If y'all thought that the American political theater had become particularly unhinged in like the recent couple weeks, especially what we talked about last week, the Texas State House lady, tweeting that Chinese people were enemies of the public.

Enemies of the people.

By virtue of them being Chinese.

It got even worse this week when Stephen Crowder decided to release like a four-minute skit titled The Origins of the KKK.

Fucking crazy already, right?

So it starts off.

Stephen Crowder's normal setup talking with his co-hosts.

And he says that the KKK, as serious as it seemed, the racism, it was all just a front for their little D&D group, where they would always get together in a basement and play D&D in their costumes. And the whole skit was really just to try to, like, make fun of the goofy names that the KKK had for their leadership. Yeah, which is like, Imperial Wizard, Grand Dragon. Grand Imperial Wizard exalted Cyclone. Like, don't get me wrong. Their names are absolutely fucking stupid.

Like, the KKK rank stupid.

And it's okay to make fun of white supremacists.

Oh, yeah.

We do it all the time.

You should.

You should absolutely shame them.

You just have to do it in a way where you don't minimize the horrible fucking acts that they've committed throughout history.

To be fair, Stephen Crowder was not trying to make fun of white supremacist.

He is a white supremacist.

Too bad.

This was actually a video trying to appeal to a very specific portion of his audience.

He was minimizing the KKK and their effect on minority groups because he literally agrees with

co-tendent to their ideology.

Because he thinks he thinks that they are minimal.

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