Chappelle is the model for how to deal with the "woke" crowd
Don't apologize for shit, keep on doing your routine and pile it on even more.
The problem is most people that do what Chappelle do end up cancelled and stop having the means to survive and keep doing what they do.
shareI'd rather do that than be a puss and cave in to a small minority who can't take a joke.
shareThey just cancelled a show of his a few hours before it happened.
Is this even legal?
Surely they will have to compensate him.
This vocal crowd is ridiculous and needs to be stopped.
Cancel the Cancel crowd? Hey, that takes some deep thinking.
I always figure the people who bitch about cancel culture are the ones who would happily silence everyone they don't like if they had the means to, and it pisses them off that they can't.
You are projecting.
Try responding with arguments instead of ad hominem. If you can, of course...
"People who don't like cancel culture are the REAL cancellers" ... Lol nice try π€¦πΏββοΈπ€¦πΏββοΈπ€¦πΏββοΈ
shareThat would be you.
shareIt's time for everyone else to boycott any business that caves to the wokists. First Avenue, the club that listened to 150 idiots instead of the 1500 normal people who paid to see the show, should be the first. Nobody who's still sane should ever attend anything at that club ever again.
shareYou are a "puss" if you have to attack and ridicule the weak.
shareThis is one of the more vapid statements I've run into the last, oh, 15 minutes or so.
Yep, if people can't do stand up comedy they've lost the opportunity to survive, taken away by an uncaring mob.
Try going to your nearest street corner, putting down a hat so people can drop in money, and then insult everyone who passes by. I'll bet they will take away your ability to survive, right?
Chapelle didn't insult anyone, though.
And your analogy fails miserably in more than one way... Because Chapelle's show was sold out. In your analogy, these would be the "people passing by", right?
A vocal minority cancelled a show that was sold out.