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> I watched it and it was biting but wasn't hateful. It questioned certain things. This line of thought is rejected by modern radicals. To question is tantamou
by silicon2401 5y ago
> I watched it and it was biting but wasn't hateful. It questioned certain things.
This line of thought is rejected by modern radicals. To question is tantamount to outright hating. Watching Chapelle's special was, for me, a marvelous breath of fresh air and I hope people like him can somehow manage to continue making a living despite not observing radical dogma.
- holytoledo 5y agoThey’ll end up carving out a category of “black people who are white inside” and start putting him and others in this bucket, and slander the bucket as much as possible while running back to their own blackness or whatever. The Jews use a similar tactic whenever they want to slander whites but still carry an air of “otherness” and claim they’re Jewish. It’s trite, but that’s the game these people play.