That Man's Face Is Not Legitimately Less Insulting

NO, THAT. LIKE, I WANNA BE FAIR TO TO MAKE THESE VIDEOS. THAT THIS MAN'S FACE IS NOT IT'S LEGITIMATELY LESS INSULTING THAN THIS WHO'S BEEN IN JAIL MULTIPLE TIMES Owner of Company Responsible for Part of Trump’s Reflecting Pool Renovation Pleaded Guilty to Bribing Congressman Michael Luciano | Jun 19th, 2026, 12:07 am Share 364 comments YEAH, WHATEVER.

A commentator begins with footage of the Washington Monument reflecting pool, then appears over clips of a mustached man in a gray suit being interviewed and later posing at a formal event with a cigar. He argues that calling the man’s face unattractive is fairer than insulting someone who has been jailed multiple times, before cutting to a news article about the man pleading guilty to bribing a congressman and dismissing it with “YEAH, WHATEVER.” The joke is an absurd moral comparison: the commentator treats a person’s criminal record as a reason that mocking his appearance is the less offensive option, making this useful as a reaction to outrageous hypocrisy or bad behavior.

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