This article and a lot of the response online is taking it way too seriously. The hosts asked him who his favourite Luigi in recent American history was and Key immediately cracked up before Day had even answered. Everyone knew where it was going, it was an obvious setup for some dark humour and not a serious question about serious political views. Like maybe he actually believes that, maybe he doesn’t, but if that’s what you’re concerned about then you completely missed the point here.
Yes but that’s the point. The Overton Window has moved to where the discussion of shooting a CEO can be seen as a heroic action and pretty high B-list celebrity can joke about how the guy accused of the shooting is his second favourite Luigi. And personally I think that’s a good thing.
This article and a lot of the response online is taking it way too seriously. The hosts asked him who his favourite Luigi in recent American history was and Key immediately cracked up before Day had even answered. Everyone knew where it was going, it was an obvious setup for some dark humour and not a serious question about serious political views. Like maybe he actually believes that, maybe he doesn’t, but if that’s what you’re concerned about then you completely missed the point here.
Yes but that’s the point. The Overton Window has moved to where the discussion of shooting a CEO can be seen as a heroic action and pretty high B-list celebrity can joke about how the guy accused of the shooting is his second favourite Luigi. And personally I think that’s a good thing.