The freshly elected member of “The Squad,” Representative Greg Casar (D-TX), was widely criticized for his short-lived, futile effort at a “thirst strike.”
“Yesterday was incredible. I was honored to be joined at my thirst strike by workers in Texas and across the nation—and by lots of colleagues pushing for federal heat safety protections,” Casar said.
“9 hours without water or food, but I’m more energized than ever to get this done,” he added.
This image sums up the situation of many males in the United States precisely.
weak and ineffective.
The ‘thirst strike’ by Casar is widely mocked on social media.
“Is this a joke? Do you wake up in the middle of the night every night and grab a bite to eat, glass of water to survive until morning?” Viva Frei asked.
“9 WHOLE HOURS???” Jordan Schachtel wrote in a mocking tone.
“Bro you didn’t eat or drink for 8 hours…. I legit do this everyday from 11pm to 7am,” Ryan James Girdusky made a statement.
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This meme succinctly and powerfully illustrates the essence of virtue signaling.
Such bravery!
“Wait… you’re a Texan and you can’t take a little heat???” questioned Bryan McNally.
“Democrat Greg Casar went 8 hours without eating or drinking something. To normal Americans, that’s just skipping breakfast or lunch at work. To him, it’s a hunger strike that he set up media cameras for once it was over. What a pathetic stunt,” CEO of Canary Dan Eberhart said.
More internet comments ridiculing Casar’s marketing ploy were found by Fox News to be:
Many critics sarcastically remarked that people already go through similar lengths of time without drinking as part of their everyday routine, such as when they sleep.
“I go on a thirst strike literally every night at bedtime,” Sara Gonzales, a personality on BlazeTV, tweeted. “Please clap.”
Stephen L. Miller, a contributing editor for The Spectator, jokingly said, “Just woke up from my thirst strike.”
“Man totally forgot to brag about how I pulled off a Rep. Greg Casar-style thirst strike last night with zero prep,” Alex Sears, a Republican social media and digital consultant, joked. “All I did was go to bed and not get up until my alarm rang!”
A captivating photograph of a dissatisfied lawmaker wearing a heart rate monitor on his finger caused him to become the target of widespread mockery.
According to a joke made by a Judiciary GOP communications expert, the image captures how one feels “After getting literally anything through the approval process.”
Join us in giving this amazing display of bravery a well-deserved round of applause!
