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Count Dankula has been demonetised... Can we get an Internet Bill of Rights yet?
The Left's Unfunny War on Comedy
The Left’s Unfunny War on Comedy
The Left’s Unfunny War on Comedy This article by Daniel Greenfield previously appeared at the Center’s Front Page Magazine ___________________
Norm MacDonald was getting his hair and makeup done for The Tonight Show when the comedian was told by Jimmy Fallon, the show’s host, that he wouldn’t be going on.
It wasn’t the first time that NBC had booted Norm.
During the Saturday Night Live era, he…
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I Believe… [Parts and Motivations Unknown]
…that Vice is right when they publish an OpEd that declares The Conservative War on Comedy Is Full of Shit. Also right but less popular on the Other Side is that the Progressive War On Comedy Is Also Full of Shit.
...that I’m pretty sure a series of “very, very bad commercials warning kids not to take drugs” is about the numb-skulliest, dipshitiest, mentally deficientiest method of curtailing the opioid crisis. The only thing more completely fucking stupid would be to build a goddamned wall.
...that it is when victims determine the punishment for crimes against them, lawmen become Wyatt Earp. Vigilantism is almost always met with opposing vigilantes.
…that, like rabid Rightwing Christians and jihadist Muslims, Star Wars fans who troll and abuse actors for playing roles in movies about the Force that binds us all have completely missed the point of their chosen source material.
…that Anthony Bourdain left this realm with the same guts and bravado as he did in life. On his own terms and in his own time. We may not understand the reasons but not knowing shouldn't lessen our respect for the life he led and lessons he learned and shared.
Today on Slate: David Wiegel doesn't understand satire (hat-tip to bashing Andy Borowitz, though). http://www.slate.com/blogs/weigel/2013/09/03/the_onion_not_funny_a_slatepitches_special_report.html