[VIDEO] Best Political Speech by an Entertainment Celebrity: Who Will Win?
Posted: February 25, 2017 Filed under: Art & Culture, Entertainment, Mediasphere, Politics | Tags: Academy Award for Best Actor, Academy Award for Best Actress, Academy Award for Best Picture, Academy Awards, Austin Bragg, Circular reasoning, Emmy Award, Golden Globe Award, Hollywood, Meryl Streep, New York City, Parody, satire, video, Viola Davis Leave a comment
Forget the Oscars, the Golden Globes, and the Emmys: the stars are all out for the Hollywood Awards. But who will take home the prize for Best Political Speech by an Entertainment Celebrity?
Written and produced by Austin Bragg. Performed by Andrew Heaton and Austin Bragg
8 Things Liberals Do to Avoid Having an Honest Debate – Broken Down to a Science
Posted: January 2, 2014 Filed under: Humor, Mediasphere, Politics | Tags: Ad hominem, Circular reasoning, George W. Bush, Humor, Independent Journal Review, Kyle Becker, Liberals, Mitt Romney, Name calling, Obama 4 CommentsFrom Kyle Becker: We’ve all been there: Stuck in a hopelessly circular argument with a liberal who won’t get to the point, acknowledge basic facts even exist, or get past juvenile name-calling in debates. It can be really frustrating.
One thing people can do to fight back is just to code all the non-responses to logical or rational arguments. Cryptically flipping back “Give me a break with that number 5 nonsense” or “Man, number 3, again?” can really humiliate people whose stupidity is broken down to a science.
So with no further adieu, here is your Rosetta Stone of Liberal Rhetoric (and it can be done with less-than-bright members of other political persuasions).
1. Ad Hominem (Name-Calling aka “You’re a Racist!” etc.)
2. Distracting (aka “Pivoting” aka “Changing the Subject”)
3. Somebody Else Did It Before (aka Two Wrongs Make a Right)
pundit from another planet 