You keep saying it’s a joke, how? How’s it funny.

This joke has context. And entire movie’s worth of context.

Yes, of course. This is exactly like The Producers.

What’s funny about someone with million of followers, exploiting poor workers, to make a statement that is specific to a group, who have been killed in mass numbers in the past for being who they are?

There’s nothing controversial about it, especially considering people actually believe it. They believed it in the past, and it led to the holocaust, and scum rising today believe it to.

I’m ignorant on this, don’t watch his channel and this is the first story about this I’ve read, but let me understand.

He was only preaching anti-Semitism *ironically* over and over and over and...

Explain, go on. How and why is this funny?

What’s funny about it?

Well done. How very original, edgy, and pushing the boundaries. Anti-Semitic ‘jokes’, so fresh.

And throw in colonialism... all those period films set in the 1800's and early 1900's featuring a strapping white British officer who falls in love with a local brown girl. :/

This reminds me of Sherman Alexie’s comments about romances in westerns (against a backdrop of indigenous genocide): LOVE! ON THE TRAIL OF TEARS! And I began to notice in how many films set in the developing world do white people fall in love. Rwandan genocide? Indonesian military takeover? No place is too squalid; no…

Murano cabriolet. There is at least one of theose abominations in that development.

And then where did it go?

“The plane is an eyesore!” -Some guy who probably owns a Nissan Juke

How disgusting is it that the President of the United States is trying to pull off this long discredited Dale Carnegie bullshit on other actual world leaders?

I have to write a paper for my Business Communications class on Cultural Sensitivity and with Trump, it’s practically writing itself. I’m sure the protocol office is laughing/crying.

It further proves one can’t buy class.

According to Canadian media present in the oval office, the handshake photo op was tense and dead silent. “not a single word”.

This is so deliciously good.