Bill Burr

Apr 2, 2015 1:59 AM

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From all the jokes tgis one is the one that resounded to me the most. Explains a bunch of shit this nation is over inflating

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+1 for beard down to dick

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+1 for giving sauce

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Duck sauce.

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Ohyou.gif

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-1 for not giving cheese sauce

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9/10 chef's agree

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Also applies to his recent bit - the story of an atheist family being raped and murdered. Not surprised.

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Those rednecks mostly have university degrees too

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I think he has a masters too, the one who said it.

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I read all of those in his voice... Which means he yelled all of it. I love Bill Burr

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He also mentioned that it was not his place to judge. I think his belief is terrible but he's going about it correctly.

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Except that he did nothing BUT judge. It's like saying "no offense" and then insulting someone, it doesn't work like that.

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Exactly, it's like saying "I'm not racist, but if black people picked cotton every day they wouldn't be in the mess they are now" 1/2

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(Which is also paraphrased from something he actually said) 2/2

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I love how racism and sexism are bad except when applied to white males. America is a great little piece of shit.

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Why are people no longer allowed to have differing opinions?

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People who express different opinions are themselves considered defective- not valued simply as someone with a different opinion.

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I absolutely understand where you're coming from, but should someone's right to marry who they love and be happy be an opinion?

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Who said they aren't? You can have all the differing opinions you want; and we can tell you why we disagree with them.

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It's perfectly fine to have different opinions. To not expect to have to deal with criticism is the problem.

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People who express different opinions are themselves considered defective- not valued simply as someone with a different opinion.

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One thing though.. The duck dynasty guys were all clean-shaven, country club folks before their tv show.

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There was one picture like that. The senior Robertson was, is, and will always be a redneck. Listen to some Terry Bradshaw college stories.

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It seems like his view on rednecks is just as stereotypical as the other guy's view on gays that he described.

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Then change the views? If no one wants to be stereotyped, then change.

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As someone frame the Appalachians, it is actually pretty typical. It's not the rule, but it's extremely common.

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Won't someone PLEASE think of the poor white people for once?!

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But what he described is what that man does

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From someone brought up in a rural area it's pretty accurate

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The smaller the sample size, the more it will stand out. My point in my original comment was to bring attention to his hypocrisy.

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It doesn't matter how many progressive rednecks there are; the fact is if you had to bet on it, where are you gonna put your money?

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Until the progressive rednecks are a majority. Then you kinda wanna bet on the progressive ones.

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I think it's generally true that rural areas tend towards conservative values, and cities tend towards liberal values.

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I concur Fuck those stupid California liberals ducking shit up

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Most stereotypes are at least somewhat based in truth

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Except that the sterotype fits. I lived in a city up until I was around 9yrs old and went to an inner city school that was a mix of all (1)

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Don't know why you got downvoted to hell there pal but I hear you and have had similar experiences. Imgur is weird sometimes.

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Indeed it is. It looks like I've been upvoted back to positive. People are just upset that the stereotype is true most of the time.

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different races. Never once thought there was anything odd about that. Then we moved south and suddenly it's nothing but white people (2)

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I live in the rural south (obviously) and my school was about 20% black and 20% hispanic. Plenty of diversity in southern states

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Rural south as well here and there was one black family who moved less than 6 months after moving into the area. Just depends where you are.

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I don't deny that. I knew of two all white schools that I played ball against but thats because it was farm country,not because of racism 1.

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2. sure racism exists but typically not to the level that people think when they think of the south. Just my experience and location I guess

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and only one black family in the entire K to 12 school. And that's when I learned what racism was. And they were also huge homophobes. (3)

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I went to a small school in Texas where there was literally like 3 black people in the school. There was NO racism or homophobes.

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Then you got lucky. I'm glad you didn't have to grow up with that. And I wasn't saying all rednecks are, but a majority of them are.

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I live in the south but white people are the minority here.

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And when I was living in the city, my family was the only white one on the block.

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Honestly not sure if he believes it, but a lot of his audience does.

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See? Profiling is just fine when it's done to rednecks!

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Despite being an agnostic, I can still grasp the concept of "love the sinner, hate the sin." I wonder why liberals cannot.

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Because it's fucking stupid to consider it a sin to begin with.

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lol, he wasn't talking about homosexuality.

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Pretty sure that in this context he was.

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♫ Say what we say when we say it ♫

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Say it again and you can go home to your toys

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Amen

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Alright I'll say it. I'll say it again. Now can I go home to my toys?

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*applause*

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Alright I'll say it, I'll say it again. Now can I go home to my toys?

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Alright, I'll say it. I'll say it again.

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His name sounds like goosebumps girl saying Bilbo

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BNHwomivfQ

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Holy shit I clicked on that link, then clicked on the "related video" which was the rest of that standup show, and now it's 2am. Worth it.

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Just watched the whole show (also available in youtube) and it's fuckin awesome.

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"They [the church] just fucking brainwash you, you know?" *cheering* "No, don't clap, don't clap! I don't read. Follow someone else."

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varmints

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seriously, is it REALLY so shocking that a conservative Christian was against gay marriage?

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Just because it was expected doesn't mean we shouldn't criticize it.

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do you feel the need to criticize him because his beliefs are different than yours?

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Do you often criticize people for having the SAME beliefs as you? Do you even know what criticism is?

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you seem to have utter contempt for any opinions that are different than yours, by definition, that makes you a bigot. look it up

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If this were true you'd be correct. But I only hold contempt for ignorance, not simply differing opinions. So that argument don't fly, son.

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No, because his views are 1) wrong, and 2) actively harmful to other people.

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in your opinion his views are wrong. and exactly who did he harm with him saying "it just doesent make any sense to me" ?

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Because he is promoting the idea that gay people are immoral and deviant, which contributes to public animus against them. People are more 1

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2 likely to feel justified in their mistreatment of gay people if they feel society supports them.

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When this "news" came out, my first thought was the reporter should be fired. What's next - - do fat kids like cake? Exclusive at 11.

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"LA Clippers guy, he didn't say the N-word once!"

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He also discriminated in his rental properties and was generally a piece of shit businessman.

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"What about Facebook?" "I DON'T GIVE A FUCK ABOUT FACEBOOK.... Just keep it off Instagram."

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He got run out of LA for saying something in private. How many people here have nothing to hide if their private conversation became public

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*raises hand*

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You're not very good at this

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My god. Logic exists on the internet still.

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You're just gonna find my dick pics and a ton of dumb shit about stuff we could do, but probably shouldn't if we want to live.

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He should have been run out of LA years ago for discriminatory practices involving minority tenants at his apartment buildings.

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if your boss found out you told your coworker "in private" that she was a Cunt, scaving Bitch" do you think you would keep your job?

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Considering I'm self employed and male, I'd give myself a raise.

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He also hired more black coaches than any owner in NBA history.

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as slave drivers

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Just cause someone hires a black person doesn't mean they get to claim they aren't racist. "I have black friends", etc.

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But if you are objectively helping members of a race, being internally racist isn't really a problem. That's just thoughtcrime.

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And when thoughtcrime becomes a punishable offense, we're all fucked

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yeah and slave owners also paid for slaves lol

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So paying a man millions of dollars to coach other black men you pay millions of dollars, is now the same as owning slaves? I had no idea

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you don't think there are any sexist bosses with women employees? Or any racist doesn't hire an immigrant for cheaper labor?

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im not saying its the same as owning slaves, im saying paying people of another ethnicity doesn't mean you dont have racist views

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i was simply saying the exchange of currency for labor, isnt the be all end all for evaluating discriminative behavior, especially when...

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"Yes, yes it is." - Adrian Peterson

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there's a past history and civil lawsuits against you in your other businesses.

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I don't think he wasn't racist, but I also don't think he IS racist for what he did. He fucked up, and paid a HUGE price for it.

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All in all, I agree mostly with what you've said. I just think the slave comparison was a little much.

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"It bothers me a lot that you want to broadcast that you're associating with black people" is an extremely racist statement, though.

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It doesn't help that the majority of players in the NBA are AfricN-American

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The dude is 90, it's still racist, but I sort of assume all 90 year olds are a little racist.

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That doesn't make it right by any means.

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no, not at all, but Burr's point is that it doesn't make it shocking

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Expressing an opinion that most of society feels is "not right" is also not a legitimate cause for things to be taken from someone.

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"Black people are cool" is also technically a racist statement.

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More racist. It implies a difference between races. The initial quote referred to actions related to race, not to qualities of that race.

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Yeah, but for an 80 year old white dude, it was pretty mellow racism. Dude was born in the 30s. His grandparents might've owned slaves.

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That's not what he said though, albeit close. What he said was essentially: "Look, I'm a billionaire; I associate with a certain type of

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2 person, and that type of person is not ok with black people, like the ones you've been publicly displaying and associating with me." It's

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3 not a nice thing to say, but I don't really think *he* was the racist in the situation, really.

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I had an awesome video, I actually think by Stephen A. Smith (but admittedly I can't remember) that perfectly responded to this. Trying...

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I think he made racist demands (i.e. demands based on race) but you're right that it was mainly a function of his environment.

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Still though, haven't you ever said something as controversial as that in a private conversation?

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Sure, but would you want to work for someone if you heard them say awful things about your race / orientation in private?

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But this guy didn't say awful things about a race. He indicated personal prejudice without being particularly critical of the race itself. 1

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If anything, he said awful things about himself, but not really. Basically: "My prejudices cause me to perceive black people badly in some 2

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situations." That's actually a pretty normal way for laypeople to feel. He just vocalized it. That's not really malicious on his part. 3

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If it didn't affect my job, or the professional relationship between me and them, I couldn't care less.

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Umm idk bout that. if u had a choice.. If my boss was hitler or a serial rapist, and I was jewish/a girl. Out of principal and self respect

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Right. Someone can't help how they feel, but they *can* help how they act. And in the end, feelings mean nothing and only actions matter.

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Redneck he may be, but that fucker is rich as hell.

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He's allowed to have those thoughts. He didn't bash anyone, he just said that he doesn't understand why they would prefer anus to a vagina.

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They are not out there with nooses and shit. He's just shaking his head 'cause he thinks he's better than them.

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And who doesn't think they are better than someone else? I can kick that guys ass in a skateboard contest. Doesn't mean I am oppressive.

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Nobody is saying he isn't allowed to have them. He is. And we're allowed to call him a fuckin' asshole.

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No one is trying to mind control his thoughts, but if he's allowed to have them then we're allowed to criticize them.

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Get out of here with your logic and rational thinking!

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1) Not the media; they are supposed to be objective. 2) He was pretty much fired for exercising freedom of speech. Not cool.

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1) Says who? 2) Freedom of speech on protects you from government censorship and nothing else. Actions have consequences, deal with it.

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And yes, I know it doesn't say the if unbiased thing, but that's implied heavily. At the time biased reporting wasn't considered news at all

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On consequences: Is this reaction reasonable though? Do we need to get everyone fired who disagrees with us respectfully?

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Obviously heavily dissuades the opinion, but it also creates large scale resentment and even hate. Aren't there better ways to handle this?

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In regards to the media, you need to do some reading. Media was given freedom to do their thing in the constitution IF unbiased.

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And it also doesn't address the fact that his freedom of speech wasn't being infringed upon like you implied.

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Sorry, but that simply isn't something that's supported by case law.

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And he thinks god doesn't like it either. It's OK for him to think that way. They still sell duck calls and camo to gay guys.

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The helicopter bit during this set had me falling out of my chair in a library. I didn't even care that I was disturbing 20 other people.

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You should be more considerate when you're in a library.

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"Sir, put your seatbelt back on"

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I saw him do that bit live, my face hur y from laughing so much

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When he starts screaming "FUUUUUUCK FUUUUUUCK!" I think I was drooling on myself. Fucking golden.

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You should watch Tom Segura's new special next

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"YOU'RE fat as shit- YOU know when shit tastes good- HOOK that shit up."

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I watched the one on Netflix and saw him live last month and met him after the show, awesome guy. Is there a new one?

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His newest is Completely Normal, its on Netflix, so its probably the one you saw

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no never watch his standup in a public place!!

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Isn't the Varmin' Shootin' Redneck with a beard down to his dick an image for the show? They look like your average white person

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Being clean shaven does not make you not a redneck. I should know. I'm a varmint shooting, clean shaven, software developer.

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Serious Question: Why the fuck does anyone need a government license to get married?

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Taxes. It's not like you apply and can be turned down for it. It's basically just a tax form.

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Taxes, retirement inheritance, power of attorney, hospital visitation, estate transfers, adoption, and a LOT more. But you don't NEED [1]

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Taxes.

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And if they separate to file proper paperwork for property division and if applicable, custody issues

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a government license to have a marriage ceremony, just to have the marriage recognized. [2]

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Granted, I do know many varmint-shootin', beard-havin', swamp-dwelling rednecks with progressive views on gay marriage.

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That's good. All the rednecks I know over the age of about 24 are conservative dicks about everything. Some of the young ones are okay tho.

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*raises hand* Hey there

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just to clarify, exactly how many varmint-shootin, beard-havin', swamp-dwelling rednecks do you know with conservative views on gay marriage

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All of them I can think of over 30 who I'm related to/know (at least a dozen or so) I don't associate much with that side of the family....

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Do you live in the swamps of Austin?

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No I live in the mountains in north Georgia, but I frequent the swamps down south.

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Like my Fallout characters!

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Just about all of em I know are progressive. Not racist either. The hipsters living in the city are the racists in my social circle.

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For real though. Each time I meet some 'post-racial-irony' white kid my 10-guage finger gets itchy.

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That's that 10%

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Do you hear banjo playing in the distance?

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Yeah. I'm a left-leaning Libertari-ish gun owner, and there's a lot of others like me. And a lot of "rednecks" who's take is "who cares?"

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Most redneck I know, living in east Texas, don't give a shit about being gay.

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All the red necks I know are all pretty homophobic and racist

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At the risk of further stereotyping, I would say that you have to add 'Christian' for this to be correct.

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I'm gonna go ahead and guess you live in Oregon or Washington

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Nope, north Georgia. Beginning of the AT

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Varmint-shootin', queer-lovin, welfare supporting, lefty southerner here, checking in. I wish people wouldn't hand out stereotype-passes.

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BUT it makes things so much EASIER.

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But are you 80? Cuz age is an important factor here.

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But do you havd beard down to your dick, sitting on a boat, in a swamp?

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To be fair, no. My beard and my dick, long as either may be, are destined never to meet. I've got a swamp boat. It's a ways away though.

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i want to see these replies, but can't. noooooo.

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Most of those I know in their 20s and 30s are leaning more toward the Libertarian side of "just leave people alone".

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As a late 20s varmint-shootin', country-dwelling, wish-the-military-would-allow-beards-havin' redneck, yeah, sounds about right.

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As a 27 year old. Can confirm.

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Hell, I'm NOT a varmint-shootin', beard-havin', swamp-dwelling redneck and I still think "just leave people alone" sounds like a great idea.

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Ron Swanson.

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Too bad you can't get away with that around socialists.

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glad to see that from someone else, ive been noticing this over my short 27 years of earthtime as well

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As it should be.

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As a 35 year old bearded Libertarian..you're spot on.

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There are dozens of us!

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Dozens!

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Damn straight.

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That's me in a nutshell. As long as you don't infringe on anyone else's rights, do what you please, and allow me the same.

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Then there's the issue of people's rights overlapping - case of Indiana and legal vs religious rights. I'm just thankful I live in Canada.

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That seemed more or less the Duck Dynasty guy's opinion wen I read it. "I don't understand it, it don't make sense to me."

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As I recall, he had similar things to say about jerks who are ruining straight marriage....

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Yes.

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Thank you. It's the fact that Phil is a Christian, not a redneck, that he said that stuff.

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I'm gonna talk about OBAMA, and that he's fuckin gay! He's fuckin gay as hell!

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Double standards pissed me off. Religious person speaks against Gay? *boos*. Gays speak against religious folks? *cheers*

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One is a criticism of choice, and the other a criticism of what a person is/can't change. That's why.

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So bullying is right as long as its to religious folk but they can't fight back?

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Akin to speaking out against being black (unchangeable being) vs. speaking out against being a member of a political party (choice). (3/3)

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If I say your church is corrupt and swindles people out of money, that's not the same as telling me I'm evil for the way I was born.

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Speaking against being gay is bullying, because it is not a choice. Against religion is not bullying, because it is a choice. (2)

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I'm against all marriage. No one should get married...to anyone. Trust me on this one.

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Dang. And I was going to marry that turtle too. I guess it was a bad idea. [s]he'd outlive me forever.

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that might actually just be dumb enough to work

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They always said I was a few banana's short of a bushel.

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