Brett Cooper

And I can agree that our strategy in DC and in local politics maybe should change and adapt a little bit, but I refuse to allow myself agreeing with that sentiment on a broad level to turn me into somebody who hates everyone who might not agree with me and cannot experience joy outside of a political win.

Like, that does not seem like a happy existence.

That's not a life that I want to live.

Like, I might be blackpilled on a lot of things, but I am not that blackpilled.

Rounding it out here, this is probably my favorite comment of all.

This guy said, And yeah, like that other commenter said, maybe that is the bare minimum.

Maybe we're being duped here, but you know what?

It's a bare minimum that I'm happy to celebrate because of the world that we've been living in for the last decade, where people have been so excited to burn our flag.

who talk about our country with such utter disrespect and disgust.

So I'm sorry if I get excited that somebody with great joy and skill does not do all of those things.

Like, let me have that moment.

But anyway, the point is, I do not need to know Alyssa Liu's politics.

I do not need to agree with her politics in order to revel in her joy and appreciate her skill.

Just like I don't need to know the political leanings of every single Team USA hockey player to know that they also kicked unholy ass and told Canada to shove it.

I do not care.

who they voted for, I am simply excited.

I am so happy that all of those young men seemed honored to represent our country.

Like, just watch what Jack Hughes, who scored the winning goal against Canada, had to say.

This should just fill you with American pride.

I mean, he's obviously talking about his team and that brotherhood, but he kept going back to, I love this country.