The Batlord

Yeah keep backpedaling.

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jwb

... backpeddling from what?

I like plenty of male comics that are not beacons of stereotypical manliness. In fact... alpha maleness is a rare quality in a good stand-up. Your assertion is simply nonsense.

Funny how you don't want to try to defend the actual material... Yet I'm "backpeddling."

The Batlord

I mean you bitch about sjw snowflakes and now you throw out effeminate as an insult as if it's a legitimate insult for anyone who isn't an anti-sjw dickhead. Yeah you're backpedaling.

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jwb

I also called him white and obese in the same sentence..

Cause I was making fun of his stereotypical def jam delivery filtered through a fat white sissy's mouth

You honed in on the word "effeminate" while ignoring all the words around it cause as always you're desperate for a gotcha moment.. cause you can't defend how terrible that clip was.

You even managed to drag my sexuality into it... You silly bigot.

The Batlord

Yeah because you're a dip**** who latches onto traditionalism for your sense of keeping the world in an easy to relate to perspective even though you're kind of a fringe person who doesn't realize that a lot of the time you side with perspectives that do not necessarily like you.

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jwb

.. you're a bad e shrink

Key

The fact that people ever thought he was funny is still a mystery to me.

jwb

You say it's taboo... It's not really taboo in Hollywood. It might be taboo at any particular dinner table. But in this industry there's undeniably more of a taboo against being percieved a bigot than there against the marginalized groups they're trying to shelter from any cricism.

It's all about how powerful the lobbying group behind you is. Jews are far from a disenfranchised group in this country yet you can still get in trouble for saying anything that borders on anti-Semitic.

jwb

I don't think he made himself out to be a martyr. If he was doing press tours on the threat to comedy in a serious tone, that would fit. Instead he did what a comedian does and worked it into his act. Social commentary has always been part of comedy and usually, if a comedian addresses their own controversies directly on stage, this is seen as an appropriate response.

jwb

Sorry to hear that.

And sorry that you edited bitchy to whiny