But Don’t You Dare Say Thera A Class War

At the Met Gala, yet again:

Celebrities, showing their faces.

Hired help, still muzzled.

I’m not going to say that the upper crust feel that they are immune to Covid.

I am going to say that their version of “science” has convinced them that the invasion of Ukraine and the imminent repeal of Roe V. Wade has given them immunity.

Glad I could clear that up.

10 thoughts on “But Don’t You Dare Say Thera A Class War

  1. You would think that the Dems would realize how repulsive this elitism is to their voters.
    Ted Cruz is a Harvard grad married to an investment banker, but you don’t see him bragging about it. He got caught fleeing a frozen Texas for a tropical vacation because he was flying commercial.

  2. I get it. She’s a stupid talentless bitch with vain pretensions of superiority being serviced by some masked-up black guy at her feet.

    On the other hand, that may just be his job and she’s not the only one he’s fluffing for the cameras. Meaning this is more a very conveniently taken photo than a statement on society.

    On the third hand, I did see another picture from this sequence where the Hildebeast was making that first finger-thumb hand symbol that is supposedly the sign of white superiority. Maybe I’m wrong.

  3. The people who work and shop at the Dollar Store know that their politics and the politics of the people walking the red carpet at the mete gala are not the same.
    But the people walking the red carpet at the met gala do not know that.

  4. On the other hand,

    jdm, there is only one hand. just look at the peeons behind the velvet rope. Two Americas™.

  5. Emery touches a critical point. The Met Gala is by invitation only. If you’re invited, individual tickets cost $30,000, which goes to raise funds for the Met. But who decides who gets invited? Yahoo Entertainment, May 1, 2022, explains:

    “Since 1995, the guest list has been carefully presided over by American Vogue editor Anna Wintour and this year is no different.” And what are the criteria for invites? “According to The New York Times, invitations are typically based on a person’s status. So, if you’re the latest model, muse or major talent in the world of fashion, film or music, you’re pretty much guaranteed the opportunity to buy a seat.”

    Wait, you’re telling me Hillary is a bigger talent in the world of fashion than Ivanka? More photogenic? More successful dress designer? Or is it something else, something even more unsavory? Is it because Hillary has the same politial opinions as Wintour while Ivanka does not?

    Yep, just like High School: being invited to the Kool Kids party is based on one Mean Girl’s assessment of your Social Standing. If you’re not IN, you’re OUT.

    Hey, it’s her party, she can snub who she wants to, right? Yes, of course she can. And that, right there, is how Liberals control RINOs and Stabicons. “You want to get invited to My Party, then say things I Like to Hear.” So RINOs talk out of both sides of their mouths and Stabicons find the nearest Conservative to stab in the back, to demonstrate the Stabicon’s worthiness to be invited to sit at the Kool Kids lunch table. Not forever, mind you, the Stabicon is always on probation, always required to prove his fealty again and again, and always sadly willing to do so.

    Poor Ivanka? Not good enough to sit at the Kool Kids’ table? Shee-it, that girl could BUY the Kool Kids table and throw all the Mean Girls out on their ears. Except she wouldn’t, because Ivanka’s got class, real class, and everybody knows it. And that’s the thing that makes the Mean Girls maddest of all.

  6. JD.
    The DemoCommies remind me of the John Wick movie series. There must be fealty to the High Table and one must prove it.

  7. Trump hasn’t been married to Ivanka for years and years.
    So Emery’s point is completely pointless, as usual.

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