That idiot Crowder vs reality

[Seabass]

Tell me, if you really do want to think this through, can equity and equality exist together?

The way I see it, one can't live with the other. Simple illustration - if everyone has an equal chance to work, but only half the people put in overtime, equity would take from the wealthy, and give to the lazy.

You didn't even skim it, jackass. Nothing to do with 'equity'.

So you don't want to think this through. OK.

Some people are too dumb to take seriously.

[Cunt]

Tell me, if you really do want to think this through, can equity and equality exist together?

The way I see it, one can't live with the other. Simple illustration - if everyone has an equal chance to work, but only half the people put in overtime, equity would take from the wealthy, and give to the lazy.

You didn't even skim it, jackass. Nothing to do with 'equity'.

So you don't want to think this through. OK.

Some people are too dumb to take seriously.

You are right. So I don't take you seriously.

[Joe]

I'm not surprised you guys could attack the jokes.

Funny how his roasts of other comics, like his recent takedown of Trevor Noah about stand your ground laws, aren't going to be as open for attack as his racially mixed studio troupe.

I'm not surprised Crowder resorted to his usual mockery, He lacks the in-depth historical knowledge to engage with the serious topic of racial discrimination in US agriculture, so he went for the laughs. That he used racial stereotypes reflects his audience's tastes.

I'm not surprised at his choice. Seabass conclusively demonstrated that this history is a slam dunk example of systemic racism and how it works over time. Crowder can't refute that; he's just a comedian.

What's interesting is that, according to the latest US Agricultural census, black farmers are just under 19 percent of minority farmers. Why did Crowder choose them to mock, when Hispanic farmers are 46 percent and Native American farmers are 24 percent?

Any ideas?

[Cunt]

He mocks in that direction, for the same reason that netflix, or disney, starts jamming race into all their productions.

Because that's what the audience pays for.

[L'Emmerdeur]

Why did Crowder choose [black farmers] to mock, when Hispanic farmers are 46 percent and Native American farmers are 24 percent?

Any ideas?

Perhaps he's most confident of his 'comedic' impression of black people. Still developing his impressions of other minorities.

[Cunt]

He does have a number of consultants about 'black people'. On-screen usually is quarter-black-Garrett, and the Hodge Twins appear often. I think they probably have a lot more Asian representation than black though.

[Joe]

Why did Crowder choose [black farmers] to mock, when Hispanic farmers are 46 percent and Native American farmers are 24 percent?

Any ideas?

Perhaps he's most confident of his 'comedic' impression of black people. Still developing his impressions of other minorities.

Maybe, but Cunt may have it right about Crowder's audience since he's a member. Perhaps they do prefer bad impressions of black people. You know, give the customer what they want.

[pErvinalia]

[Cunt]

Why did Crowder choose [black farmers] to mock, when Hispanic farmers are 46 percent and Native American farmers are 24 percent?

Any ideas?

Perhaps he's most confident of his 'comedic' impression of black people. Still developing his impressions of other minorities.

Maybe, but Cunt may have it right about Crowder's audience since he's a member. Perhaps they do prefer bad impressions of black people. You know, give the customer what they want.

Oh, I'm not a 'member'.

I haven't seen a show in ages, other than some small clips here and there. I listen to it most often, and while I can't see what Quarter-Black-Garrett looks like, I think the gag is that he doesn't look all that black.

The Hodge Twins do though.



Maybe they're more your speed.

[Joe]

Why did Crowder choose [black farmers] to mock, when Hispanic farmers are 46 percent and Native American farmers are 24 percent?

Any ideas?

Perhaps he's most confident of his 'comedic' impression of black people. Still developing his impressions of other minorities.

Maybe, but Cunt may have it right about Crowder's audience since he's a member. Perhaps they do prefer bad impressions of black people. You know, give the customer what they want.

Oh, I'm not a 'member'.

I haven't seen a show in ages, other than some small clips here and there. I listen to it most often, and while I can't see what Quarter-Black-Garrett looks like, I think the gag is that he doesn't look all that black.

The Hodge Twins do though.



Maybe they're more your speed.

Sorry Cunt, as much as you post Crowder's stuff here, you're part of his audience. It's interesting that fact starts you trolling.

[Cunt]

I see the confusion. When I read 'member', I thought of his 'mug club', which he is always shilling memberships for.

Yes, I'm an audience member. So are you.

Myself a lot more though. I enjoy the humour, despite it not always being gentle. The Hodge Twins do too, so it probably seems racist against blacks, while it is really something else. Maybe, just maybe, suggesting it is racist against blacks, is an opinion that 'blacks' don't always share. What with them being individuals and stuff like that.

I also like how he uses Youtube's censorship to troll them. They are a big part of his success, with their ads running just fine on his 'demonitized' content.

[Brian Peacock]

You're definitely a member.

[JimC]

That reminds me of the maiden speech of a conservative member, from a bush electorate, of our Federal Parliament many years ago. In a slow drawl, he started his speech with "I am a country member..."

Quick as a flash, a Labour Party wit interjected:

"Yes, we remember..."

[pErvinalia]

You're definitely a member.

[Joe]

You're definitely a member.

Yes, but he's not in the club.