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James Surowiecki
@JamesSurowiecki
Author of The Wisdom of Crowds. Editor at The Yale Review. Contributing writer for The Atlantic. I wrote The Financial Page for The New Yorker.
Joined February 2013
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I thought this tweet was going to be "Political correctness means I was just forced to waste time telling my sweet 14-year-old daughter, who would never say anything offensive, to be careful about what she does and says. Instead, it's about how he had to tell his daughter she shouldn't keep telling racist - sorry, "politically incorrect" - jokes in public using Cartman's voice.
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Because of this completely insane Ole Miss story, I was just forced to have a long talk with my 14 year old daughter, who is going to look a lot like these girls (the way they looked is THE reason the video went viral) and has a BIG personality. I explained that the left has lost their damn minds and they are out for blood, especially that of good-looking white people with a perceived conservative background. I told her she would be a perfect target, especially given me as her dad and her public fandom of Charlie Kirk, and that with cameras everywhere now, she can NOT publicly joke about ANYTHING. Literally ANYTHING. This is very relevant because she does a great “Cartman” impression and, as one of the funniest people I know, loves telling politically incorrect jokes in that voice. I made it clear that she can no longer do that in public. We are officially living in a “1984” thought police state. This is no longer America, especially here in California. So, a bit of legitimate humor just left this world because of this incredibly stupid story. Nice job, everyone!! 😡🤦‍♂️🤮🥲
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