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>tranny chicken episode
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Sorry but Nu-King of the Hill is gay faggot toxic AIDS cancer written by a nigger. No thanks.
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>>222366189
>this is a 1 in a million genetic mutation that allows female chickens to take on some male traits
>basedboy cuck: omg that means it's a Trans chicken. Trans rights
>no that's not exactly what I said...
The episode was low key dismissing trannies
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>>222366189
This entire season has just been almost nothing but annoying faggotry. I quit during the chicken episode.
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>>222367013
Sounds like it's right up your alley.
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>>222367013
ya I saw a minute of it
it's full blown aids
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>>222366189
nuHank went woke. Hank would never watch soccer or buy weed or be okay with his son using charcoal or think a tranny chicken is something "interesting" that's okay for children to be around. He was already close to eating it when it looked normal, he definitely would have fired up his propane grill and fried it when it took on traits that showed it would never lay eggs.
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>>222369579
Hank was always woke. All of his masculinity was performative.
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>>222367013
The show became dated after 2003. I couldn't imagine watching it 20+ years past its prime
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>>222369673
I oughta kick your ass, twigboy
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>>222369891
Nearly every single Hank episode went like this:
>Sees something he doesn't understand
>Doesn't like it
>Gets informed that he's being closed-minded
>Does a 180 and learns a lesson to be more tolerant like a saturday morning cartoon
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>>222369940
Isn't that how most of the episodes from the original run played out?
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>>222369956
That's what I meant. And it didn't change in the Revival.

Hank was performative masculinity characterized. Any time anybody put up the slightest bit of resistance to him, he crumbled
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>>222369673
Not really, the entirety of the series is about Hank getting put into situations out of his comfort zone and using his "old fashioned" skills and mindset to solve "modern" problems. Sure he's close minded but that comes from his terrible father figures and troubled upbringing. Hes quick to judge but he generally finds the best in people once he gets to know them. His 2 favorite things seem to be propane and helping other people find their own propane. Hes genuinely a good person at heart.



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