
Author Unknown - "Da Shatner Funk" -- A 2013 homage to the great William Shatner (slaps hard anyone know who made it?)
Watched this countless times back in the 2010s, i'm not sure how viral it was back then, but it slaps hard

Watched this countless times back in the 2010s, i'm not sure how viral it was back then, but it slaps hard
So tired of post after post of cold takes about how the American people are to blame for what's happening. They aren't. What's happening is the culmination of decades of ideological groundwork that eroded the rights of Americans and stripped away their leverage over the government piece by piece.
The majority are against this administration, but no one knows what to do. The courts signed off, Congress folded, and the American Dream toppled. If it felt like a flimsy fight, you aren't wrong: America was hollowed from the inside out, and by the time any real pressure was applied, there was nothing to stand against it.
So who hollowed it out? Let's have a look.
Built the infrastructure over decades. Without them, none of this exists.
Weaponized what the architects built. Still doing it.
Running the machinery on the ground.
Had the power to stop it and didn't.
So no, the guy who works two jobs and doesn't follow politics isn't why we're here. He was the target, not the author. Everyone on that list either built the machine, paid for it, ran it, or had a chance to stop it and decided their career was worth more.
It wasn't one plan, but a ship crossing the sea doesn't plan for every wave. It gets where it's going because someone's hand never leaves the tiller.
Stop blaming three hundred million people. The ones who had their hands on the tiller have names, and they're right up there.
I'm sorry if this is the wrong place to post this but this is maddening and I could not find a better Subreddit. I searched, but maybe that's by design.
I can't take Mobile anymore. My entire feed is nothing but low or no-upvote posts from r/crappymusic, r/schizodrift, r/Weird, and aliens stuff. Those subreddits are fine, but I've honestly grown to resent them because it's ALL I SEE.
There's no way users are satisfied with this and yet I don't see nearly enough pushback given the complete loss of an enjoyable browsing experience.
These days I only open Reddit out of habit, and I close it a few minutes later.