She’s been through a lot, she might not be a bad person, but there’s plenty of evidence that she’s not that bright, probably didn’t even glance over the book—let alone write it—before its release, and that she’s now trying to do damage control for what was included in it. There’s zero to celebrate here, but they sure…

You’re wrong. If anything, it’s not positive ENOUGH about Spears. The fact that Christians, Muslims, and Buddhists worship deities other than Spears is a travesty. We are but worms, unfit to gaze upon her. The movie Crossroads should have won all the awards, not just in the year it came out, but in every year since…

He isn’t out there advocating for anything terrible

“Britney Spears continues to prove that she’s one of the least selfish famous people to ever exist, even though, after all she’s been through, a little righteous anger would be more than justified.”

Man, you went from “I understand what you’re saying” to being willfully ignorant about this situation and deliberately reductive of my take.

I’m so fucking sick of the abortion thing.

Yeah everybody knows Fallon is just a huge sycophant. Kenan was more disappointing to me.

“Dave Chapelle is funny, says funny things”

I mean, it really doesn’t shock me Britney never read the book she “wrote”.

I’d love to hear more about how it’s reductive to draw a connection between anti-trans rhetoric in entertainment and anti-trans legislation gaining traction. I won’t hold my breath though.

it’s just comedy

“Stop acting like you’re under attack!” he said, logging on in defense of the rich entertainer.

I’d say declaring “I’m a terf and proud” in the midst of seismic anti-trans laws denying basic human rights getting passed is advocating for something incredibly terrible, but hey that’s just me.

Freedom of speech protects his right to be a bigot and a bully, and it protects our rights to call Dave Chappelle a piece of shit hack. Shit cuts both ways. 

Chappelle had no part in Saturdays show - why should be be onstage during goodbyes/credits? There was no bow for him to take because he didn’t do shit. There was a time I liked Dave Chappelle and his work (knowing a little about how he grew up), there was a time I hated his work - but this is a time for not giving a…

He isn’t out there advocating for anything terrible, and he’s definitely a person who would not stand for actual harm being done to anyone.

Jimmy Fallon excitedly grasping at him was eye roll worthy, but then again so is literally everything Fallon does

That Sarah Sherman double take (wait, WHO’S HERE??) spoke volumes. I’m very glad I didn’t stay up or waste time watching this whole episode; between Timberlake, Fallon, Dakota Johnson and now Dave Chappelle For Some Reason, it seems insufferable.

In what way exactly is Chappelle a terf? I can’t think of anything “radically feminist” he’s advocated - he’s just a plain old anti-trans bigot.

As much as it would suck seeing that hack bigot wander onstage for the curtain call, imagine the extra sting of seeing your colleagues and coworkers eagerly embracing him.