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Recap / Our Cartoon President S1E17 "Militarization"

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John Bolton convinces Trump to militarize the nation. Meanwhile, Fox & Friends take a note from Sean Hannity.


This episode provides examples of:

  • The Generalissimo: When Trump turns America into a military-dictatorship, he starts wearing an outfit that evokes the trope to emphasize it.
  • Lyrical Dissonance: Being the warhawk that he is, John Bolton sings an upbeat broadway song — "Militarization" — about turning the US in one giant police state where Trump is a Dictator and law enforcement keeps order through needlessly excessive violence.
  • Take That!:
    • Trump gets bipartisan support in declaring war by insinuating that anyone against it is also against the troops.
    • One of the military parade floats is about Warhawks who've never actually seen combat, Mike Pence, Stephen Miller and John Bolton being three of them.
      John Bolton: How am I supposed to enjoy watching a war when I'm so busy being in it?

 
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"Militarization"

Being the warhawk that he is, John Bolton sings an upbeat broadway song about turning the US in one giant police state where Trump is a Dictator and law enforcement keeps order through needlessly excessive violence.

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