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  My father consistently reiterates that asbestos is a manufacturers dream and there’s no reason for all the damn fuss about it.
context: The gas stove thing came out of nowhere and so quickly - and yet I’ve seen memes about how gas stoves are the liberal hive mind topic of the moment and I feel like the only people seriously saying anything about them are the right? >
  
  It did not come out of nowhere. The right is a well oiled outrage machine. One report was all it took to get them primed for pearl clutching. >
  
  Its's really bizarre how they can rile up the base so easy. >
  
  Nothing bizarre about it: They've spent billions upon billions building a command infrastructure and distribution for precisely-timed outrage orchestration. >
  
  Ok, it's bizarre how republican voters buy into to it so easily. >
  
  The M&M freakout was more fun.  Stupid republicans. >
  
  I missed the M&M thing, I'm out of the loop too. >
  
  Fox News host was mad that green M&M was no longer wearing fuck-me-boots. >
  
  Jesus tap-dancing Christ, seriously? >
  
  Because Republicans have zero policy agendas they manufacturer false takeaway issues.  Their favorites: guns, Christmas, religion, gas cars, coal, oil, lightbulbs and now gas stoves.
  Where in fact, they are the take away, tear it down group, freedom of speech, book banning, ease of voting, FBI, DOJ, women's rights, healthcare, social security, Medicare and last but not least, democracy. >
  
  Look at how coordinated it was too. Every Fox host was running it as their top story. So desperate to distract from GOP failures, and so devoid of ideas, that they blow up any little thing into a battle for America.
  It must be so exhausting to get angry about this every day, because none of these made up issues are ever getting 'fixed' or resolved in a way that would satisfy  Fox viewers. >
  
  These are the same people who tried to get asbestos BACK into buildings during trump