Adam Mockler Tone Deaf To The Plight of Women
Poor Adam Mockler - the fetus with ears and a microphone cries and whines about THE LEFT criticizing him for posting staged images of him throwing his girlfriend over a pier fence into a dark lake at night. Mockler thought it would be a universally-accepted hillarity, but FAFO otherwise from "THE LEFT." Dweeb-of-the-Month
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10/7/20265 min read


Mockler's twisted jock conversation with Chris Cuomo PROVES that Mockler is just another rightwingnut with a microphone and too much time on his hands.
And no, his show was not cancelled. Mockler whines victimhood JUST LIKE MAGA.
To be fair to Adam, sometimes Mockler takes a progressive view of politics, but Mockler is HIGHLY SUSCEPTIBLE to regurgitating and repackaging MAGA or conservative talking points.
However, Mockler has no problem cozying up to rightwingnuts and rightwingnut propaganda.
That's why CNN producers invite Mockler to be a guest on CNN roundtable, Anna to provide youthful rightwingnut support for other white male rightwingnut guests.
Mockler's undeveloped brain cannot comprehend that many men, especially MAGA men are "monkey-see, monkey-do" misogynist goofballs.
ADAM MOCKLER: My girlfriend and I posted a series of really funny images where I'm hugging her, and then I'm lifting her up in the next image, and then the next one I'm throwing her into a body of water, like a— like the lake next to us, off of the pier.
I wake up the next morning and trending on threads is "Adam Mockler: Domestic Violence."
I shit you not, Chris.
People were trying to cancel me for it, telling me to apologize, telling me I need to make a— a thread or a video apologizing to the public, and I think it represents this strain of, like, almost narcissistic politics, where people want to act morally superior and act like it's a moral failing if you don't abide by my framework.
And it's like, I hate when this happens, because they take a very real issue: yes, there is a lot of violence against women, yes, there is a lot of misogyny, there's a lot of racism, there's a lot of awful things going on, but you can't apply these "academic frameworks" to a cute photo of us hugging.
There was this thread, I shit you not, it said "Graham Plattner, Eric Swalwell, Adam Mockler." It said— it said "these three men need to be held—" I was like, are you guys effing kidding me right now?



Men have no idea how angry women are.
No clue the rage. It's not just Cornell.
It's Cornell, the Epstein files and Giselle Pelicot, it's the rape academy and motherless.
It's the girl raped at LSU, the girl carrying the mattress she was raped on, and pregnant girls in ICE detention centers.
It's Donald Trump, Clarence Thomas and Brett Kavanaugh.
It's women carrying dead fetuses and can't abort until her life is in danger.
It's AI porn, nudifying and deep-fakes.
It's men yelling about false accusations.
It's #metoo and it's #iamjanedoe.
Change is coming and there is no man alive who is going to be able to stop it.




Charmaine O'Donnell was killed after being shoved into the water last year (2022)
The charity worker plunged to her death at Helensburgh Pier in Scotland, losing her life due to severe neck injuries and drowning.
Jacob Foster, 29, shoved 25-year-old Charmaine O'Donnell into the water last year as she enjoyed a day out with friends.




Jacob Foster was found guilty of killing a stranger after pushing her from a pier for a "bit of fun" - but is still walking free after a judge said he needed more information.
Charmaine, from Glasgow, had gone on a day out to Helensburgh with her friend Caitlin McTaggart on April 23 last year.
Ms McTaggart told jurors: "I had wanted to go the Campsies where there is a waterfall. She said 'no' because she would have ended up in the water basically."
They got chatting to men fishing at the pier while Foster was nearby.
A group of youngsters had also been jumping into the water to swim.
Ms McTaggart recalled suddenly hearing a "commotion", saying "somebody" had gone over the railings at the pier.
She did not initially know who it was, but a person shouted: "That's your pal."
She then peered over and to her horror found Charmaine in the sea. A number of the youngsters there immediately tried to help.
Prosecutor Alex Prentice QC asked Caitlin: "Did you say anything to Jacob?"
Ms McTaggart said: "I was screaming at him to help her. He just kept saying: 'What have I done? I have taken it too far this time. I am going away for a long time'."
Paramedics and police raced to the scene, but Charmaine did not survive.
Stephen Cairns, 42, was one of the men fishing that day. He remembered Foster shoving Charmaine over the edge.
Mr Prentice asked: "So, with her back to Jacob, who then pushed her with both hands?
Mr Cairns replied: "Yes. It was just carnage after that."
PC Gary Davidson spoke to Foster at the pier after the incident and told jurors: "He said that it was an accident. He said: 'I just pushed her. It was just a bit of fun.'
"He said that he had a few cans that day. I said to him the best thing was to stay calm and not say anything, but he said these things again and again."
Foster added: "I did not know that she could not swim."
Foster's lawyers had claimed that, due to his mental health issues, he had misunderstood an alleged remark Charmaine made about going into the water.
Foster, who has a learning disability, was convicted of a culpable homicide following a trial at the High Court in Glasgow in August after originally being charged with murder.
But he is still at liberty after a judge ruled he needed more time before passing sentence, reports Glasgow Live.
After he was convicted of the less serious offence he was allowed to remain on bail.
He was due to be sentenced at the High Court in Livingston on Thursday but judge Lord Fairley was told a social work report into his background was not yet ready, and he was still to be interviewed by a doctor for a further medical report.
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