I'm with ya! With his latest "Sticks & Stones" comedy special for Netflix, Chappelle goes to the top of my list. Comedy used to be about being edgy and funny, not worrying about who you might offend, as long as you spread the love to all. George Carlin was good at that. Richard Pryor was good at that. Eddie Murphy (in his stand-up prime) was good at that. Kevin Hart used to be good at that, but he's backed way off because it's so easy to hurt the feelings of the safe space babies in the various SJW movements nowdays. The gay mafia went after him pretty hard recenty and he's had to give a pound of flesh and a thousand apologies to make them settle down. And that's what Dave Chappelle is facing right now. I don't have Netflix, but from the previews I've seen, Chappelle lights up everyone equally. Is he offensive? Yeah! He always has been. Not much bothers me, but even I've cringed at some of his jokes since the first time I saw him. But the show seems to be dayuuuuum funny. The bad reviews are likely just a result of the feminazis, gay mafia and the safe space SJWs being triggered. Ya know, melting snowflakes ain't all that hard.
Yeah, ol' Dave has wound up the SJWs tight. :clap: Their friends and "bedfellows" in the media are now calling for a boycott of this show and anything Chappelle related, as well as Netflix. But much like Pryor and Carlin would do (if they were still alive), Chappelle is just telling these whiny, thin-skinned pussies to go fuck themselves. If you don't like it, don't watch.
