For Your Framing, T-Shirting, Bumper-Stickering And Lawn-Signing Pleasure

From the “Bitter Barrista” comedy videoblog, we get what may be the most perfect, if coarse, response to the excesses of modern authoritarian therapeutic culture. (Language occasionaly NSFW).

First, the vid:

Then, the line:

“Has it ever occurred to you that that it’s no one else’s responsibility to make sure that you’re emotionally stable? But you can’t comprehend that, can you? Because being an alleged victim of circumstances is the only identity that you possess. You use minor inconveniences to belittle other people just so you can inflate your own sense of self-importance, because you’ve never actually accomplished shit in your life. And if you were to take that time to look inwards to reflect, you would weep at the pathetic puddle you’ve reduced the confines of your life to. Then again, life was never a game of rock, paper, a scissor, where logic doesn’t always defeat entitled bitch! By the way, I called you Karen because I’m a nice person. What I mean is C__t”

When you apply this to so many peoples’ responses to so many of life’s travails – quarantining, the results of the last Presidential election, any sort of cognitive dissonance in education, society or the workplace – it really is perfect.

I suspect Bitter Barista is affiliated with Black Rifle Coffee Company, which can only be a good thing. And it’s one of the funniest channels on Youtube, which is a low bar, I know, but it jumps it with style.

6 thoughts on “For Your Framing, T-Shirting, Bumper-Stickering And Lawn-Signing Pleasure

  1. Because being an alleged victim of circumstances is the only identity that you possess. You use minor inconveniences to belittle other people just so you can inflate your own sense of self-importance, because you’ve never actually accomplished shit in your life.

    “Like you are sooo wrong. I burned down a neighborhood for racial justice.”

  2. If any of you are coffee drinkers, I can highly recommend Black Rifle coffee. Jarhead Java is another good one. Both owned and operated by veterans and both give back to veteran causes.

  3. Mat Best is the co-founder of BRCC as well as Article 15 clothing. He does a lot of you tube videos to promote both, and I’m pretty sure I’ve seen the barista here in a few of his. He also was selling Gunslinger whiskey for awhile. Not sure what happened with that.

  4. “When you apply this to so many peoples’ responses to so many of life’s travails – quarantining, the results of the last Presidential election, any sort of cognitive dissonance in education, society or the workplace – it really is perfect.”-
    Right before reading this, I had seen a tweet in which someone seemed to be seriously saying that curbside composting was badly needed because they were storing all their food scraps in the freezer (until they could get to the compost site) and space was getting limited for their frozen pizzas. If that tweet wasn’t wacky enough, my council woman retweeted it as an endorsement of why curbside composting was necessary and that the city was working on this badly needed service. Here, we have two completely out of touch Karens.

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