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'Grow up': Rudd goes after Tenacious D for a Trump joke. It's 2024, baby!
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this post was submitted on 18 Jul 2024
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Sure, if you strip away all context. You can criticise the joke without hysterically maximising the intent behind it.
Yes, exactly, stripping away all context. It's not about intent, it's about the warped perception of public figures. The intent and context, no matter how true, are more subtle than the very real fact that it's bad business.