rant · moment 5 of 15
Dave Rubin's Chicken Sandwich Tweet, Dissected
from #175 - Corporate Steakhouse | The Tim Dillon Show · #175
6 min
Tim reads Rubin's actual tweet about not eating 'sad dry pathetic Burger King chicken sandwiches' anymore, mocks his marriage, and pivots into a bit about Uber boycotts after Trump's election and drunk driving alternatives.
- Tim argues that thinking you're funny but not being funny is more offensive than being a Nazi or communist.
- Everyone has points, even Muhammad Atta—Tim imagines a plane passenger acknowledging Atta's critiques of US foreign policy before being incinerated.
- People with horrific beliefs still occasionally have valid points, like opposing post-birth abortion.
- A lot of Americans are comfortable with fascism and would vote it in tomorrow; Tim points to Buffalo Wild Wings as evidence.
- Tim references a video of cops slamming a man with no arms or legs, which people defend.
- Dave Rubin tweets that Chick-fil-A's decision makes no sense because it caved to progressive cancel culture.
- Tim calls Dave Rubin a bland, basic person whose show consists of asking guests if the progressive left is regressive.
- Rubin responds to Ben Shapiro by vowing to cook chicken sandwiches at home instead of eating at Burger King.
- Tim mocks Rubin for being an adult announcing he'll start cooking at home while his husband is unfaithful.
- Boycotts don't work; after Trump's election, people tried boycotting Uber before realizing the alternative required supporting slave owners.
Dave RubinMuhammad AttaBen ShapiroCharlie KirkJordan PetersonBurger King