wow. dude. you keep writing, “did you not read all my comments?”
OK I see now. You’re not paying attention.
You clearly have never read my comments before. Lots of consenting adults enjoy being peed on or peeing on others.
I could be. I don’t think I am obviously or I wouldn’t be saying it.
Since it’s obvious the juror in the sketch knows or believes it’s Kelly in the video, it seems clear to me that the juror is not the one being satirized but rather it’s the prosecutor and legal system.
Well first of all I was a child at the time, so no I don’t think I was particularly sick.
Was there a point in your comment? I don’t think the criticism of defendants was a given.
No, that’s not a different take. Have you been reading my comments?, that’s exactly what I’ve been saying.
Nem bitches ain’t shit
Are you referring to Robert Blake or OJ at the accused murder?
Black apathy and opposition to taking part in a criminal justice system they feel oppresses them is the closing statement and an underlying theme of that skit. But I feel with his inclusion of Robert Blake. the main thesis and joke is that common people will rally and back celebrities blindly no matter what. No…
Not that I’m the first person in this thread to attempt explaining this to you, but the second sketch you referenced is obviously satirizing the die-hard fans/complacent consumers of media who would rather be unreasonable than face the knowledge that someone they enjoy or admire is a creep.
I don’t think that’s what he’s saying. I think he’s describing black apathy toward the criminal justice system. Black jurors are unwilling to convict a black celebrity, regardless of the evidence, because the system is unfair. That’s what the “he mad Thriller” line and the “Would you let your child sleep over at his…
Explain to me which part of the video is critical of Kelly? I don’t think the video referenced in the article is actually critical of Kelly either, Chappelle just think it’s funny R. Kelly likes to pee on women.
I see one blatant critique showing what people choose to ignore when they admire the artist or the football hero (“Nicole Simpson was not a rapper!)
I don’t think so. I think instead the subject of the satire is the apathy black people feel towards the criminal justice system given it’s inherent inequities. I believe what Dave is saying that he would be hard pressed to vote to convict any black person of anything.
He certainly pointing out the logical inconsistency. I’m not sure it’s clear what his opinion is as to what the age of majority should be though.
counter point... Everyone seems to forget the other R. Kelly skit.