I love you, but you are NOT SERIOUS, people! $1

 

In 'Succession’s' final season, Logan Roi delivers perhaps the most illuminating line of the entire show: “I love you, but you are not serious people.”

I can't say it with the same degree or intense sympathetic affections, but the banality of the passive-aggressive accommodation found in the muted outrage done in your online civility-to-satire is more a performative emotive, signal posturing than providing any attitudinal intent to what aggravated your angst of every-man' projection..
                                                                                                                                                                   Back into the 'inevitable and unavoidable death' waiting room of manic fetishes of distracting mania of amusements and obsessions [as Br'er Death spots who next gets the scythe-of-death call].
   
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