I think Chappelle’s point with that is if you’re gay and black for example, people see you as black first above all. You can pretend to be straight, you can hide being trans from the public, etc... You can’t do that with being black.

This is better than anything the AV Club has said about Chappelle  Ever. No one makes you watch. 

Free speech MUST remain free. You might feel comfortable giving the reins over to the people who are trying to control speech today, but there is no guarantee that you will be comfortable *or safe* having given that power to the people *or person* who will control speech tomorrow. And that is why the right to speech…

The whole point of having multiple properties is to rent them out so you can make money off them, not have them laying around empty while you lose money paying maintenance. 

They’re also rich, so could easily rent a place for as long as is necessary even if they sold their one and only house. They aren’t quite like the last time I changed apartments and one lease ended on the 31st while the other didn’t start until the 5th and ended up crashing with some very kind but very unenthused…

Sure I could, but I don’t, because I’m not a dipshit

This Boomer says, “Welcome to the Club, kid...”

What I’m addressing is the pattern where powerful people commit repeated abuses against less powerful people, and their fans, friends, and enablers immediately seek unearned redemption and restoration of power for them while minimizing or excusing the damage done by them and denigrating anyone who has no interest in…

there’s no law against selling a book

That’s all well and good for you, but I’m kinda living it.

Fair, but there’s a difference between an honest fuck up and being a serial abuser.

They probably could have (considering Cuomo got them back in the studio even when I’m not sure it was the safest idea, I wasn’t sure they’d say anything about him at all), but then I don’t think modern SNL is ever as tough on politicians as it was in past years. It’s just things are so polarized now, people react…

Good for her for speaking out.
It’s a good reminder Franco was a scuzzy abuser for a long time.
And while part of me respects his friends for continuing to be good friends rather than fair-weather opportunists who immediately threw him under the bus when he was no longer good for their optics, there’s are ways to do…

A few weeks ago they had the “Boomers Got the Vax” rap, which mostly painted baby boomers as selfish and downright monstrous (gleefully pulling masks off younger people [not saying that hasn’t happened in real life...]). I saw a review or comment which slammed this space sketch because it was alienating the younger…

Perkins? He’s like a thousand years old. He’s not thinking that sketch is about him. Just an olde that can’t keep up with what everyone is called.

I know, I was agreeing with you on the GenZ part. But the author of the article was more on the “they are attacking young people; that’s us, the Millennials!” not getting that they aren’t young anymore.

The ones I know do realize it. They dont act anything like the people in the star trek skit-but my niece, (who’s 20)-TOTALLY acts like this and im sure her friends her age do, too.

1. I thought the star trek skit was great.

Sometimes it sprays.

How could they have an IBS commercial at a MUSIC RECITAL and use the aftermath as the punchline instead of a noisy, horrific, music-interrupting bowel movement? I feel cheated.