• @pjwestin
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    591 month ago

    I think you mean, “Drag queens caught partying with GOP candidate who called them pedophiles.”

    • @kevindqc
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      1 month ago

      Do drag queens know everyone who comes at the club/venue they’re performing?

      • @pjwestin
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        391 month ago

        The point of the comment wasn’t to blame the drag queens. It was to reverse the implicit shame of being, “caught,” that’s in the title, giving the connotation that it’s shameful or embarrassing to associate with the GOP candidate, not the other way around. It was just a little quip that I’m sure I’ve made much funnier with this explanation.

        • @seth
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          151 month ago

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          • @pjwestin
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            31 month ago

            Well, take that, established rules of comedy!

            …The previous sentence was a reference to common idiom, “If you have to explain the joke, then it’s not funny,” while the current sentence is an example of irony. Here, I am not using irony as it’s colloquially used, which could best be described as a funny coincidence, but rather by its literally definition of, “the use of words expressing something other than their literal intention.” While the literal intention of my words is an explanation of my first and second sentences, the non-literal intention is a continuation of the premise that I am over-explaining my own jokes, thereby using irony to create what some would call a, “meta,” joke.

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              31 month ago

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    • @InternetCitizen2
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      61 month ago

      Likely he believes his open propaganda and was hoping to hangout with pedos.