I won’t be contributing to any viewership or concerts of his anymore. Like PP said it just taints the image to the point where it’s not enjoyable anymore. I wouldn’t be able to see past it to enjoy the humor.

Why would anyone want to be able to see past it? Knowing if someone is a trump supporter is good information to have when you're making decisions about how to spend your valuable time and energy.

Nate is a free human being and can attend whatever the F he wants.

Don't like it? Tough.

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Anonymous wrote:I was so disappointed to see this. I won’t be contributing to any viewership or concerts of his anymore. Like PP said it just taints the image to the point where it’s not enjoyable anymore. I wouldn’t be able to see past it to enjoy the humor.

Why would anyone want to be able to see past it? Knowing if someone is a trump supporter is good information to have when you're making decisions about how to spend your valuable time and energy.

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Anonymous wrote:Nate is not worried about the DC Urban Moms demographic. Not worried at all. Or people like them. He will be fine. Literally Jon Hamm in Mad Men - "I don't think about you at all."

He certainly doesn't care about the political forum because he isn't a political person and he thinks Republicans and Democrats are silly dupes.

Anonymous wrote:Nate is not worried about the DC Urban Moms demographic. Not worried at all. Or people like them. He will be fine. Literally Jon Hamm in Mad Men - "I don't think about you at all."

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Anonymous wrote:The right can eff off with their stupid "cancel culture" whining. The have been doing it for generations. Hollywood "red scare" blacklists in the 1940s and 1950s cost many brilliant and talented artists their careers, in the 1950s there were book removals and curriculum purges, teachers, academics and others forced to make loyalty pledges.

Conservative boycotts in the 1960s of musicians supporting civil rights, like Harry Belafonte and Nina Simone suffered concert cancellations, radio bans, conservatives targeted and blacklisted professors and others who were critical of the Vietnam war...

The religious right of the 1970s organized boycotts of rock musicians, films, shows; ERA supporters were targeted and ostracized...

1980s, the right wing pushed boycotts of Madonna, Prince, metal bands, called for heavy censorship and bans on music...

1990s - boycotts of Disney, video games, Ellen DeGeneres when she came out as gay...

2000s - boycotts of the Dixie Chicks, critics of the Iraq war like Sean Penn and Susan Sarandon, attacks on academics critical of US foreign policy and the Iraq war, calls for them to be fired or disciplined

2010s - Calls to boycott and cancel Colin Kaepernick, Nike, Target, Starbucks, Samantha Bee and tons of others...

2020s - Calls to boycott and cancel Bud Light, Disney (again), the NFL, canceling various academics, books and authors...

The right wing are the undisputed Cancel Queens, they've been at it far longer and working at it far harder than the left.

It's the height of cognitive dissonance for the right wing to feign outrage and moral high ground whining about "cancel culture" when they themselves have been the worst offenders in America.

Not sure who these "right" and "left" idiots are who are calling for all these boycotts but I can tell you that us normal folks, which is about 96% of us could care less about your silly political spins on everything and we'll choose our entertainment without regard to silly politics.

DP. Hey, no problem with you deciding what you want to do. Just don't police other people for doing the same, and making their own choices about where to spend time and money.

Boycotts, loudspeakers, blocking streets, taking over college buildings and preventing students from attending class, making it impossible or nearly impossible for conservative views to be voiced on campuses by students and visiting speakers, criticizing and avoiding Bartgaze for attending an event of which you don't approve, etc have been done by Democrats.

We were simply talking about how everyone has their right to choose their own entertainment sources. No one said anything about the idiots who block streets or try to interfere with the lives of normal people.

Indeed. But PP will go to any lengths to insist people have to buy things they don't want and watch shows they are not interested in, just because he supports that cause. Free will is a laugh to him.

No one said that. You do you. I personally enjoy Bargatze's dry and somehow clean take on humor and I know that he could give two craps about Trump, Biden, Republicans or Democrats and even if he did care about politics, I'm mature enough to separate politics from humor. I still enjoy Cosby Show re-runs without regard to my disgust for Cosby the person. I still think Billie Jean is the greatest musical piece ever without regard to how I feel about Michael Jackson the person. It's called maturity and intelligence. We should all try it.

You just lack a conscience or moral compass. Shameful.

It’s called not

It's called appreciating good music despite the indecency the artist or appreciating the humor and the characters of a show despite the poor character of the lead actor. This has nothing to with someone's moral compass, Karen. Go worship your MAGA God.

Yeah guys, why can’t you just enjoy a good animal balloon show at John Wayne Gacy’s house without bringing the child murders into it?

Anonymous wrote:Is riidiculous to not enjoy musicians, comedians, authors, etc who don't share your political views. I'm an older moderate to conservative, white, southern woman. You might think I wouldn't, but I LOVE Wanda Sykes' routines and humor. I look for her Instagram clips and think she's fabulous! Nate Bartgaze has a low key sense of humor that's also very funny!

Anonymous wrote:Nate is not worried about the DC Urban Moms demographic. Not worried at all. Or people like them. He will be fine. Literally Jon Hamm in Mad Men - "I don't think about you at all."