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Newsom Ad Continued: Fake Freedom and Real Political Ads
from Breaking Point | The Tim Dillon Show #306 · #306
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Tim resumes mocking the Newsom ad's 'freedom' messaging, arguing California doesn't practice what it preaches on freedom, and proposes what 'honest' political ads would actually look like.
- Tim notes the aerial shot of Santa Monica is taken from so far away that California still looks desirable from the air.
- Santa Monica is one of the scariest places you'll ever go, with people walking around screaming at the sun and cursing God.
- The ad uses a trick of Hollywood, making California seem like an idyllic paradise when it's actually not.
- California at least has the benefit that the rest of the country is also a dump, with only about ten places worth living in.
- Tim argues California isn't actually free—the state took all your money, went nuts with vaccines, and had strict lockdowns.
- Real political ads would be honest: a candidate asking what you care about and which people you want to see killed.
- Actual political advertising should come down to which natural disasters you like and whether you'd celebrate someone's suffering based on disagreements.