Let's Go Brandon

[mojorolla]

Of course they do this shit
Its like calling themselves "patriots" when they are traitors.
Or referring to "my choice, my body" for the vaccine, but not for a woman's body.
Rafael Cruz = "Ted" Cruz

[Ben Around]

The phrase let's go Brandon was taken from an interview of a race car driver named Brandon.
The crowd was cheering FJB and the female reporter (NBC I think) interviewing the driver said " can you hear that, they are saying lets go Brandon" (paraphrased).
The crowd was clearly saying FJB. So the phrase was picked up worldwide because it highlighted both the lying fake news media and the anti JB sentiment.
Then that rap song came out and catipulted the popularity of the phrase even more.

[JLSam]

Of course they do this shit
Its like calling themselves "patriots" when they are traitors.
Or referring to "my choice, my body" for the vaccine, but not for a woman's body.
Rafael Cruz = "Ted" Cruz

In terms of those of political prominence in the right of the political spectrum, the purpose of saying "my body, my choice" is meant to call out the hypocrisy of the term.
If truly those who hold those words are treated as gospel, then it should resound with them, and offer little resistance to those who seized the expression.

I find "Let's go Brandon" personally funny.

But it's a shame, to me, it feels like the combative nature politics without reason, or worse, emotional reasoning has created an incredible type of cognitive dissonance on both sides, more so on the left in my opinion, and it's functioning as a smokescreen from what is the real problem, Marxism.