... It's not a rule. It's just a different argument.

If you wanna say it's not funny at this point I don't care.

All I argued was it's not vindictive. And that post didn't even say it was. So how is it relevant?

I was explaining why people responding to your posts here is just a product of statistics as opposed to a character trait.

That's what I'm sayin

So you ignored my post where I said that spitefulness is a good synonym in this scenario. Thanks for clarifying.

Yes and it applies to this discussion too, go figure.

1) if it's a synonym them you wouldn't have to switch words to maintain your point
2) the jokes are also not driven by spite

no.

You have weird rules.

Enjoy chasing your tail, dawg.

I accept your apology

Millennials always demanding apologies these days...get over it snowflake, it's just a disagreement.

I said i forgive you.. please don't be spiteful/vindictive about it

Bitch I was just being funny.

I couldn't tell the difference cause Vox didn't write a piece about it yet

Lol like I know how to read. What a nerd.

I said I'd be fair so I honestly tried to reserve my previous bias from my impressions of him on tough crowd, last comic standing and o&a

I can honestly say i listened to the first 6 mins with open ears

****in God awful

An obese effeminate white man doing his best def jam delivery

Circe-de-so-gay? Really?

Tramsmestites?

I'm sorta glad he's dead tbh

Who's next, Gabriel Inglesias?

Guess you're not a real comedy fan then.

I don't care. That was honestly terrible.

I guess you can only like a male comedian who lives up to your brittle standards of masculinity. I mean you talk about being bisexual but bitch about dudes being effeminate just cause they have a bit of a higher pitch in their voice? No wonder you can only listen to 90s hip hop, you caveman retard.

Nah I threw in effeminate cause it makes his stock black male def jam delivery all the more cringeworthy. But the material was also awful.

You really gonna sit here and defend cirque de so gay? That's one of the cringiest lines I've ever heard.

Hoes mad.

What are you mad at? I gave my honest opinion.

That's kind of a long story, but I was talking about you.

Well thanks for keeping me in mind.

Yeah keep backpedaling.

... backpeddling from what?

I like plenty of male comics that are not beacons of stereotypical manliness. In fact... alpha maleness is a rare quality in a good stand-up. Your assertion is simply nonsense.

Funny how you don't want to try to defend the actual material... Yet I'm "backpeddling."

I mean you bitch about sjw snowflakes and now you throw out effeminate as an insult as if it's a legitimate insult for anyone who isn't an anti-sjw dickhead. Yeah you're backpedaling.

I also called him white and obese in the same sentence..

Cause I was making fun of his stereotypical def jam delivery filtered through a fat white sissy's mouth

You honed in on the word "effeminate" while ignoring all the words around it cause as always you're desperate for a gotcha moment.. cause you can't defend how terrible that clip was.

You even managed to drag my sexuality into it... You silly bigot.

Yeah because you're a dip**** who latches onto traditionalism for your sense of keeping the world in an easy to relate to perspective even though you're kind of a fringe person who doesn't realize that a lot of the time you side with perspectives that do not necessarily like you.

.. you're a bad e shrink

The fact that people ever thought he was funny is still a mystery to me.

You say it's taboo... It's not really taboo in Hollywood. It might be taboo at any particular dinner table. But in this industry there's undeniably more of a taboo against being percieved a bigot than there against the marginalized groups they're trying to shelter from any cricism.

It's all about how powerful the lobbying group behind you is. Jews are far from a disenfranchised group in this country yet you can still get in trouble for saying anything that borders on anti-Semitic.

I don't think he made himself out to be a martyr. If he was doing press tours on the threat to comedy in a serious tone, that would fit. Instead he did what a comedian does and worked it into his act. Social commentary has always been part of comedy and usually, if a comedian addresses their own controversies directly on stage, this is seen as an appropriate response.

Sorry to hear that.

And sorry that you edited bitchy to whiny

Lmao dude you're dreaming. Even if he didn't, obsessive anti-PC dorks like yourself are doing a great job of it for him.

Double lmao at thinking that Chappelle offered any unique or valuable social commentary in his special.

I don't think I painted him as a martyr either. I do love how you can't get over me liking the special despite your disapproval.

Whatever you'd like to tell yourself.

How does you painting him as a martyr run counter to you liking the special? They go hand in hand as far as I can tell.

When did I paint him as a martyr? He's a triumphant champion, not a martyr.

Jacking off to him totes pwning the PC bogeyman that you already had a hate boner for has the air of championing him as a martyr for the harsh and traumatic criticism he got from those meanie critics.

Maybe you don't know what a martyr is

When someone attacks you and you attack them back and pwn them, you're not a martyr

You're only a martyr when you fall on your sword for your cause

My whole point about Chappelle from the beginning is that he has ****-you money which allows him to cross lines with relative impunity, where other comics wouldn't able to. This gives him more freedom.

Beyond that, your understanding of what I like about the special is simplistic to say the least... I don't like it just cause he "pwned" his PC critics. I like the way he played with the common narrative and kept straddling both sides as to keep you guessing, and above all I liked single funny lines with a good delivery.

"Whatever you'd like to tell yourself."

-Socrates

... last word.

- jwb

So I just saw a video on YouTube saying norm MacDonald's show on Netflix is cancelled.

Then there's a clip of Joe rogan & Sam Harris taking about the Louis ck defense and how that got him in trouble...

I'll be honest. I don't think the Louis ck comments helped endear him to the right people at all. But the Netflix show was a bust. I'm a huge fan of his and I've only seen a few episodes cause it's just boring run of the mill late-night interview type ****.

The real travesty is that he ditched his podcast/YouTube show, pulled all the episodes off YouTube in order to pursue this Netflix deal. Now it's a bust and he wants go back to podcasting but can't cause his contract with Netflix prevents him.

Should've stuck with the old show. Trying to bring it to a wider audience via Netflix was the biggest mistake he'll ever make.

Ja his podcast stuff is way better, but I thought it was pretty funny how little of a **** he gave about the Netflix show because Netflix tried to put a container on his content. They clearly came to him with a big check and he was like aight whatever. I bet it just underperformed as well, I didn't watch all of them and I'm pretty into him.