The bells are ringing

Get a load of this jackass.

This -- oh, God, why does it have to be true? -- this is John Flansburgh of They Might Be Giants. You know, the lovably quirky duo that sang all those songs about conformism and mind control. I guess somehow I'd gotten the impression that they were against such things. I thought songs like "Your Racist Friend" were satire. Guess the joke was on me. Guess "Working Under Cover For The Man" wasn't so ironic after all, was it, you disgusting bootlicker?

Why am I picking on this poor guy for doing something every other celebritard in the country has probably done, too? Same reason I keep calling out the Mormons. It's not news if it's Lady Gaga or the Archbishop of Canterbury or something, but Dallin H. Oaks? John frickin' Flansburgh? These guys were supposed to be a cut above the rest.

I should have just stopped there and clicked post, but something possessed me to check out TMBG's Twitter. I can't unsee what I saw there, and now neither can you.

NEW! THE SCIENTIST SHIRT-now with safety glasses! Orders now and it will arrive before the mid-Dec. holidays. In stock w/ YOUTH S to 5XL + many FITTED (aka womyn) sizes available! Perfect for the scientist in your life. https://t.co/gjAQOTTFWH 10% of profits to Black Girls Code! pic.twitter.com/c20AeTX0fg

— They Might Be Giants (@tmbg) November 21, 2020

The Science, people!

JF: w/ thirty or so failed legal actions, it seem the clown car that is T's legal team and his legions of GOP sycophants haven't learned accusations need to backed w/ evidence. But maybe they're just trying to undermine trust in the systems of Democracy. Un-American. #BidenWon.

— They Might Be Giants (@tmbg) November 21, 2020

2020: The year They Might Be Giants, without a trace of irony, warned against those who would "undermine trust in the systems."

This, to coin a phrase, is where the party ends.