Ukraine Virtue Signaling Mocked In Comedy Video
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2:25Now PlayingWe’re all showing off our Ukraine flags in our Twitter profiles, on our Facebook pages and in our email signatures anywhere there’s an opportunity to virtue signal, liberals won’t miss that chance. But as comedian Mischa Paullin () wittily points out in a recent TikTok, all that signaling for Ukraine doesn’t leave any virtue left for, say, Yemen. Sorry Yemen!
Jimmy and comedian Kurt Metzger admire Paullin’s comedic take on liberal virtue signaling over Ukraine.
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