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“The radical left are using the public school system to push their perverse sexual, racial, and political material on our youth,” according to Trump’s issue statement on education.

One of the perverse effects of MAGA's endless self-pity over being criticized for "jokes" is that it ends up making the stakes of the election seem smaller.

On the other hand, once they do get jobs, many gyopos say there is a perverse incentive to downplay their Koreanness.

"Objectively, the film is also a critique of a codependent relationship between a very perverse narcissist and a very vulnerable, echo personality," Szaniawski said of the dynamic between Jack and Wendy.

Strong chews through his scenes as Cohn, with a perverse sense of humor, anger and focus.