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McCloskeys get harassed as they pick up their custom xmas cards.
Let's look at the power dynamics here. There are several layers.
We'll start small.
When they left the printers, they were harassed- called terrorists, for not wearing a mask, for living in the suburbs
Let's look at the power dynamics here. There are several layers.
We'll start small.
When they left the printers, they were harassed- called terrorists, for not wearing a mask, for living in the suburbs
They didn't flee, they weren't rude. They smiled and were polite. It's disarming to be treated kindly when you're harassing someone. Confusing. It's a one-up move.
Next, they gave their harasser a card. I mean, c'mon man, that's some power. 'We are so unafraid of you, I'm going to get out of the car, walk over to you, and give you a card'. Ouch. One-up status move.
What did they give her? The "newsletter" part of their card - a signed pic from the infamous pink polo shirt day. The day that landed them in the spotlight and in court. The reason this person was harassing in the first place. If that's not a one-up move, I don't know what is.
To top it off, they have turned what should have been their nightmare, into a Christmas card! That's the ultimate own. "We are so amused at the court battles and leftist hate, we have chosen it as our Christmas symbol. Our mascot."
To take a negative thing that happened to you, and use it as a symbol of new birth and strength, while having a good sense of humor about it, shows some seriously good mental health. The sting is gone. The left has lost. The McCloskeys laugh in the face of left's insane anger.
This should be a lesson for the right. Adopt the smears and make them your mascot. Perhaps print photos and autograph them, and hand them out to your detractors. Embrace the pink polo. Be the pink polo.
