Now can someone tell me why it’s O K for “comedienne” Samantha Bee to call Ivanka Trump a feckless (c word), while Roseanne Barr was immediately terminated & her show cancelled for her tweets?
Especially since the “comedienne”–honestly, when did comedy stoop this low?–used the (c word), and no, that isn’t condoms, in the age of Women’s March and #metoo?
If Samantha was Samuel, wouldn’t he have been immediately fired? Can someone write me a handbook in entertainment of what is and isn’t acceptable to the point of immediate termination to say, and about whom one can and cannot comment?
Go for it. You protest TBS to get her off the air. I don’t watch her as I’ve never found her comedy that good, but there is a difference between a childish and vulgar insult and a racist comment about Muslim Brotherhood and an Ape. if you can’t see that, I can’t help you.
Ok, let’s give it to you. Let’s say Samantha Bee crossed the line and should be fired.
Now will you say the same about the foul mouthed vulgarian who bragged about grabbing women by the covfefe, “bleeding out of her whatever”, “get those sons of ******s out of here” and all the other awful crude vulgar things he’s said?
No?
Then quit whining snowflake. I beleive it was Trump supporters buying shirts that said “**** your feelings.”
It isn’t about Donald Trump, an elected official who would have to go through a formal impeachment process to be taken out of office.
It’s about why when one comic goes on rants, she’s off the air, but another can use a word that isn’t generally said around kids to refer to a woman and keep her job, although, to be fair, she did apparently apologize.
It rhymes with a certain move in American football, the “punt”.Maybe it’s considered acceptable in the U K , but it isn’t here. And neither Ms. Barr nor Bee got reprimanded nor employment terminated in the U K.
