I accidentally glanced at a television in a bar while this movie's trailer was on. It was horrifying, and the sound wasn't even on. Maybe it was worse because the sound was off. I don't know. But it made me feel kind of ill and angry.

I'm sorry. The answer is Boof Bonser.

you pretty much sum it up. both parties look kind of shitty here. a southern prison official kicking a young black man back to prison for displaying his affluence, however ignorantly, comes off as a sort of "know your place, boy" type of move. but at the same time, dude kind of had it coming, and I'd bet that the…

no one will ever making crashing a van into a tree funnier.

uh, okay, bart-fart.

"The difference between Larry's racial and misogynistic material and any other of your hipster hero comics is that one makes you laugh and the other doesn't."

I like those jokes he does where he implies that all gays are sick and all Muslims are terrorists. Those jokes are funny because his audience is smart and understands that he's joking and in no way do they fully endorse those views. I like comedy.

yeah, the interviewer could have nailed him cold with a question like: "How do you feel about the fact that your homophobic and xenophobic material gets the most emphatic response from your audience?"

Would you ask Jar-Jar Binks that question?

If I remember right, the novel is really light on narrative. Some shit happens and then it's done. So I have no problem with any liberties they've taken with the film. In my opinion, it's his weakest work and was probably only re-printed to rake in some money from Fear & Loathing (film) fans.