Jay Jurden

Okay.

I've known loggers.

I've known truck drivers.

I know oil rig workers.

I know men, men.

None of them act this way when people have less power than them.

And none of them are this childish because they have actual man shit to handle.

Right.

And it doesn't involve lying to an older man who was about to drive us all off of a cliff.

There used to be this agreed upon sort of rule when it came to at least masculinity that like you stood up for people who were weaker than you.

Yes.

And you protected those people.

And then if someone was equally matched with you, y'all could have it out.

Now, bullying and cruelty seems to be the only currency that they understand.

It's also the only way that they kind of can throw out comedy.

When someone is attacked, they think, oh, yeah, get them.

They think it's hilarious that Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel got in trouble with their respective networks or that it got in a little bit of trouble with the FCC.

They think that's so funny.

You're battling a comedian.

Oh, sure.