Political rants

wtf happened to stephen colbert. i remember watching him and john stewert all the way back in elementary school. is this just what having a talk show does to you? https://c.tenor.com/iXq_oSpqtssAAAAM/sad-sad-face.gif

They had a video explaining the decline of Late Night Talk Shows. See if I can find it. Ah, here it is. https://youtu.be/a1mH-WLKt74

maybe its a producer issue like comedy central is way more lacks with the edginess of the humor and probz doesnt make them pander to normies as much

Adult Swim is usually the same way, isn't as afraid to be edgy. It just seems like the major networks just want to play it safe nowadays.

@gabriel_true Graham Norton https://tom-hiddleston.com/photos/albums/files/Interviews-Guest/Talk-Shows/2017/2017-02-17-Graham-Norton-Show-Screen-Captures/2017-02-17-Graham-Norton-Show-Screen-Captures-376.jpg More positive vibes than bad. Maybe it's because he keeps it to comedy and commentary and not politics. Surprised he wasn't mentioned in that vid, but maybe the creator knew he was an exception. Same with Craig Ferguson, but his show ended. Out while the timing was good as far as I'm concerned. And I just got to the part where he brought up Ferguson. haha

https://youtu.be/qAHSUTB5BJc I miss the Geoff interactions.

You know what i wanna know if there is a way to run for secretary of defense .-. Like i think thats a really good position to be in that would help i guess fix the military. I would like a bottom up approach where military members at the bottom tiers can hold those at the top accountable. Sort of like a system where we can vote out top generals/leadership when they have violated with some sort of action and not been held accountable. Why should the grunts be the ones seeing the increases in suicide or leaving the military in a dilapidated state because all the good ones leave because of the bad leadership. I thought about maybe fixing the issue at the lowest level. Drill Sargent wont change anything, then officer equivalent is no better. But the top boss. The big dog he is the one who will definitely reform things. But to get there thats a whole different beast.

The Kuban Cossacks have a structure like that. They elect the Ataman (top general) for a period and should he prove to be a good leader, he can continue to be elected as the leader. I believe he can be removed as leader, but this hasn't happened before so I'm unsure of the process.