But it's not entertainment. It is real life. It is real life to the victims of hate crimes that have increased against Muslims brought about by the comments cheeto has made. It is real life to the victims of sexual assault that cheeto boasted about and approved.
Last year, I worked at a very conservative, very expensive school. Many of the players were from completely opposite ends of the spectrum; either white and extremely wealthy (can easily afford tuition) or black and extremely poor (able to qualify for a ton of financial help). It was unbelievable to see these fairly intelligent, wealthy, Christian kids change how they acted and talked during cheeto's campaign. They suddenly felt empowered to say and do things that should not be accepted.
This isn't entertainment to the people who are being hurt (not hurt feelings) by his words, actions, and policies. It may not be easily identifiable to a white, Christian, male who lives in Rural America, but it exists.
Last year, I worked at a very conservative, very expensive school. Many of the players were from completely opposite ends of the spectrum; either white and extremely wealthy (can easily afford tuition) or black and extremely poor (able to qualify for a ton of financial help). It was unbelievable to see these fairly intelligent, wealthy, Christian kids change how they acted and talked during cheeto's campaign. They suddenly felt empowered to say and do things that should not be accepted.
This isn't entertainment to the people who are being hurt (not hurt feelings) by his words, actions, and policies. It may not be easily identifiable to a white, Christian, male who lives in Rural America, but it exists.