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Slack.com slash DHQ. Well, some folks on the right are ecstatic with

Glee today because Kanye West is saying some things that they agree with. Even Kim Kardashian,

Scott, even Kim Kardashian has gotten favorable coverage from the right because of all this.

Now let's remember something about the right, the right of which I am a member. Unless

I'm imagining things, unless I've been hallucinating for the last 20 years or so, I'm pretty sure

that the right has spent a very long time insisting that celebrities are dumb and stupid

and they're morons and their political opinions don't matter. And they need to just shut

up and sing and entertain us. Because we don't want to hear them injecting politics

and everything, just shut up, just shut up, just shut up. That's what we've been saying.

We've said it a million times over and over and over again to these celebrities. It's

not, no, it has not been as much as we'd like to pretend otherwise. Our message to celebrities

and singers and pop stars, athletes. Our message to them has not been, oh, I disagree with

what you're saying. Let's have, let's engage. Let's have a discussion. No, that's, that

hasn't been our message. Our message has been very explicitly. You shouldn't be talking

about this subject. You don't know anything about it. Your job is to entertain us. So

just shut up. That's been our message. But then what happens? The moment one of these

celebrities says something we agree with while we're in the midst of shouting, shut up all

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