Babelipsss
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No way his attorney approved of that statement.
Never heard of him even after googling his name.
Im glad these people are being exposed. Now can we say the white man's nature is to become a cesspool of disgusting, child molesting, predators from these few like they label all black men as dangerous, uneducated, devious thugs? It's only fair, right?
And I saw some news about Charlie Sheen allegedly sexually assaulting Corey Haim at the age of 13. Freaking repugnance and disturbing behavior from this community man. I didn't wanna make a thread, although.
Lmao I barely remember saying this, but the white man is the devil.The white man nature has be documented for hundreds of years and its been known about them
Comedy Club Owner Defends Hosting Louis C.K.: Mike Tyson and Bill Clinton Still Have a Platform
Louis C.K. performed at the Comedy Cellar in New York last night, marking his first public set since admitting to sexual misconduct, which led to the clubâs owner defending the disgraced comedian by pointing to the fact that Mike Tyson and Bill Clinton are still seen as publicly acceptable to many.
The Comedy Cellarâs owner Noam Dworman made the remarks in a lengthyinterview with The Hollywood Reporter, who caught up with him after a full day of social media outrage toward C.K. for trying to make a career comeback.
âI donât feel that thereâs a clear standard out there in the world of why someone doesnât have a live viewing,â Dworman said. âI donât think anyoneâs come after the theaters and stages that allow Mike Tyson to tour the country with his show, and Bill Clinton still goes to parties. I would just like to be a platform.â
Tyson, a boxing legend, is a convicted rapist and accused domestic abuser, while Clinton has been accused of various forms of sexual misconduct by numerous women.
Dworman continued on this train of thought:
âIâve said many times that if I found that someone applying for a job had a sordid past but he doesnât do that anymore â he cleaned himself up 10 or 15 years ago, he was involved in assaults â people would congratulate me for being so progressive. âOh, you hired this kid who had a bad past.â Or if I found out I had a bartender today who had a past like Louisâ, would anyone expect me to fire him? I donât know what the standard is, and that makes me uncomfortable.â
Later in the interview, Dworman mentioned Tyson and Clinton again, saying, âIf I could come up with answers to the questions I said before about Mike Tyson and Bill Clinton, if I could have a unified theory of how Iâm supposed to fire people who I donât like, then I would absolutely stand up to all this.â
As for the allegations, C.K. admitted to masturbating in front of women and carrying out other acts of sexual misconduct late last year after the New York Times released an expose that cited numerous disturbing experiences women had with the comedian.
I hate when folks use the "throw other people under the bus to justify my shit" angle. Just stand behind your decision
I hate when folks use the "throw other people under the bus to justify my shit" angle. Just stand behind your decision
Twitter just giving out them blue checks I see. I dunno any of those women
Sarah Silverman Says Louis C.K. Masturbated in Front of Her With Her Consent
Sarah Silverman said comedian Louis C.K. used to masturbate in front of her with her permission, during an interview on Howard Sternâs SiriusXM radio show on Monday.
âI donât know if Iâm going to regret saying this,â Silverman said. âIâve known Louis forever, Iâm not making excuses for him, so please donât take this that way. We are peers. We are equals. When we were kids, and he asked if he could masturbate in front of me, sometimes Iâd go, âFâ yeah I want to see that!â ⌠Itâs not analogous to the other women that are talking about what he did to them. He could offer me nothing. We were only just friends. So sometimes, yeah, I wanted to see it, it was amazing. Sometimes I would say, âFâing no, gross,â and we got pizza.â
Silverman used the story as part of her explanation for why she believed C.K. didnât understand the implications of his actions, pointing to his sudden fame and his inability to grapple with the newfound power that came with it.
âIâm not saying what he did was okay. Iâm just saying at a certain point, when he became influential, not even famous, but influential in the world of comedy, it changes,â she said, echoing past statements in which she addressed the scandal. âHe felt like he was the same person, but the dynamic was different and it was not okay.â
Last year, Silvermanâs sister Laura Silverman also tweeted that C.K. masturbated in front of her approximately 20 times during a cross country trip before he was famous. However, she also clarified that she did not view the act as criminal: âAfter that, itâs was Louis C.K., on a cross country trip before he was famous. About 20 times. Not criminal. But compulsive, rude & gross,â she wrote.
Sarah Silverman has addressed the sexual misconduct allegations waged against C.K. in the past, saying she was conflicted about the situation.
âHe wielded his power with women in fâed up ways, sometimes to the point where they left comedy entirely,â she said. âI could couch this with heartwarming stories of our friendship and what a great dad he is, but thatâs totally irrelevant, isnât it? Yes, it is. Itâs a real mindfâ, because I love Louis. But Louis did these things. Both of those statements are true. So I just keep asking myself, âCan you love someone who did bad things? Can you still love them?'â
Louis CKâs Latest NYC Stand-Up Show Sparks Angry Protests
Louis C.K.âs latest performance at the Comedy Cellar in New York City was certainly no secret, as a crowd of protestors gathered outside the Greenwich Village club on Monday night.
Many held signs supporting the #MeToo movement and the five women who have accused the disgraced comedian of sexual misconduct.
âDoes this sign make you uncomfortable, Louie?â read one sign, while another said: âWhen you support Louis C.K., you tell women your laughter is more important than their sexual assaults and loss of their careers.â
After performing a number of surprise shows â that even the Comedy Cellar management wasnât expecting â in recent months, C.K. was on the bill Monday night, marking the first time he had an advertised gig on stage since his public downfall last November.
âFrankly, I was furious,â one protestor told the New York Times from outside the club. âEvery female comedian he has harmed deserves a place on the Comedy Cellar stage one hundred times before he should be allowed back on the stage.â
New York Times culture writer Sopan Deb, who attended the stand-up show, tweeted afterward, âLouis started his set with âHow was your year?'â
C.K. also told the audience he was there because he needed the money after losing $35 million in one day. âThey tell you that when you get in trouble you find out who your real friends are. Itâs black people, it turns out. Theyâll stick by you,â he added, according to the Times.
Last November, C.K. was accused of sexual misconduct by five women. Among the accusers in the New York Times article were comedy duo Dana Min Goodman and Julia Wolov, who according to the Times were invited by the comedian to his hotel room after their show at the U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, Colorado, in 2002. According to the report, when they arrived at his room, C.K. asked Goodman and Wolov if he could take out his penis.
C.K. released a statement shortly after the story was published saying, âthese stories are true. At the time, I said to myself that what I did was OK because I never showed a woman my dâ without asking first, which is also true.â
Shortly after the accusations came to light, The Orchard canceled the release of âI Love You, Daddy,â the film that C.K. directed, wrote and starred in. HBO and Netflix also cut ties with him.
A representative for the Comedy Cellar did not immediately respond to TheWrapâs request for comment on the protests or the show.
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