"But if I can't be offensive how will I ever be funny??" - an unfunny comedian
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The funniest part about this whole discourse is the implication that if we don't let bitter middle aged white dudes go on national TV and say nasty things to make 13 year olds laugh, we will somehow be losing a vital part of our culture, and indeed our very freedom is at stake.
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It's like…I get it, you are an alcoholic and your wife left you, and you transferred your resentment of her onto women in general, and your only way of relating to the world is lashing out. But what you need is therapy, not a Netflix special.
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It's not an implication, it's a fact.
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"The funniest part about" let me stop you there buddy
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Please tell me you aren't talking about Dave Chappelle and Bill Burr?
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My guess, it is about new SNL cast member Shane Gillis.
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Ur crazy if u dont understand the importance of being offensive
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goodness, pray, tell what are the virtues of racism?
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Yep... A vital part of our culture is at stake... Like first amendment rights...
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