rant · moment 20 of 21
The Virtue of Drifting Without Money, and No Loyalty to a Corpse
from Presidential Debate Reaction | The Tim Dillon Show #397 · #397
4 min
Tim praises aimless, non-committal living as the key to happiness but notes it requires someone else to bankroll it, then pivots to how Democratic institutions show no real loyalty to Biden, comparing his political abandonment to Christine Blasey Ford's.
- The ideal life is drifting in and out of things without commitment, but you need a little money to make it work
- Women realize they can't just start an antique store or restaurant—they need a man to bankroll their hobbies
- The happiest people aren't those consumed by passion from dawn to dusk, but those comfortable being aimless
- Tim describes the ideal undecided life: making calls, doing laundry, watching Judge Judy, reading about Thailand beaches
- These pool-and-patio types are the undecided voters that both political parties must work to convince
- The media and campaign insiders are now throwing Biden under the bus despite everything they've put him through
- There's no loyalty even to the corpse—he's just a vessel for something bigger than himself
- Politicians aren't about the individual; it's about preserving something larger, which is why a dead person can still run things