And the seasons, they go round and round
And the painted ponies go up and down
We’re captive on the carousel of time
We can’t return, we can only look
Behind, from where we came
And go round and round and round, in the circle game
It’s not even that he doesn’t see that it’s racist, it’s that he’s unironically trying to “well, acktshualy” racism. “No, see, I know it SOUNDS like the N word, but tbe etymologies are unrelated!”
Now he says they still kinda look like squirrels because he had a pet squirrel once.
My mom took in a baby squirrel that had been blown out of a tree by a hurricane and raised it. They’re really good at holding on to branches, trees, the reed-like wallpaper in our house, etc. Picking up and holding objects, not so much.
Don’t be silly @MrDibble, It was a Prevost’s Squirrel from southeast Asia, his dad brought it back for him after his time advising McArthur during the war.
I’m not unignoring him to see if this is genuinely true, as I assume, or a joke based on his patterns of behavior, which seems possible since it’s so bonkers, but it is effing hilarious.
Yeah–as near as I can tell, he noticed that the game’s text mentioned mammals with wing-flaps used for gliding, decided they must mean flying squirrels, decided the artist was trying to draw flying squirrels, and concluded not only that the artist therefore wasn’t racist, but that a condescending, snide lecture on Occam’s Razor was called for. It’s damn near performance art.
There aren’t many posters that I feel are so utterly useless that they actually make it to my ignore list; the good Dr is one of the only two extant posters on my list.