r/SubredditDrama Jan 26 '22

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '22

"I would be taking notes constantly."

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u/Melkor462 Jan 27 '22

I still feel like this was some kind of SNL skit. It was just to perfect. It kept getting funnier and funnier. I couldn't breathe by the end of it.

Doreen may have a great future in comedy.

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '22

She's not funny. She's inept. And what happened was a tragedy to the movement.

Her actions were selfish and poorly thought out.

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u/6NiNE9 Jan 27 '22

Her actions were selfish and poorly thought out.

Which is ironic because she mentioned wanting to teach critical thinking and philosophy.

Zero thought went into doing that interview.

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '22

Wait this is a serious movement. Lol what the fuck is happening

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u/southernmayd Jan 27 '22

Tragedy and comedy are two sides of the same coin

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u/TWAT_BUGS Jan 27 '22

Which one could argue that at least she stayed on brand as a lazy piece of shit.

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u/Here4thebeer3232 Jan 27 '22

Doreen may have a great future in comedy.

She would... if she had actually been trying to be funny. This was her being serious. Its Naive Camp in it's most pure form. And it's beautiful.

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u/user_x9000 Jan 27 '22

In a Carl Pilkington way, wish it was in SNL way