It's becoming exhausting being a non-US netizen. It takes effort to constantly be vigilant and switch context and detect US political double speak.
I am really not sure I am doing this right and I am tired...
It's becoming exhausting being a non-US netizen. It takes effort to constantly be vigilant and switch context and detect US political double speak.
I am really not sure I am doing this right and I am tired...
Here are some of the things that make me read it as such; perhaps this will make it a little easier for you to deal with our stupid culture wars in the future:
* prominent use of red - the color used to signify Republicans in electoral maps since around 2000
* complaining about "cancel culture"
* a lot of companies listed on the front have descriptions that make reference to Christianity; while Americans who identify as "Christian" are actually pretty evenly split as to party affiliation(1), Democratic Christians are generally pretty quiet about their beliefs, while Republican Christians are often very loud about them and their desire to make everyone conform to them regardless of religion.
* talking about employees who "value freedom", Republicans love to talk about "freedom" and how it is being impinged by things like "people calling them assholes".
1: https://www.pewforum.org/religious-landscape-study/christian...