WATCH: Does Jim Acosta think this DUMB commentary is some kind of BURN on Fox? Because LOL.
- 3 years ago
Watching Jim Acosta try to talk about memes is bad enough. But does he think that his commentary about masks at Fox News was, to use the lingo from Acosta’s internet era, a pwn? He obviously does. Which I find VERY funny.
Not funny like he means to be funny. Funny like he doesn’t know he’s a joke. Because this was LAME. He showed a photo from the new Fox News headquarters, and remarked that the employees were wearing masks. (Which is required indoors in D.C, we could point out.) Then he says “The Fox slogan used to be ‘we report, you decide.’ Maybe it’s, we mandate, you comply. Perhaps now it’s ‘your body, your choice.'” he said with total dramatic intonation. He even repeated it With. Added. Periods.
So the GOTCHA is that they followed the law? Or is that their employees could have a choice? Which one is he making fun of?
More importantly, he seems to think, like all liberals do, that a business making decisions within its own walls is the same in both principle and practice as the government making that choice FOR them.
Libs think if you are okay with a restaurant making a mask requirement, if you say ‘well I just won’t eat there,’ that somehow you’re hypocritical for not supporting government mandates.
I mean … that’s crazy. Right? What is. Wrong with. Their brains?
Here’s a parting thought.
Not funny like he means to be funny. Funny like he doesn’t know he’s a joke. Because this was LAME. He showed a photo from the new Fox News headquarters, and remarked that the employees were wearing masks. (Which is required indoors in D.C, we could point out.) Then he says “The Fox slogan used to be ‘we report, you decide.’ Maybe it’s, we mandate, you comply. Perhaps now it’s ‘your body, your choice.'” he said with total dramatic intonation. He even repeated it With. Added. Periods.
So the GOTCHA is that they followed the law? Or is that their employees could have a choice? Which one is he making fun of?
More importantly, he seems to think, like all liberals do, that a business making decisions within its own walls is the same in both principle and practice as the government making that choice FOR them.
Libs think if you are okay with a restaurant making a mask requirement, if you say ‘well I just won’t eat there,’ that somehow you’re hypocritical for not supporting government mandates.
I mean … that’s crazy. Right? What is. Wrong with. Their brains?
Here’s a parting thought.