https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=il1sgQUtYs8

1) I gave my feelings on the SNL molestation jokes. no comment from me here, just a link

2) You cant go with "it was 2011" unless he's addressed it since which point, I havent bothered to research it. if this happened in 2015, what are your thoughts?

from the SNL post "I ain't exaggerating when I say we're watching history. Dude is just sitting on the peak of artistry. A complete game-changer. It's impossible to overstate where he's at right now."

so yeah, is this funny?

Still bothers me now.

I don't think there can ever be a funny moment where Whites are laughing over the word "Nigga."

Seinfeld took the respectable stance.

Nonetheless, I think that's why I like Louis CK. He's honest and he doesn't mind exposing/exploring his stupidity.

He was referencing Rock's infamous Blacks vs Niggers bit. I laughed.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gHz-l40FNQ

the longer version
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ftf1VYHfsDg

"at white point did you say I'm a white guy" shit

Woooooow.

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that made me laugh when I first saw it. He was so appalled by it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwBoVZh1ruQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waehONGY-yI

this video you linked, he isnt advocating for saying it in his spare time off stage

saying it amidst friends (even referencing a black comedian's joke) is some Neal Brennan shit

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And he pretends to have some inside perspective on African-American culture.

it's OK when he says it but that other guy is just wrong.

Here's the whole thing:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NAUgCm-3Tc

Or saying "so you're saying I'm nigger"?

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=il1sgQUtYs8
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>1) I gave my feelings on the SNL molestation jokes. no comment
>from me here, just a link
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>2) You cant go with "it was 2011" unless he's addressed it
>since which point, I havent bothered to research it. if this
>happened in 2015, what are your thoughts?
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>from the SNL post "I ain't exaggerating when I say we're
>watching history. Dude is just sitting on the peak of
>artistry. A complete game-changer. It's impossible to
>overstate where he's at right now."
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>so yeah, is this funny?
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I can't front... I would probably swing on CK at a party.


damn Rock. what you sipping on?

Either you do or you don't

>Either you do or you don't

You criticize and nitpick every post.

Since it's you, and they know you're against it, they'll be for it.

comedy is off limits. It's the one place where all that is offensive and wrong and edgy and work itself out. Specifically about Louis C.K. he has found mad ways of presenting hot button topics in his stand up and it is high level material.

I'd rather Louis C.K. say nigger than for Mitt Romney call me a "taker", or even himself a "job creator".

we need to get over the things we've been taught to be offended by, or at least reappraise and prioritize them.

I am also tired of setting clear limits about what to be offended over, like we are giving guidelines to bigots to avoid trouble and roasting other people who might have much better intentions but express them differently.

>I'd rather Louis C.K. say nigger than for Mitt Romney call me
>a "taker", or even himself a "job creator".

if it's not funny it's wildly offensive - and we are right to take offense in that situation.

comedy being subjective there's rarely universal agreement about what's funny vs. offensive.

i understand ppl being offended here and i don't begrudge them. i don't join them b/c i think the shit was funny but i see where they're coming from. and Louie can live w/them being offended, i'm sure. he must get that reaction often.

too often people are caught up being called a nigger vs being treated like a nigger (whether that systemic or whatever)

i look at non blacks using that word in the same vein I hear men refer to women as bitches. I'm not the one who has to carry the weight of what that word brings so it's not on me to say I should be able to say it.

or just like my sis and I can talk about moms but patna better tread lightly

however when non black comedians use it, it does quiet my laughter. especially since it really aint a joke but here Louie is laughing hard as fuck at that.

at the end of the day I'm saying I have room to be offended by systemic racisim as I have for this racism...just a matter of degrees of significance

words game change…

he seems right in line with the trend of calling out white privilege
or being teachable with it

of course his life lesson sensibilities are appealing
many 41-49 year olds have it, I am a fan

though Eddie had that joke about getting beat for being molested
like you were told to stay away from that uncle so you got blamed
I grew up on that…

maybe these kids will grow up on some confront the molesters
because we know they can not not help it

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>maybe these kids will grow up on some confront the molesters
>because we know they can not not help it

happen to be a huge fan of Louie CK, I think he's downright brilliant. But something about that particular snippet rubbed me the wrong way

I dunno, maybe it was the all too enthusiastic chuckle of Ricky Gervais or the lil comment about them (Louie and Ricky) saying the word in private or maybe is was Chris Rock's obvious discomfort but feigned nonchalance (as evident by him repeatedly reaching for the cup and taking sips #bodylanguage). I know pushing the envelope is Louie's thing and all, it just that I didn't find this bit really that funny.

He was referencing Chris Rock's "Black People vs. Niggas" bit.

Lol at some of the Fox News body language experts up in here

Also:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dF1NUposXVQ

made chris explain some shit to jerry/ricky that's basically barbershop talk him and louis comedy circle.

and mf's would misunderstand and he would have to explain it later.

That's just them chopping it up.

Chris knows racism. Louis knows racism. And that's not it. That's comedy.

he looked uncomfortable as hell that CK would go there ON TV and in front of Jerry of all people.

This is some shit Rock and CK prolly do all the time when alone but you don't pull that shit out in front of company.

Rock retired the bit yrs ago in the wake of controversy brought on by reaction to the bit.

it like one of your cool lawyer friends talking about an inside joke that uses racial or sexist slant in a public setting.

CK line stepped IMO... he brought up the old joke but he also sent further.

"it's something we say when they arent around"

Rock has said 'nigger' in front of millions of ppl - many of whom weren't down. he has been in a room when Louis CK and other comedians of all types have said 'nigger' in front of strangers. that was not new for him.

but Louis bringing up that 'Blacks vs Niggers' routine seemed to have made Rock uncomfortable in part b/c Rock doesn't do the bit anymore. and he said that at least twice - that he's retired it. i suspect he might have been trying to avoid being goaded into doing that bit again.

the 'we say it when they're not around' thing was Rock playing along w/Louis' bit once he figured out that he wasn't going to have to perform B vs N.

it was more than the skit.

when a guy like Jerry does the "why, this ain't cool" it makes Chris look bad.

He was uncomfortable for multiple reasons and it was more than bringing up an old joke.

and CK said "we say it it when they arent around" and was referencing he and the British Actor. You can try to make it all about the skit but it was more than that once Jerry showed he was uncomfortable with CK saying it. Rock sensed it and clammed up. CK kept going and Rock kept sipping while praying CK would shut the fuck up and move on.

because that is the role Jerry plays throughout. He's the clean comedian that reached heights higher than the other three, and it's constantly played up.

as I've said elsewhere in this post, there's a lot that can be taken from this three minute clip that has a different context in a full hour of television.

edit: I'm willing to accept I could be wrong on this as a white guy, but I was really excited for this show at the time and watched it several times when it first aired. I remember feeling a little uncomfortable during this bit but, like the other times I wasn't satisfied with the final product, it was because Ricky Gervais was giggling like a mentally stunted kids movie villain. that's still the thing that sticks with me most, particularly in this clip where his outsider-ness is on full display.

to which, I admit that one further removed (ie. a Black person viewing this) would ALSO see the discomfort in Louis indulging in the comment, even if Chris started the conversation.

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I'm sure Rock was cool with the other 57 minutes.

but we are talking about the clip and the body language was obvious.

It was about the bit.

not really but I know how you roll

He's seemed that uncomfortable talking about that bit when it's brought up in other interviews too.

not offended

I never saw the discomfort in Chris half these posts are referencing. Chris fucking started it to be honest (though I don't remember the whole episode, so I'm sure Ricky started it, as the host).

I do remember, from each of the few episodes this show had, that Ricky consistently made things less comfortable than they could have been. It was like Tough Crowd hosted by That British Guy With the Bow Tie and Big Smile on CNN at times.

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You're not Black(and yes, it DOES matter). There are certain in-group subtle cultural nuances in his body-langauge that an out-group individual(AKA a non-Black) simply isn't gonna pick-up on.

But for those of us in the know(AKA the in-group), his discomfort was plain as day.

I'll just agree to disagree. It was Chris Rock, on HBO, starting a conversation about jokes that say nigger in them. If he was going to feel comfortable in ANY scenario I'd assume it's that one, especially sitting next to his most infamous writing partner.


Again, I think Ricky's cackling glee as a host throughout the show (Talking Funny on HBO) made a LOT of moments on that thing more uncomfortable than they had to be, up to andy including this one. This thing came at the height of his understanding of what makes people uncomfortable being mistaken for genius that could hang with the biggest names in the genre.


It'd be sort of like seeing Seth Macfarlane hosting the same three comedians in a discussion today and acting like their equal.

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at least not for the reasons yall are saying

he seems more annoyed that he has to explain it to the other guys in the room

all willy nilly made me feel alil strange...even if it is in the context of..."comedy"

knawmean?

http://i.imgur.com/5GsdktH.jpg

You could pull shit from years back that meant nothing and then try to make it a big deal for some fucking reason.

If *THAT* word (when said by anyone you don't consider to be able to say it "properly") is equal in offense (but not neccessarily in punishment) to drawing the Prophet Mohammed, or criticizing Mustafa Kemal "Ataturk" , or saying that Stalin is bad, or criticizing Kim Jun Un, then add to your signature and implement some sort of blacklist (or is that racist??) so we don't have to see it.

Here's a website you can troll for controversy: http://www.google.com

You probably contend that "The New Danger" is Mos Def's best record too.

http://www.11alive.com/story/news/local/2015/06/01/man-says-he-was-harassed-while-carrying-gun-at-airport/28337871/


"Controversial bit" my ass - it only took 4 years to get controversial.

But please, focus on this now - its IMPORTANT.

*sarcasm*

The word exists whether you like it or not. Self censoring has not effect whatsoever.

It's obvious (to me at least) that he is referencing the old Rock joke.
And that is okay with me.
It would have sounded dumb if instead he said "So I'm an n-word?"
If you're going to go for the joke, go all in.

His comedy touches on edgy subjects and requires inappropriate language sometimes.

I've never seen him say nigger in his act where it wasn't necessary. It's not like he's substituting the word for black people.
It's always an integral part of the joke he is telling.

Whether the joke is funny is subjective. But it is overreacting to get upset over it

my gut feeling is that white ppl think too fucking hard abt this one

it's a word that traumatizes people. just don't say it

i dunno...i guess im just not built to joke like that with anybody


does it really matter?

wonder what bin's doing?
http://i.imgur.com/phECCMp.jpg

quiet about it.

as was a lot of chappelles in it but not of it ass humor ie the niggar family


does it really matter?

wonder what bin's doing?
http://i.imgur.com/phECCMp.jpg

but this shit wasn't funny at all.

Rock was sipping hard as fuck looking in the glass for more liquid.

ie theres good black people & "bad" Black ppl is exactly what the power structure has been trying to convince us of since we were all in africa

we all Black, just because your name has an apostrophe in it & you sell drugs doesnt make you a scumbag


does it really matter?

wonder what bin's doing?
http://i.imgur.com/phECCMp.jpg

and while you are correct that it puts us against each other... so fucking what. I don't have to ride for the idiots who act a fool of fuck up the community to make a few dollars.

I felt the I don't say Nigga anymore b/c it's played was a shot at CK and his bit.

that's how he explains that bit

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I'm joking but smh... this is what niggas say when it's a white girl who line steps but gives good head.

what about that do you not understand?

and still be a fan of the comedian.

the same people bending over backwards get mad at the word tranny or a lite weight jone about white people.

I'm going to try my best to fall back and let theses niggers have their white nigger.

>the same people bending over backwards get mad at the word
>tranny or a lite weight jone about white people.
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>I'm going to try my best to fall back and let theses niggers
>have their white nigger.

but I expected a few more "wtf, not cool, this nigga here"

oh well, we have come so far as a people.

A lot of his stand up is straight up lazy, like he knows that he's just on top of the world right now and that anything is says is gonna go over great just because he's reached that level of cult like following. It's like when Eminem knew it didn't matter what he rapped about, he knew white kids would make it triple plat. And that's the level CK has been at all for awhile, he's knows he can do dick and fart jokes and there's gonna be a space ship full of believers who are going to treat him like he painted the 16th Chapel or some shit.

I knows it's uncool to be uncomfortable with racism now a days, it's not cool to be that guy that sees racism, even when it's definitely there, but it's odd that this white guy, who passes as white, who's culturally white is treated like he's one of us because he's half Mexican, as if you could ever just tell by looking at him.

Is what my title read...

I somehow breezed past that in the first read.

That is a fucking classic.

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dammit did we archive BlueTigers post?
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Niggas know what a nigga meant...

Lol...

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Shoulda did me googles first

I flubbed that and it's funny but my point still stands...

WOW. hahahahaha

I'm crying real tears right now. The thread needs an archive based off this alone.

> 16th Chapel

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he can say oops, too far, my bad and the audience will laugh.

16th chapel tho??? lol

usedta make beats for 192nd Street Assassin. 9th Wonder studied under 16th. and they had a hot mixtape in '03 with them and 7th Heaven.


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I understand a lot of folks are sensitive to it but, if it's stand up nothing is off topic.

and CK exchange regarding the origins of the word.


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"One of the most important things in life is what Judge Learned Hand described as 'that ever-gnawing inner doubt as to whether you're

cringe-worthy segment and, yes again...

I could still feel the awkwardness coming from Patrice even as he tried to laugh it off with "oh so, nigger was a feeling?"...

sorta like what that ol' tired heffa Robin does for Howard Stern.

and would have an issue speaking his mind and telling him that the joke wasn't funny if he truly thought the joke wasn't funny.

Ya playing yourself if you think Patrice O'Neal is anything like Robin Quivers.


>cringe-worthy segment and, yes again...
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>I could still feel the awkwardness coming from Patrice even as
>he tried to laugh it off with "oh so, nigger was a
>feeling?"...
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>sorta like what that ol' tired heffa Robin does for Howard
>Stern.


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how many times did he call Anthony a racist motherfucking asshole directly? at least ten times per show?


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or ruining the mood with personal feelings.

I guess this is why I scratch my head at the Rock skit. Its funny in the moment to me and comedy isn't supposed to bring out the philosophical explanations on the history of the word.

however, if shit isn't funny to me off the jump, no amount of explaining it will make me laugh or find the humor in it.

then again, CK has never b3an that funny to me but he does have his moments.

>and would have an issue speaking his mind and telling him
>that the joke wasn't funny if he truly thought the joke wasn't
>funny.

*shrug* I know what I heard. Patrice was a masterful agitator and (also) a comic's comic but I still get the feeling he was thrown for a loop, I dunno...call it a hunch.

>Ya playing yourself if you think Patrice O'Neal is anything
>like Robin Quivers

nah, don't put words on my fingers that's not even what I was alluding to at all. It's just that in that moment I was faintly reminded of her schtick...ya know, the whole 'yuk yukin' it up while this dude tears my people a new one in the guise of humor' steez.

him and Louie were friends. It was a conversation sprinkled with casual racism at different groups, and Louie pushed it up to 100. it's supposed to be uncomfortable, but if Patrice felt Louie was out of pocket, he wouldn't have thought twice about going off

He went in on Anthony Cumia on the regular because Ant actually is racist as shit. At the same time he appreciated that Ant was out in the open with his bullshit.

http://youtu.be/w-V_cPMmzjk

>cringe-worthy segment and, yes again...
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>I could still feel the awkwardness coming from Patrice even as
>he tried to laugh it off with "oh so, nigger was a
>feeling?"...
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>sorta like what that ol' tired heffa Robin does for Howard
>Stern.

We like our comedy to be nice and safe, and our racism to be nice and clean where ofay only uses the n word in private company.

-Reggie

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someone brought up this archived footage, I posted it

my bad if I dont sit around obsessing over dude's work

"Seasons may come and your luck just may run out, and all that you'll have is some memories..."

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2p-r3lb6qkg

other than the fact that steve is an abysmal interviewer

i appreciate your boy was being honest

but he was wading in some murky waters there

not just at seinfeld but the fact that harvey was chuckling at it and making it acceptable.

I mean c'mon....
That's such a BOSS response...


"Seasons may come and your luck just may run out, and all that you'll have is some memories..."

I remember when Kramer fucked up and Jerry was doing damage control on late night and the host broke the ice with a joke and the crowd was laughing and Jerry screamed out "stop laughing, this is serious, this song funny!"

most comedians would use that laughter to bury the story but Jerry controlled the fuck outta that room.

i think he woulda just been out there w/o rock.

Well the funniest thing out the bit is when he said he and What's his british face say it at home. but yeah


But then I don't think Sarah Silverman is racists either.

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And it's mainly because I like CK and I don't think that he is a racist. I also take into account that he has a long history with Rock and I don't think Rock would Fuzz with him if he thought he were racist.

I also don't consider CK a habitual line stepper when it comes to race like say Neil Brennan. Neil Brennan seems to think he has a pass and loves to pontificate on race in a way I find super racist. I also take into account Dave Chappelle doesn't Fuzz with him any more as a sign he might be racist.

I also don't think Sarah Silverman is racist. I think they are all jokes to her and I also take into account that she has disavowed alot of her earlier material because she was finding that people weren't getting the irony layer.

But at the end of the day, the difference in the folks that I give comedy passes versus don't are the ones that I like and think in my gut they aren't racist (CK, Silverman) versus the folks I just don't like (Neil Brennan).

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"One of the most important things in life is what Judge Learned Hand described as 'that ever-gnawing inner doubt as to whether you're

I have heard so many people use this example when it comes to the word.

my friends are cool so they can say it but I don't like that person so they can't say it.

FOH.

Using the "n-word" versus actually saying n-gger doesn't make me feel any better.




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"One of the most important things in life is what Judge Learned Hand described as 'that ever-gnawing inner doubt as to whether you're

hell, I hate when people say one of their white friends is Black because he grew up around black people.

We have a white dude in our group of friends from HS. He married a Black woman, cool as shit but he knows damn well he isn't a nigger, nigga, black, etc...

I grew up in the burbs outside of Pittsburgh and it was always something I never liked to hear explained by a white person.

and one other white dude and EYE got dissed because I wasn't comfortable with using it or referring to myself as it

maybe it's a unique experience

I hate people sometimes.

i was the school white boy, he was a street white boy or some shit

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"One of the most important things in life is what Judge Learned Hand described as 'that ever-gnawing inner doubt as to whether you're

and other comics. Race is a big part of his comedy and the bits tend to be on the 'right' side of discourse.

There's a reason why we are going in on his use of the n-word not the racial politics in his comedy of which there are loads of. Which would be the inverse with Silverman and Brennan.

Now, if his use of the N-word nefarious and showing his 'true' nature as some posters are saying? *shrug* I don't think so though.

i know there are smart ppl here but this shit is dumb.

Louis CK has shown enough awareness through the years where (while i'd never give him a "pass" to use the word or feel comfortable with him using it socially) i give him the benefit of the doubt. like, i dont believe he's unaware of the word's history, weight, etc. and i aslo don't believe (and it's fairly obvious) that he wasnt using the word maliciously.

however, i can see being uncomfortable with how easily it rolls of his tongue tho. no hesitation, lol.

to say it.

especially since everything i typed about CK above, i think the opposite about Gervais.

when they mean "n*gger"?

There are very few instances that call for the use of that word.
If you have to use it, then use it.

I don't need to hear it roll off a tongue to get the full effect.

most of us have heard it more than enough times.

If you a white person out here saying "nigger" all willy nilly?
Fuck you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8Nhd3ihoA8

he says it a LOT
i personally don't give a fuck
i saw this post yesterday and thought it would go wood bc of that old ass video
but yall feel some typa way.

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or Richard Pryor's Domestic violence jokes?

or In Living Color skits about gays & people with disabilities?

disenfranchisement, enslavement and wholesale slaughter of an entire people to the plight (no doubt a horrible one) of homosexuals or DV victims?

even within a comical context?

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HELL NO!

if you logically thought through what you were saying.


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"One of the most important things in life is what Judge Learned Hand described as 'that ever-gnawing inner doubt as to whether you're

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from an episode of Louie. Not exactly sure if that info was accurate or just to build on the dialog in that specific episode but regardless, what's your point?

it's not a nice word

arguing whether one is worse or better than the other is a waste

gravitas of nigger vs faggot w/ me?

like really?

personally i choose to use neither though f***** is harder for me not to use because it's actually been part of my regular vocabulary in my life

history but yeah. I agree with your point.


>personally i choose to use neither though f***** is harder
>for me not to use because it's actually been part of my
>regular vocabulary in my life


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http://i.imgur.com/kp8te.gif

There is nothing to be gained from it.

a la Silverman, CK, etc

either a:

they're trying to outsmart being hurtful with the 'commentary' of the humor

or b:

they know they're being hurtful and it's just worth it to them for the sake of the joke

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self hatred is maybe his biggest theme aside from masturbation (which really is the same thing eh?)

He says Nigger like he enjoys saying it. As if he's got a Nigger HOV LANE FAST PASS to say it.


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I know LCK is y'all dude.
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I swear people today can't think without assuming that an opinion is "tolling"

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"Jesus is my Lord and Savior. And if you believe in him, he can be your's too."

maybe you're distracted by the B-level trolling in the Obama thread.

I'm doing a training today.
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"Jesus is my Lord and Savior. And if you believe in him, he can be your's too."

Real talk if this wasn't LCK, people would be MAAAAAAD.

Seinfeld understand that message and so do I. But heeeeeeeey it's LCK, saying Nigger with causal ease, like he just brought 4 Africans off the auction block. But Case is a jerk for seeing it that why because heeeeeeeey it's LCK.

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i don't get mad at people saying words
even racist people saying nigger doesn't really upset me
its treating people like niggers that upsets me
like the whole paula deen shit i can care less that she said nigger
i hate that bitch because she had her black employees coming through the back door in the damn 2000s like its 1952
and shit like that.

look at the chet haze post. most people aren't really mad at him
just chalking him up to being the idiot that he is.
context is everything
nothing about the clip above suggests that louis ck would hang chris rock
but that's how you feel i won't take that from you.
its just fascinating thats all.

>i don't get mad at people saying words
>even racist people saying nigger doesn't really upset me
>its treating people like niggers that upsets me
>like the whole paula deen shit i can care less that she said
>nigger
>i hate that bitch because she had her black employees coming
>through the back door in the damn 2000s like its 1952
>and shit like that.
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>look at the chet haze post. most people aren't really mad at
>him
>just chalking him up to being the idiot that he is.
>context is everything
>nothing about the clip above suggests that louis ck would hang
>chris rock
>but that's how you feel i won't take that from you.
>its just fascinating thats all.


I think that Paula and Chet are different. Paula is a racist that got caught and I think is trying to understand and change. Chet is a racist that thinks he's down with Black Culture and Rap. He's not trying to understand or change. But both are have and are using the word because if White Privilege and Social status mindset. The didn't and still don't care how the word affects Black People.


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of fancy restaurants.

maybe I'm wrong tho...

the back door. the court transcripts also disclosed a lot more that i dont feel like rehashing but basically fuck that lady. her saying nigger was the least.

My wife's coworkers actually had the nerve to suggest her restaurant when we went to Savannah

Only thing I give her credit for... "it is what it is"

The wife and I say that when we hear about some racist shit and die laughing. That plea was so horrible.

if the joke ain't funny it's wildly offensive. that's the risk comics like Louis take. they walk that line. in this case i found the joke funny and so i wasn't offended.

there are plenty examples of this type of humor failing for the most part - like what Kramer from Seinfeld did w/that heckler a few yrs ago. if the joke had been funny that shit would've been gold. but most ppl were offended and not entertained.

of course, it's fine if this joke ain't funny to you or anyone else. that's the nature of comedy too - it's wildly subjective. it seems most ppl who heard the joke weren't offended - that's why this 4 yr old joke didn't cause CK any professional or personal problems, it seems.

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yes.

still, this joke is out there and it hasn't caused homie any problems, it seems. all in all the joke worked. of course some ppl found it unfunny and offensive. i'm sure he can live w/that - it's par for the course w/his comedy.

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Maybe let Chris Rock know too.

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nah, I knew this.

would love to see him pitching this in the studio.

"and then these niggers..lol, I'm sorry, its so,funny, these niggers with gold chains show up, hahaha"

don't worry, I got the perfect nigger for this script.

there's a significant difference between Louie using the word while adressing an audience during a bit to illustrate a point as to how the word is so wildly offensive but yet & still used in such a casual way (by Blacks & Whites) and blurting out that word in the midst of casual conversation, albeit in the attempt to be shocking or cutting-edge ironic at the expense of Black folks, mainly his contemporaries, who might take a offense.
there's Devil-may-care social commentary and then there's flippant antagonizing...even Carlin knew that.

I'm not suggesting you don't, just curious.

For anyone who doesn't or would like a reminder:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdtHZ_6oz9Q

there's a bit of rough editing but it does go off on a different tangent towards its ultimate punchline. bit of the front end chopped off too.

Are you implying the HBO show was a private conversation?

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He said he says it, and I know that's enough for alot of people to write him off. But I want to hear why bc he's usually very articulate. It looked like they were headed in that direction though the snippet stops short (or starts late). Once I hear why, I can decide for myself if I agree or not.

Either way, I think that had the makings of a very interesting and constructive discussion on race considering they're roughly on equal footing, were comfortable with each other enough to open up on a controversial topic, didn't attack each other and appeared to have widely diverging views.

If there were a couple other black veiwpoints, that's how I would picture the mythical "discussion of race" should happen.

and someone is going to say something like...

"oh blah blah blah, ya'l are nut hugging louie..."

word.

word?

word.

word!

word.

At 15.

Between this post and the one last week it's obvious a lot of you dudes probably shouldn't listen to stand up comedy.

It's probably just not for you.

>At 15.
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>Between this post and the one last week it's obvious a lot of
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He didn't appear impressed by the comment either.

Theres a long list of comedians who wouldn't and couldn't pull off another comedians bits.
Katt Williams doing Jim Gaffigan
Louie Anderson doing Bernie Mack

and what they do in that video is what we do here everyday:

over analyze and intellectualize the shit outta any subject.

somebody said in another post that the late great Patrice Oneal would joke the shit outta anybody trying to break down and discuss comedy. to him, it's either funny or its not. fuck the subject matter, fuck your sensitivity. is it funny?

we been doin that shit in GD since late '99. the shit we talk about all day everyday? the rest of the world doesn't give any subject that much thoughtful consideration.

"If you wanna help us, fine. Sit down with your kids and make 'em study at night...otherwise, shoot THIS mothaf*cka!" (c) Morgan Freeman,