6/18/2015, 7:58 pm
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Comrades,
Although it is glorious that Bruce (I denounce myself, CAITLYN) Jenner has his (I denounce myself again, HER) reality show, does this not just bring up a typical problem? Doesn't Bruce's (denouncing myself a third time, Caitlyn's) reality show just mean that the rich get richer and the poor get poorer?
He (I mean she or they or whichever pronoun Bruce, I mean Caitlyn, wants to use these days - aw heck, I need to schedule myself for a shovel therapy appointment with Commissarka Pinkie) might be the new Trans People's Champion™, but what about ordinary people who aren't rich and famous?
Trans is the new fad and trumps even gay and lesbian now. And not everyone can afford the same kind of cosmetic mutilation surgery as our new Trans People's Champion™. So, shouldn't every trans person get a reality show? The digital cable tier is loaded with hundreds and hundreds of mostly trash music channels. Why can't every trans person get a reality show to be equal to the new Trans People's Champion™?
So here's what I would suggest: give each trans person an hour-long weekly show. Then, schedule 12 of them each day (affording one rerun in the off hours) per digital tier channel. Create as many channels as needed. Now, this costs money, of course. Well, naturally there is a solution: Tax The Rich™, of course. The rich can pay for the production and showing of trans reality shows to make up for the oppression™ they have shown to trans people since the beginning of time.
And let's not stop at transgender. Trans can mean anything. Say you are not athletic and are even uncoordinated. But you see yourself as a mega sports star. So, you are therefore a mega sports star trapped in an unathletic and uncoordinated body. And if major league teams don't let you on their team and pay you the big bucks, well naturally they are transphobic!
Let's say you see yourself as a rock star but you don't even make the audition for American Idol or some similar program because your singing ability stinks. Well, you are a rock star trapped in the body of someone who can't sing. They won't make you the winner of the show? They are transphobic!
Say you are a person who is balding but you don't see yourself that way. You are a person who is NOT balding trapped in the body of someone who is! And if people don't look at you the same way, then they are transphobic!
Any trans person needs their own reality show. It is a right! Down with the oppressors!
Comrades,
Although it is glorious that Bruce (I denounce myself, CAITLYN) Jenner has his (I denounce myself again, HER) reality show, does this not just bring up a typical problem? Doesn't Bruce's (denouncing myself a third time, Caitlyn's) reality show just mean that the rich get richer and the poor get poorer?
He (I mean she or they or whichever pronoun Bruce, I mean Caitlyn, wants to use these days - aw heck, I need to schedule myself for a shovel therapy appointment with Commissarka Pinkie) might be the new Trans People's Champion™, but what about ordinary people who aren't rich and famous?
Trans is the new fad and trumps even gay and lesbian now. And not everyone can afford the same kind of cosmetic mutilation surgery as our new Trans People's Champion™. So, shouldn't every trans person get a reality show? The digital cable tier is loaded with hundreds and hundreds of mostly trash music channels. Why can't every trans person get a reality show to be equal to the new Trans People's Champion™?
So here's what I would suggest: give each trans person an hour-long weekly show. Then, schedule 12 of them each day (affording one rerun in the off hours) per digital tier channel. Create as many channels as needed. Now, this costs money, of course. Well, naturally there is a solution: Tax The Rich™, of course. The rich can pay for the production and showing of trans reality shows to make up for the oppression™ they have shown to trans people since the beginning of time.
And let's not stop at transgender. Trans can mean anything. Say you are not athletic and are even uncoordinated. But you see yourself as a mega sports star. So, you are therefore a mega sports star trapped in an unathletic and uncoordinated body. And if major league teams don't let you on their team and pay you the big bucks, well naturally they are transphobic!
Let's say you see yourself as a rock star but you don't even make the audition for American Idol or some similar program because your singing ability stinks. Well, you are a rock star trapped in the body of someone who can't sing. They won't make you the winner of the show? They are transphobic!
Say you are a person who is balding but you don't see yourself that way. You are a person who is NOT balding trapped in the body of someone who is! And if people don't look at you the same way, then they are transphobic!
Any trans person needs their own reality show. It is a right! Down with the oppressors!