One of the worst things in the world are Woke liberal white women
Can always recognize the woke liberal women by the glasses
Podcaster and Vice magazine co-founder Gavin McInnes used to be friends with Jimmy Kimmel, and in the wake of the ABC late-night host’s suspension, McInnes offered a postmortem of his career — blaming his “woke” second wife for the funnyman’s downfall into shrill leftism.
“When I knew him, he was a great guy and a very mean guy — like, in a good way, kind of punk,” McInnes reminisced on his Get Off My Lawn podcast. “I mean, the Jimmy Kimmel you saw with The Man Show and even before that, he was in sports radio. He used to contribute to Vice all the time. He was a very good cartoonist, believe it or not. And he would do comics for us, and he would do the Do’s and Don’ts with me. And I loved that he was mean… Be an asshole, it’s funny.”
The former mainstay on Fox News’ Red Eye went on to mention Molly McNearney, who worked her way up the writing staff on his show Jimmy Kimmel Live! in the mid-2000s and eventually married him. Kimmel reportedly left his first wife, Gina Maddy-Kimmel, for comedian Sarah Silverman in 2003, then got with McNearney after breaking up with Silverman.
Kimmel used to be funny and entertaining. The Man Show was great. Heck, perhaps he was a Democrat back then, but, you mostly didn’t know, but
She’s an insufferable liberal twat who ruined him… There’s pre-Molly and there’s post-Molly Jimmy Kimmel, just like Howard Stern. There’s pre-Beth and there’s post-Beth Howard Stern. And Jimmy Kimmel and Howard Stern are friends, and then Molly and Beth hang out and they discuss rescuing kittens and reproductive rights of cats… When these guys get their trophy wives — and I know Molly doesn’t look like a trophy — they want to get invited to the best dinner parties, and that means you have to please the wives. And what are women’s politics? They’re all woke. So these guys become woke to appease their trophy wife, and then it spills onto the show.
Yup, same thing with Stern, who was once funny. Nasty quite a bit, but, he could be funny. Entertaining. Then he became insufferable and a barking moonbat with the nuptials to Beth. Does this sound familiar? We literally just saw this whole thing play out in the media with (no longer) Prince Harry after he married Meagain, er, Meghan Markle, who turned him from a playboy, a good guy, someone who was highly respected in the UK military, who got a bit wild (sometimes too much), into this insufferable Progressive wacko who ranted about left wing causes and utterly ruined his relationship with his family, with the UK military, and the British people. We see and hear all the stories about how awful they are to people, including their staff, which they cannot retain. We saw the nasty things they said and wrote about their families.
This is most likely Kimmel behind the scenes, and it destroyed his show. First he lost his Man Show, then he lost his manhood.
Through the rest of the show segment, McInnes developed a point that he does not care about being “consistent” on cancel culture — that the left has already pushed too far and needs to feel the same pain they have inflicted on others for years. “The gloves are off. We’re hypocrites. Fuck you. You started this war,” he stated. “You kicked me in the balls, so I’m gouging out your fucking eyes.”
Don’t start won’t be none.
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