Rare that I really enjoyed a episode from Simpsons even though I watch it on my to watch list. This weeks ep was fantastic. Hit all the vibes and bits of nostalgia and tackles universities, SJW stuff, for profit schools, all of which are a joke these days and was funny to even quote a Yale students safe space remark.
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Yes that was a great episode, the later seasons aren't as good but they're still very good at social satire and mocking political correctness.
I see all the intelligent people have left IMDB. The episode rating is 5.9, and the reviewer doesn't like them mocking SJWs!
Here's an article with a 3m clip on Yale SJWs: WATCH: ’The Simpsons’ Perfectly Skewers College SJWs
When Mr. Burns shows up to offer an endowment for a Department of Nuclear Plant Management, he is told the school can’t do “nuclear.”
Why? Because “our students are highly entitled wusses.”
“You’d be creating a space for violence to happen,” the reasons continued.
Instead, Mr. Burns is prompted to fund a chair in “the non-narrative cinema of self-identified pansexuals," a suggestion that falls completely flat.
Mr. Burns is also told that nuclear energy is too “hetero-patriarchal” and will require the hire of “multi-cultural empathizers” and the construction of a new safe space.
Mr. Burns asks the million dollar question: “What’s happened to this place?”
The people who tease SJW culture are the biggest babies and whiners on the planet, though. It's like Trump supporters and Trump himself. All they do is cry about how "liberal Hollywood" and "the mainstream media" are mean to them. They constantly whine about their precious "religious freedoms" being infringed upon and throw a fit when you say "Happy Holidays" instead of "Merry Christmas". They throw tantrums over superstition, for goodness sake! Such stupid hypocrites!
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