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Andrew Cuomo, known often as “Nipples” due to his inexplicably pierced nipples, is continuing to hold the line as the world comes down on him.
This headline from a paper that is unknown outside of Arizona is making the rounds at the top of news feeds, and seems to generally sum up the current mood:
If they’re calling you Donald Trump, you’ve lost, and it’s just time to give up.
But Cuomo is not giving up. He is digging in, and telling the entire media and Democrat political establishment to “come at me, bro.”
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, a fellow weird wop, is taking him up on the challenge.
WATCH: De Blasio tells Cuomo to “get the hell out,” calls him ‘narcissist’ pic.twitter.com/6G3vJhvG1k
— Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper) August 5, 2021
De Blasio blasted Big Man Andy as a “narcissist,” and told him to “get the hell out.”
De Blasio has been doing these attacks long before the release of the AG report which claimed to have found that Cuomo molested 11 women. Frankly, it’s clear at this point that de Blasio is serving as someone’s attack dog. I don’t know how the hell this weird man ever became the mayor, but he’s definitely not going to hold any office that high ever again, so he doesn’t really have anything to lose.
“It’s hurting the people in New York state and New York City — there’s no question,” de Blasio said Thursday. “You know, a guy who spends 11 hours having to testify about his sexual harassment and assaults is not a guy who’s focusing on just fighting COVID or getting us federal aid or getting rent relief money to people who need it.”
Obviously, the claim there is that the accusation is itself guilt, despite the fact that Andy has been convicted of no crimes, and isn’t really even being accused of real crimes.
I’m sure Cuomo is sexually aggressive, as all 60-year-old men with pierced nipples are wont to be, but I can’t really imagine that he ever hunted down any innocent slut and forcibly fondled her. One thing everyone should understand about sexually aggressive men is that they have an uncanny and almost preternatural ability to identify women who are interested in a man getting sexually aggressive with them (which was most women up until maybe 2013).
Of course, in current year, rounding up 11 women who will accuse a prominent man of inappropriate touching is about as difficult as rounding up 11 homosexuals to inappropriately touch children in a nursery on tranny story day.
So what is this all actually about?
Man, I don’t know.
If I had to guess, I would say that:
- A lot of people genuinely do not like Andrew Cuomo, because he really is just as much of an asshole as he appears to be, and now the great masses of those he’s offended over the past 40 years are coming home to roost, and
- People in New York virus hoax circles recognize that Cuomo played a huge role in the first round of the hoax, burning his own credibility by demanding all of these emergency measures from Donald Trump only to not use any of them, while also shoving anyone who tested positive for the virus into an old folks’ home
But more than high level people wanting him out, it is likely that there is just no high level person who wants him in. The entire press hates him as badly as all of his current and former employees, so there is simply no one to defend him. Joe Biden is out there demanding he resign just because the White House has decided to take the popular side in a fight they don’t have a dog in.
It’s a lesson to all of us.
You always want people to like you. If you are a loathed figure, when the tough times come, you will pay the price for that. In general, I advise you to live your life being friendly, polite and generally easy to get along with. Help people out when they ask for help.
Of course, don’t be a sucker. Don’t help people who are ungrateful, or who will just take the opportunity of your kindness to abuse you and rip you off, or get you sucked into some nauseating nightmare situation they’ve created.
What I’ve found is that the best way to conduct yourself, professionally and personally, is to always help people, even when it is an inconvenience, when the stakes are low. If the stakes are high, and serious money or the potential for some crisis is on the line, pay for lunch and then politely refuse to get involved, citing existing obligations.
Of the requests you will get from people in your life, 99% of them will be low stakes. That is to say, in the example of being an employer, you will have 99 people say “hey man, is it cool if I take off at noon on Friday, I’ve got a family thing” for every 1 who says “boss, can I get a loan for $10,000?” If you find out later that the guy who asked for the day off didn’t really have a family thing, and was instead flying to Canada to meet people in a sickening sex club, you haven’t really lost anything.
A policy of simply helping people out when the stakes are low will lead to a 99% approval rating.
Most of the people who are now rushing to throw Andrew Cuomo under the bus are people who he very easily could have won over by simply not being an asshole. If he would have smiled more, and not tried to humiliate his employees, and bought them a nice lunch once a week, he’d have an army of people willing to defend him.
Instead, he has an army of people who are saying, “yeah he probably didn’t do any of that stuff he’s accused of, but whatever, that guy is a dick and I’m happy to see him buried.”
