We have very serious political institutions here in America.

Yes, we do.

We take the people in those institutions very seriously.

There's nothing wrong with them.

You know, maybe we disagree sometimes, but they take their job seriously,

and they understand the sort of gravity of their positions.

Dare I say we have an infallible political process, and even a political political process if you will look systems systems can't

be wrong no people in them can be wrong sometimes but even then the institutions are strong these

sacred halls these sacred halls the almighty machine of bureaucracy it never fails we found the administrative

state we found it in nature it is given to us by God and we merely exist alongside

it. It's the natural order of things. Exactly. In the year zero when man popped up on earth and on

the eighth day or whatever God said and let there be bureaucracy and let there be red tape and let there be

long lines. And he also said let there be a Supreme Court of the United States. Exactly.

And then, you know, he said it's okay if one of the justices flies a flag that represents the January 6th insurrection that's perfectly fine.

Exactly. And it's okay that no conservatives will be mad at him for doing something bad to the flag. But the second, I don't know, some kid on a college campus even looks at it wrong. It's a big deal.

Yeah, look, if you don't know what we're talking about, recently it was revealed that back, was it after

January 6th, Samuel Alito outside either his home or his like holiday home or whatever,

had a flag upside down, which like represented, you know, crying out for the January 6 protesters

wanting to protect them, that sort of thing. And then there was also another flag that I think is related to Christian nationalism, although I don't know exactly what that is, so don't quote me on it. It's just so blatantly obvious what side he's on. And it's, well, he's a political. Well, of course, he holds a political say, I just, Justice Samuel Alito, like he's a justice on the Supreme Court of the United States. That's a political office. Well, he's apolitical. He doesn't have any political beliefs. And also he wouldn't do anything political. No. And thus, this must mean something different. Like, um, the nation is in disarray, not necessarily that the election was stolen.

Oh, well, you want to know what his explanation was? His wife's explanation? His wife, his wife, yeah. My wife. Come on. This is like the most, you know, traditionally masculine thing to do, blame the wife. Exactly. Hide behind your wife. Look, yeah, we're talking about, uh, traditional American institutions and what the men and those institutions did was blame women for all their problems. And you know what? That's the most conservative thing Alito's ever done. Exactly. Fuck all the rulings, all the seven two rulings he's been on the wrong side of. Blaming his wife for something so, such a high profile political accident, that's the most American thing. That's what I mean when I say Make America great again. I love ducking responsibility. It's so sick. Yeah, it's just, it's good that, look, I like to see that conservatives only care about desecrations of the flag or malpractice with the flag when it's like, I don't know, a student doing something wrong. Yeah, I love flag. I love flag virtue signaling.

But if it's a conservative or if you like put it on a pair of fucking boxers, then it's

fine.

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