Hilarious save an emotionally-fragile Snowflake spoof launches just in time for the holidays!
Dec 17, 2016 10:45:35 #
You may call them snowflakes but I find that insulting to the beautiful Snowflakes. I call them K**lary infected Junkies!!
In this season of giving, there is one traumatized group we shouldn’t forget — the thousands of precious snowflakes who’ve been personally victimized by the knowledge that they’re living in a country soon to be run by someone they didn’t v**e for.
In their promotion of this hilarious clip, the Media Research Center writes that as a result of the country shifting to the political right,“America’s precious young snowflakes lose their minds, and folks, this is no laughing matter!”
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The spot points out that while our colleges and universities are trying to do their part by providing kittens, Teddy bears and coloring books, it’s clearly not enough.
“We need your help to make sure these snowflakes no longer have to live in fear of being offended by facts and logic, opposing points of view, triggering harmful things like proper pronouns or cultural Halloween costumes,” two of the spokesmen say.
http://www.bizpacreview.com/2016/12/16/hilarious-save-emotionally-fragile-snowflake-spoof-launches-just-time-holidays-424671?utm_source=BizPac+Review+Email+Newsletter&utm_campaign=bc0d555475-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2016_12_17&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_fbf9323fb3-bc0d555475-31595505
“For the price of a pumpkin spiced latte a week,: you can help a snowflake from being triggered on a college campus near you,” the spokeswoman informs the viewers.
And why should we give?
“Because your feelings matter,” we’re told. “But their feelings matter more.”
Before you dip into your wallet, MRC added this disclaimer:
Save the Snowflakes is not an actual organization. Save the Snowflakes is a special project of the Media Research Center with the aim of bringing attention to the “precious snowflakes” across America, whose feelings continue to be hurt by conservative rhetoric, social triggers, disagreeable opinions or opposing points of view.
In this season of giving, there is one traumatized group we shouldn’t forget — the thousands of precious snowflakes who’ve been personally victimized by the knowledge that they’re living in a country soon to be run by someone they didn’t v**e for.
In their promotion of this hilarious clip, the Media Research Center writes that as a result of the country shifting to the political right,“America’s precious young snowflakes lose their minds, and folks, this is no laughing matter!”
Kellyanne Conway must have hit a nerve! Earnest not happy after she blasted him for Russia comment
The spot points out that while our colleges and universities are trying to do their part by providing kittens, Teddy bears and coloring books, it’s clearly not enough.
“We need your help to make sure these snowflakes no longer have to live in fear of being offended by facts and logic, opposing points of view, triggering harmful things like proper pronouns or cultural Halloween costumes,” two of the spokesmen say.
http://www.bizpacreview.com/2016/12/16/hilarious-save-emotionally-fragile-snowflake-spoof-launches-just-time-holidays-424671?utm_source=BizPac+Review+Email+Newsletter&utm_campaign=bc0d555475-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2016_12_17&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_fbf9323fb3-bc0d555475-31595505
“For the price of a pumpkin spiced latte a week,: you can help a snowflake from being triggered on a college campus near you,” the spokeswoman informs the viewers.
And why should we give?
“Because your feelings matter,” we’re told. “But their feelings matter more.”
Before you dip into your wallet, MRC added this disclaimer:
Save the Snowflakes is not an actual organization. Save the Snowflakes is a special project of the Media Research Center with the aim of bringing attention to the “precious snowflakes” across America, whose feelings continue to be hurt by conservative rhetoric, social triggers, disagreeable opinions or opposing points of view.
Dec 17, 2016 11:25:27 #
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