I've Had It Jesus Christ Super Capitalist
May 8, 2025
The podcast dives into the outrage surrounding political dishonesty and the media's role in spreading misinformation. It humorously critiques the commercialization of Christianity, particularly through flashy ads during events like the Super Bowl. Discussions on navigating societal norms include the hypocrisy of evangelical communities and the challenges of parenting in public spaces. They also review oddities like full-body mirrors in restrooms, reflecting on the absurdities of contemporary family values. Laughter blends with serious critiques, keeping listeners engaged.
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Hypocrisy of Trump's Supporters
- Jennifer and Angie discussed how Trump supporters tolerate crimes and lies from him unlike they'd tolerate in personal relationships.
- They highlighted the hypocrisy of accepting a criminal president but rejecting felons in family contexts.
Jesus Ads: Capitalism Meets Religion
- Jesus Christ advertising on TV highlights the bizarre intersection of religion and late-stage capitalism.
- The necessity of ads for a historically famous figure calls into question the commercialization of faith.
Evangelicals' Priorities Contradict Faith
- Evangelical Christians often prioritize restricting birth control over addressing poverty and homelessness.
- Their advertising money might better serve social causes than promoting Jesus Christ.