Remember “don’t taze me, bro?” Remember when a young student got brutally ejected and tasered for asking about John Kerry’s involvement in Skull & Bones?
EDIT: The young man who was dragged away and tasered was a 21 year old by the name of Andrew Meyer. I was going to link to the Wikipedia article describing the incident, but it is frankly too disgusting for words, complete with pictures and loaded captions such as, “University of Florida police attempt to escort a resisting Andrew Meyer out of the auditorium.”
Dave Chappelle is a wonderful comedian and a very insightful man. I loved the film Half Baked, and Chappelle’s Show is the last television show I really watched and loved before I stopped watching television.
Dave dropped this interview in the midst of a major controversy, as he fled the third season of his incredibly popular and anticipated television show for an exodus in Africa. The news media speculated that he had gone insane and that he was smoking crack. In this interview, the real reason he fled becomes all too obvious – he was a normal, decent man of integrity who had no idea how toxic, compromising, and artificial fame and the culture-creation industry really was.
With half a dose of humor and half a dose of insight, Dave Chappelle deconstructs some of our favorite children’s cartoons. He certainly makes a subtle point better than my ham-fisted analysis of Bugs Bunny, Mickey Mouse, and HAMAS.
“Bitch, I live in a fuckin’ trash can! I’m the poorest motherfucker on Sesame Street. Nobody’s helpin’ me.”
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