The Cringiest (And funniest) anti-Trump ad ever made by the Left -

[Plissken]

To quote HK-47 "That video is literally indistinguishable from satire."

LOOK AT THAT SHIT

 

[AnOminous]

So, gulp down some alcohol and rant about DRUUUUAMPH to your son on Mother's Day? Because somehow turning into Drunk Mom Hulk will help you deprogram your kid?

This can't be serious.

Please tell me is bullshit.

 

[OhGoy]

please, consult my avatar for my reaction to this

 

[Plissken]

So, gulp down some alcohol and rant about DRUUUUAMPH to your son on Mother's Day? Because somehow turning into Drunk Mom Hulk will help you deprogram your kid?

This can't be serious.

Please tell me is bullshit.

It is an actual, serious ad. I'm not kidding you.

 

[Bassomatic]

Welp. I'm with her now.

Please tell me this was funded by real ant trumpers and paid to a MAGA director who wanted to troll them.

This is unreal poor taste and tactic.

 

[Lunete]

Developing their own political opinions that differ from yours isn't going to suddenly turn your kid into an asshole.
And if it did, you're a terrible parent.

 

[NOT Sword Fighter Super]

Look at this shit

Spoiler: It ain't good

 

[A Useless Fish]

I will say this, as a nod of respect to them: they actually left the comments open.

But I'm sure that mistake will be fixed shortly.

 

[It's HK-47]

NextGenAmerica is very much a real organization headed up by Tom Steyer, who is very much a billionaire, liberal activist from California who, along with his alarmingly-mannish wife, has pledged to "contribute most of his wealth", but is somehow still worth $1.61b and has only gained more wealth over time. That's their actual YouTube account, too, linked right down at the bottom-right of their website. I'm trying to see just how much he's donated to the Clinton foundation at this point because you know for a damned fact that he has, but the Clinton Foundation's donator search function is notoriously shitty and obnoxious.

I do appreciate the similarity between that woman's general appearance and hairstyle to Hillary Clinton's juxtaposed with her wolfing down an entire glass of alcohol in one gulp, though. That was a great touch, and it's why I originally assumed this was some kind of Onion video.

 

[DumbDosh]

It's weird that they made an entire ad where the only diss was that college republicans should do their own laundry.

 

[QB 290]

The best comment to this video

 

[TinCan Wizard]

The fact that there ARE people like this out there only makes me more grateful for my parents.

 

[Hell0]

why did she frame pictures of her son bullying and holding a baby killer sign?

 

[NumberingYourState]

Yeah the pearl-clutched approach to winning the midterms didn't actually give the GOP a win, so why the fuck would it be different now for the democrats? All you have is Hollywood, Twitter, and other Big Tech firms. That's it.

 

[AnOminous]

Developing their own political opinions that differ from yours isn't going to suddenly turn your kid into an asshole.
And if it did, you're a terrible parent.

Virtually every child at some point does exactly the opposite of what their parents would want because that's part of growing up. "IT'S NOT A PHASE MOM THIS IS THE REEEEEAL MEEEEEEE!" Then they either get over it or that actually is the real them and you love them anyway and don't treat being in a different religion or political party or sexual preference or whatever as if they'd joined Scientology or something.

Unless they troon out. Then you beat them until they quit that shit.

Or become a furry.

 

[Positron]

NextGenAmerica is very much a real organization headed up by Tom Steyer, who is very much a billionaire, liberal activist from California who, along with his alarmingly-mannish wife, has pledged to "contribute most of his wealth", but is somehow still worth $1.61b and has only gained more wealth over time.

That's a lot of "a few dollars here and there stolen from less fortunate kids".

 

[PsychoNerd054]

I think the biggest problem with this ad is its presentation. Quite literally, they treat the dude's republican viewpoint as if it were some crippling disease that just gets worse and worse, seeing how we're supposed to feel sorry about how it's progressing, and especially when the mother goes all "Oh, it may be too late." That's just not the right format to have for an advertisement like this. It just makes me think I'm watching some crappy CollegeHumor video.

 

[TiggerNits]

LOL, that kid owns and he's gonna get a job fast out of school because his frat brothers will hook his ass up. Mom will just be white guilting it up in an alcoholic haze while he Chad's it up for life.

 

[It's HK-47]

I think the biggest problem with this ad is its presentation. Quite literally, they treat the dude's republican viewpoint as if it were some crippling disease that just gets worse and worse, seeing how we're supposed to feel sorry about how it's progressing, and especially when the mother goes all "Oh, it may be too late." That's just not the right format to have for an advertisement like this. It just makes me think I'm watching some crappy CollegeHumor video.

No that's a sentiment that genuinely exists, and Stelter's pretty highly-placed in CNN to the point where he gets his own show, so this sentiment goes pretty far up the ladder. To their defense the conservative camp refers to Liberalism as a "mental disorder" though, so the long and short of it is basically that dialog between the two camps isn't going too hot at the moment.

 

[SteelPlatedHeart]

I’m suddenly reminded of that anti-Trump rapping Girl Scouts ad.