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The rage-induced Pixels review that got him on Howard Stern.
Bob Chipman / Robert Lewis Chipman / MovieBob / Game OverThinker - "Coastal Elite Thinker" who wants conservatives, Christians and manual workers eradicated. Universally ignorant; cannot tell reality from sci-fi. Sore loser with short fuse. Odious Disney shill. Tranny chaser and general creep. Fat and diabetic.
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I promise you guys I didn't write this nor contact the author. Just thought it was funny he wrote on the topic so soon after we discussed it.
Never Forget What Jon Stewart Did To America
Stewart’s smirk became the face of ‘smart liberalism,’ solidifying distrust in middle America and fostering a culture of ridicule and sanctimony.
Jon Stewart is back at it again, playing the role of political chiropractor, desperately trying to realign the spine of a party he helped fracture. The New Yorker recently offered Democrats a fresh 2028 campaign slogan: “Overcome the stink.”
It’s classic Stewart — sharp, crowd-pleasing, and seemingly wise. The kind of quip you’d see on a bumper sticker next to “Coexist.” And yet, the stench he’s gesturing at — the political decay, the public disillusionment, the loss of coherence on the Left — didn’t just drift in from elsewhere. It festered under his watch. And whether he’ll admit it or not, he helped create it.
Now, let me be clear: Stewart isn’t wrong that the Democratic Party reeks. It does. The media blackout over Biden’s cognitive frailty, the coordinated silence around his son’s laptop, the inability to speak plainly to working class Americans — it all reeked. But Stewart throwing up his hands now, acting like a wise elder disgusted by the filth, also reeks.
For years, when TV actually mattered, The Daily Show was the moral compass for millions of liberals — and eventually, far too many treated it as their only compass. Stewart wasn’t just mocking Republicans; he was reshaping how Democrats thought, spoke, and saw the world. He introduced a generation to the idea that being smug was synonymous with being right. That sarcasm was substance. That having a punchline was the same as having a point.
Even his comedy, once hailed as clever, incisive, “for the thinking man,” was always marinated in elite arrogance. Stewart didn’t just poke fun at politicians. He mocked belief. Mocked faith. Mocked patriotism. Mocked the very idea that tradition might be worth taking seriously. To him, these weren’t pillars of a shared culture — they were punchlines. Red meat for Manhattan elites.
And it worked. For a time. Stewart’s smirk became the face of smart liberalism. He gave a generation permission to roll their eyes at anything that smelled vaguely of God, country, or duty. His jabs didn’t just reflect progressive sensibilities — they sharpened them into weapons. Into blinders. Into a worldview where irony replaced inquiry, and anyone with a flag pin was automatically a joke. He helped solidify a distrust in middle America, fostering a culture of ridicule and sanctimony disguised as satire. That’s his legacy. He didn’t just host The Daily Show. He helped write the script for the very political dysfunction he now claims to diagnose.
That mutation gave birth to a pretentious class of Democratic operatives, consultants, and digital influencers who think politics is mostly about getting claps from the right people — fellow blue-checks, podcast hosts, and Beltway cocktail circuits. It also gave us a generation of liberal “wonks” who treat policy like a graduate seminar — over-intellectualized, emotionally sterile, and completely detached from the lived reality of working Americans.
For them, it’s all about optics, metrics, and reprimanding those who dare to differ. They speak in charts, not language, and moralize through models. Meanwhile, flyover voters are cast as NPCs — passive, stupid, or bigoted — obstacles to be managed or avoided, rather than citizens to be heard. Their pain is reduced to polling data. Their values, pathologized. Their anger, dismissed as ignorance.
Stewart helped create this cultural osmosis. He taught liberals to see themselves as the only adults in the room. To laugh at nuance, scoff at dissent, and weaponize certainty. It’s no coincidence that the party of Stewart became the party of condescension. That posture became doctrine. And it’s part of the reason why Democrats today can’t speak to ordinary Americans without sounding like they’re reading a disclaimer off a bottle of Lexapro.
Just because he went away for a few years and returned to save The Daily Show from its descent into the ludicrously left-wing abyss doesn’t mean we’ve forgotten who he was at his peak. In fact, it’s when he was at his most influential that he was often the most nauseating — taunting Christians, mocking middle America, belittling anything outside the New York Times bubble. That’s the version of Stewart that shaped the culture, not the elder statesman with graying hair and postmortem clarity.
To be fair, Stewart does have moments of clarity. His advocacy on veterans’ healthcare and his defense of free speech in recent years are glimmers of the man he could have been. But when he tries to paint himself as outside the system, as a truth-teller disgusted by the very establishment he helped glorify, we must push back.
If Democrats want to “overcome the stink,” they’ll need more than a clever line from a once-half-decent satirist. They’ll need a reckoning. One that admits the party became addicted to cheap applause and lost the ability to speak like a normal human. One that confronts how media figures like Stewart helped shape a party that confuses moral superiority with actual morality.
Stewart’s smirk became the face of ‘smart liberalism,’ solidifying distrust in middle America and fostering a culture of ridicule and sanctimony.
Jon Stewart is back at it again, playing the role of political chiropractor, desperately trying to realign the spine of a party he helped fracture. The New Yorker recently offered Democrats a fresh 2028 campaign slogan: “Overcome the stink.”
It’s classic Stewart — sharp, crowd-pleasing, and seemingly wise. The kind of quip you’d see on a bumper sticker next to “Coexist.” And yet, the stench he’s gesturing at — the political decay, the public disillusionment, the loss of coherence on the Left — didn’t just drift in from elsewhere. It festered under his watch. And whether he’ll admit it or not, he helped create it.
Now, let me be clear: Stewart isn’t wrong that the Democratic Party reeks. It does. The media blackout over Biden’s cognitive frailty, the coordinated silence around his son’s laptop, the inability to speak plainly to working class Americans — it all reeked. But Stewart throwing up his hands now, acting like a wise elder disgusted by the filth, also reeks.
For years, when TV actually mattered, The Daily Show was the moral compass for millions of liberals — and eventually, far too many treated it as their only compass. Stewart wasn’t just mocking Republicans; he was reshaping how Democrats thought, spoke, and saw the world. He introduced a generation to the idea that being smug was synonymous with being right. That sarcasm was substance. That having a punchline was the same as having a point.
Even his comedy, once hailed as clever, incisive, “for the thinking man,” was always marinated in elite arrogance. Stewart didn’t just poke fun at politicians. He mocked belief. Mocked faith. Mocked patriotism. Mocked the very idea that tradition might be worth taking seriously. To him, these weren’t pillars of a shared culture — they were punchlines. Red meat for Manhattan elites.
And it worked. For a time. Stewart’s smirk became the face of smart liberalism. He gave a generation permission to roll their eyes at anything that smelled vaguely of God, country, or duty. His jabs didn’t just reflect progressive sensibilities — they sharpened them into weapons. Into blinders. Into a worldview where irony replaced inquiry, and anyone with a flag pin was automatically a joke. He helped solidify a distrust in middle America, fostering a culture of ridicule and sanctimony disguised as satire. That’s his legacy. He didn’t just host The Daily Show. He helped write the script for the very political dysfunction he now claims to diagnose.
That mutation gave birth to a pretentious class of Democratic operatives, consultants, and digital influencers who think politics is mostly about getting claps from the right people — fellow blue-checks, podcast hosts, and Beltway cocktail circuits. It also gave us a generation of liberal “wonks” who treat policy like a graduate seminar — over-intellectualized, emotionally sterile, and completely detached from the lived reality of working Americans.
For them, it’s all about optics, metrics, and reprimanding those who dare to differ. They speak in charts, not language, and moralize through models. Meanwhile, flyover voters are cast as NPCs — passive, stupid, or bigoted — obstacles to be managed or avoided, rather than citizens to be heard. Their pain is reduced to polling data. Their values, pathologized. Their anger, dismissed as ignorance.
Stewart helped create this cultural osmosis. He taught liberals to see themselves as the only adults in the room. To laugh at nuance, scoff at dissent, and weaponize certainty. It’s no coincidence that the party of Stewart became the party of condescension. That posture became doctrine. And it’s part of the reason why Democrats today can’t speak to ordinary Americans without sounding like they’re reading a disclaimer off a bottle of Lexapro.
Just because he went away for a few years and returned to save The Daily Show from its descent into the ludicrously left-wing abyss doesn’t mean we’ve forgotten who he was at his peak. In fact, it’s when he was at his most influential that he was often the most nauseating — taunting Christians, mocking middle America, belittling anything outside the New York Times bubble. That’s the version of Stewart that shaped the culture, not the elder statesman with graying hair and postmortem clarity.
To be fair, Stewart does have moments of clarity. His advocacy on veterans’ healthcare and his defense of free speech in recent years are glimmers of the man he could have been. But when he tries to paint himself as outside the system, as a truth-teller disgusted by the very establishment he helped glorify, we must push back.
If Democrats want to “overcome the stink,” they’ll need more than a clever line from a once-half-decent satirist. They’ll need a reckoning. One that admits the party became addicted to cheap applause and lost the ability to speak like a normal human. One that confronts how media figures like Stewart helped shape a party that confuses moral superiority with actual morality.
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The video where he sits fatly in his basement studio apartment and says gamers need to get in shape, "a relatively small serving of mcdonlds", and " they stole my starship from me / I earned my spaceship".
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ChampFantana
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I'm surprised that Chris Hansen isn't lurking just out of frame.
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"Repost if anyone LGBTQ* is welcome on your account."[2025.06.04-01]
*Unless you're a member of the LGBTQ community who's also MAGA and/or a Trump voter.
Reposted by Assholebob..[2025.06.04-04]
You can control yourself not to spew hateful, Nazi-caliber rhetoric on social networking sites like Moviebob does on a daily basis.
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Problem: Moviebob is a dork, not a nerd....you don't.
There's no question in my mind that Moviebob would happily enforce marshal law on the 77,000,000 worthless troglodytes who stole the fyuuchaa Bob EARNED by simply voting blue in 2016.[2025.06.04-10]
Many people are embarrassed for liking and/or subscribiing to Moviebob's videos in the past.[2025.06.04-15] Bobby, the elderly statesman of his profession, has another sagely advice to young guns.
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It's ironic that despite being a YouTuber for more than 15 years, Bob is still most infamous for his retarded tweets over any of his shitty videos. His most viewed one is his Pixels review, but everyone knows him as the fat faggot who wants to kill half of America.
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It's hard for him not to be, given the amount of effort he puts into each. Bob manages to put out maybe one or two videos a week, usually a short blurb on whatever movie he saw and then a rambling Big Picture where he says nothing and pats himself on the back for being so smart, and these videos are viewed by a few thousand people at most It's clear he only does it because that's his only source of income, at least until Disney finally notices him and gives him the director's chair he so justly deserves (he's got so many billion-dollar ideas!).
Meanwhile, on Twitter and then Bluesky, Bob vomits out an endless spew of stupid opinions, factoids to make himself look smarter (and are frequently wrong), and general leftist/liberal/tranny dicksucking. His heart is definitely more in the dopamine hits social media gives him, which is why he devotes an ungodly amount of time every day to it. Sure, he'll claim it's "for his business," but we all know the truth.
Furthermore, because Bob has no filter, or at least not enough of one, it leads to him pissing off a lot of people. Anyone remotely conservative (hell, centrist even) automatically finds his denigration of their beliefs offputting, but he even gets flak thrown at him from people he believes to be on his side for saying the quiet part out loud. If you're a fan of something he hates, you'll loathe him for what he has to say about you. If you're reasonably happy when he believes you shouldn't be? You're on his shitlist, bucko.
Add to that the fact that Bob is indeed pretty fucking stupid, and the result is a man that has said many, many retarded things, which people have immortalized by screencapping and spreading them around. The farms may be the best source of his greatest hits, but if it weren't us, there would be plenty others doing the same, keeping bangers like "average sized meal," "the future I earned," and Mountain Dew chicken in circulation long after Bobby tried to scrub them from the internet.
And in the end, that's his legacy: a fat faggot with bitch tits. (I know that's more of a Patrick Tomlinson insult, but hey, it's a great line.)
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05Jun#01a
Who the fuck are "we"? You are a feral idiot even now, at the age of 44, that doesn't mean other men are.
05Jun#01b
Bobby has an itch to be "harassed".
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05Jun#04
For a start, the outrage your party manufacture must be believable. Outrageous outrage such as "Trump erased my daughter's existence" will not do.
05Jun#05
Here's another outrageous outrage: Chris Murphy (D) claiming that the 2026 election might not come, because Trump will end democracy by then. He also shills his fundraiser, which will not be spend on the election that might never come, but " straight to the ground, on counter-protests".
I agree with Stancil this time: I don't think Brie Larson is responsible for the collapse of the US government into fascism, because I don't think the US government is collapsing into fascism at all.
05Jun#06
Bobby doesn't know what "hard left" means, but then, I presume, nobody does.
05Jun#07
05Jun#08
Howard Lutnick points out that, even if Vietnam stopped imposing tariffs against US imports, the US should still take into the account of the billions of trade deficits it has with the country.
05Jun#09
DEI is alive and well in the Democrat Party.
05Jun#10
05Jun#11
Remember the oily car salesman who want to compete against Cuomo (30May#13)? He might have blown his chance.
Rock stars have drug problems and go bankrupt all the time, ditto for Blue States.
05Jun#12
05Jun#13
Will Stancil wants tampons in boy's bathroom too.
05Jun#14
Jonathan Joss's pooner doll posted something and Bobby duly retweets them, as well as moronic comments from the likes of The Serfs. I won't bother with these. Go to the A&N thread if you're interested.
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05Jun#16
Saddest news in 2025 so far: Bobby didn't preorder the Switch 2. He missed the day he waited in line at Target, dressed in a Mario shirt, when he overheard a kid talking to his dad, "That fat loser knows Mario too?" (Brick By Brick, p.63)
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05Jun#18
Attack of the Sun-Dried Tomatoes.
Who the fuck are "we"? You are a feral idiot even now, at the age of 44, that doesn't mean other men are.
05Jun#01b
Bobby has an itch to be "harassed".
05Jun#02
05Jun#03
05Jun#04
For a start, the outrage your party manufacture must be believable. Outrageous outrage such as "Trump erased my daughter's existence" will not do.
05Jun#05
Here's another outrageous outrage: Chris Murphy (D) claiming that the 2026 election might not come, because Trump will end democracy by then. He also shills his fundraiser, which will not be spend on the election that might never come, but " straight to the ground, on counter-protests".
I agree with Stancil this time: I don't think Brie Larson is responsible for the collapse of the US government into fascism, because I don't think the US government is collapsing into fascism at all.
05Jun#06
Bobby doesn't know what "hard left" means, but then, I presume, nobody does.
05Jun#07
05Jun#08
Howard Lutnick points out that, even if Vietnam stopped imposing tariffs against US imports, the US should still take into the account of the billions of trade deficits it has with the country.
05Jun#09
DEI is alive and well in the Democrat Party.
05Jun#10
05Jun#11
Remember the oily car salesman who want to compete against Cuomo (30May#13)? He might have blown his chance.
Rock stars have drug problems and go bankrupt all the time, ditto for Blue States.
05Jun#12
05Jun#13
Will Stancil wants tampons in boy's bathroom too.
05Jun#14
Jonathan Joss's pooner doll posted something and Bobby duly retweets them, as well as moronic comments from the likes of The Serfs. I won't bother with these. Go to the A&N thread if you're interested.
05Jun#15
05Jun#16
Saddest news in 2025 so far: Bobby didn't preorder the Switch 2. He missed the day he waited in line at Target, dressed in a Mario shirt, when he overheard a kid talking to his dad, "That fat loser knows Mario too?" (Brick By Brick, p.63)
05Jun#17
05Jun#18
Attack of the Sun-Dried Tomatoes.
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I wonder which group of people are responsible for how Gen Z men are. Oh, it's people like Bob Chipman who denied them any avenue of success for their melanin fetish.
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An HOA can be dealt with. It's taxes that really crimp your freedom.05Jun#12
I guess Gavin "Brylcreem" Newsom doesn't count?05Jun#10
It helps if your outrage has a basis in truth. See, most conservatives are capable of math and abstract thinking. Someone has to pay for cheap housing and groceries, and it sure as hell won't be Shaniqua and 15 crotch goblins.05Jun#04
For a start, the outrage your party manufacture must be believable. Outrageous outrage such as "Trump erased my daughter's existence" will not do.
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He is still in the camp of "yeah china does bad stuff, but nothing that other countries don't do." He was recently musing over if he should keep learning mandarin and move to china if the US goes to shit.
Not sure what the source of his sinophilia is, but he will make a token effort to bash china when he can't avoid it, but it rings pretty hollow to me.
If bob were less of a manchild I'd say he is picking up that the US is shifting its focus towards china as the next big bad and is trying to get ahead of it.
Sadly he probably still just miffed that china never bought into hollywoods globo homo scheme.
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So says Moviebob, pathetic, whiny loser.[2025.06.05-01a]
Correct.
"I'm no special magic genius..." despite Moviebob proclaiming to be a special, magic genius all the time for simply voting for Mommy Führer Hillary.[2025.06.05-01b] Bobby has an itch to be "harassed".
Problem for @frankschloegel and Moviebob: In practice, Republicans are more likely to promote safe hosues and cheap groceries, whereas Democrats are guaranteed to promote welfare queens and the stealing of your money (and likely all other possessions).[2025.06.05-04]
Because, like all claims of Trump stealing Moviebob's summer, there's no truth to "Trump erased my daughter's existence".
HA!
Democrats nearly ended democracy this past august when they anointed Commie Harris to the top of their ticket without a single vote!
So Elon Musk is now seen as a one of the Good Guys™ now?[2025.06.05-07]
I thought Moviebob has a hardcore simp for Coastal Elitists.[2025.06.05-10]
I ove that the USA brags about citizens having the right to start a career in any field you want, but then has bullshit like mandatory enrollment in labor unions in order to maintain those careers.[2025.06.05-12]
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"The good guys won" fucking hell Bob, has twenty years of getting mocked online for this dumb shit really not taught you anything? No, of course it wouldn't. That was a stupid thing to say, just like Bob says stupid shit every day. Like spouting his "Believers vs Thinkers" nonsense even after multiple people told him if you THINK about it for five seconds, you'll realize how stupid it is. But Bob still BELIEVES in it.05Jun#16
Saddest news in 2025 so far: Bobby didn't preorder the Switch 2. He missed the day he waited in line at Target, dressed in a Mario shirt, when he overheard a kid talking to his dad, "That fat loser knows Mario too?" (Brick By Brick, p.63)
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so has he done a rant about how 007 having brown people in it owns the chuds or whatever. or that this is a 3D chess move to have a white actor in the games so they can have a black actor in the movies. you can predict this guy's takes if it's even mildly politics-adjacent. mulan was good because wuxia, star wars is bad now because it's being made "for the youtube grifters i hate", sonic bad because he still gets bullied for it
also his fetishizing of gay people is so dobsonesque, but i have no idea where the new york hate comes from honestly. ever since eric adams comes in he's had a hatred for those people despite worshipping AOC
"Fascists aren't victims, but I am" is the consistent attitude Bob has. The most annoying thing is this implication that he has some sort of experience comparable or better than whatever others are feeling, but because he is superior to these people he didn't choose the evil nazi button. Again, it's the redditor thing of "I want to kill myself and my mother, due to my anxiety, BPD, autism and gender dysphoria, but I'd never say a SLUR" whenever Kanye comes up. You can draw any moral line, but to say all of Gen Z is morally weak or bullying the minorities by voting in a two party system is ridiculous. It's hilarious how his advice to the democrat party is literally useless, just to double down on bad policy - which includes pandering to actual fascists killing kids!
and his implication always puts him in with the minorities is the funniest thing, sure he's not ever been targeted for genocide, but he's consistently said "i'm victimized on the same level of these people, I'm a victim, I'm a put-upon prole, I'm oppressed like the black trans women". he's so damn narcissistic, he wants to have his cake and eat it too. he was a bad person, but also morally superior to the point he doesnt DESERVE to EVER be punished. he recognizes he's got straight white male privilege, but low and behold he's an oppressed victim that can speak to the downtrodden and tell them they deserve to eat shit so he can give his patreon money he didn't lose to a trans scam artist to child-raping billionaires to make some trump-epstein bipoc
also his fetishizing of gay people is so dobsonesque, but i have no idea where the new york hate comes from honestly. ever since eric adams comes in he's had a hatred for those people despite worshipping AOC
"Fascists aren't victims, but I am" is the consistent attitude Bob has. The most annoying thing is this implication that he has some sort of experience comparable or better than whatever others are feeling, but because he is superior to these people he didn't choose the evil nazi button. Again, it's the redditor thing of "I want to kill myself and my mother, due to my anxiety, BPD, autism and gender dysphoria, but I'd never say a SLUR" whenever Kanye comes up. You can draw any moral line, but to say all of Gen Z is morally weak or bullying the minorities by voting in a two party system is ridiculous. It's hilarious how his advice to the democrat party is literally useless, just to double down on bad policy - which includes pandering to actual fascists killing kids!
and his implication always puts him in with the minorities is the funniest thing, sure he's not ever been targeted for genocide, but he's consistently said "i'm victimized on the same level of these people, I'm a victim, I'm a put-upon prole, I'm oppressed like the black trans women". he's so damn narcissistic, he wants to have his cake and eat it too. he was a bad person, but also morally superior to the point he doesnt DESERVE to EVER be punished. he recognizes he's got straight white male privilege, but low and behold he's an oppressed victim that can speak to the downtrodden and tell them they deserve to eat shit so he can give his patreon money he didn't lose to a trans scam artist to child-raping billionaires to make some trump-epstein bipoc
the dude is such an elitist for literal toys lmao
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Pictographic languages such as Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Arabic are some of the hardest languages to learn as a native English speaker. Given Bob's age and his stubborn and odious personality, the chance of this happening is zero. He's more likely to see a speaker of Chinese and Korean in Boston than going to their respective countries.
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He's basically the real life Game Antithinker.
Didn't they say this nine years ago?05Jun#05
Here's another outrageous outrage: Chris Murphy (D) claiming that the 2026 election might not come, because Trump will end democracy by then. He also shills his fundraiser, which will not be spend on the election that might never come, but " straight to the ground, on counter-protests".
Hollywood is really running out of franchises to revive.05Jun#18
Attack of the Sun-Dried Tomatoes.
You know those stories of Japanese soldiers who were stationed in rural areas without being told World War II ended years ago? That's Bob, only with the Console Wars.
Bob, you were born in 1980. You were nine years old when Reagan left office.
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What? No mention of lunar grains?
"Anti-thinker"? I'd've figured Moviebob as an unthinker.
I'm starting to get the idea that the idea of "thinkers versus believers" can be better illustrated as a Cartesian grid with four possible combinations: "Thinks and believes", "thinks but doesn't believe", "believes but doesn't think", and "doesn't believe and doesn't think". In a case such as this, Moviebob resides squarely in the "doesn't think, doesn't believe" quadrant of that grid for rather obvious reasons.
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Legit Special K messed with his head (Ketamine). I guess it turned him Liberal?
Bob's entire concept of the political landscape is akin to that filmstrip Meat And You: Partners in Freedom shown in The Simpsons Season 7 Episode 5 Lisa the Vegetarian, particularly the part at the end where Troy McClure says, "Don't kid yourself, Jimmy. If a cow ever got the chance, he'd eat you and everyone you care about." This is basically what Bob believes, except for instead of Cows, it's the MAGAnaiseghoulen Barrow Wight Trash.
eh who knows, maybe Daddy and Mommy Dearest constantly bitched about Raygun, because muh blue curtain state.
Hell, for shits and giggles, maybe some
should start referring to Assholechussetts as The Blue Curtain State.Bob doesn't think or believe. He Feels.