Just don't ask him to compare the cound of extrajudicial murders on both sides.... He might have to face an uncomfortable truth (assuming he doesn't weasel out of them being extrajudicial murders by describing them in ways that amount to war crimes)

Well, every hamas child they feed and eveey zionist they make uncomfortable ny showing it pictures if its actions is so much worse than a murder

So, you know.

Laughtrack

"What did they ever do to me?"

He's in love with the Israeli state, and fuck the people. He's garbage.

He thinks that the Free Palestine movement is antisemitic, and that they’re lying when they claim that they aren’t, whereas the KKK are openly antisemitic, and I guess he values the “honesty”?

(He seems to think Israel = the Jewish People.)

The KKK is less threatening to his interests in his opinion.

You gotta separate the art from the author. Where else am I gonna get my bee-centric soft porn?

I am doubtful of his relevance even then. Sure he voiced the bee, but Walburton could have just as easily taken that role while Jerry was the bee-cucked husband and still have been a wild ride we all talk about.

It's because people are told by the Israeli government and others with a stake in it that they're the same and it's done under threat, be it physical like jail, emotional abuse, or just the threat of cancelation. The last one is less of a thing lately but for a lot of years it was real. The non-political American maga dipshits doing it is because they're dipshits though.

There are some pretty brave students in Israel speaking up loudly in spite of the threats, love them for that.

Wasn’t ever remotely funny, even in the 90s. It was obviously Larry David.

Which is why he started Curb — as a spite show.

Even then, Jerry was always the weakest link on Seinfeld

Dating a 17 year old wasn't enough for you?

To be fair to Michael Richards, it does sound like he was remorseful of that incident 20 years ago,

Richards will also discuss the night in 2006 that he shouted racial slurs at two hecklers during one of his standup acts that led to him largely pulling out of public life and "drove him to a lifelong spiritual quest, one that would help him move forward from apology and accountability to a greater appreciation for our shared humanity, a quest that continues to this day almost eighteen years later," according to publisher Permuted Press.

https://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/seinfeld-star-michael-richards-addresses-outburst-led-lifelong-spiritual-quest

And he writes that his "personal work" paid off, as he's now at peace; he no longer seeks the limelight, nor does he miss the limelight.

https://www.newsweek.com/michael-richards-revisits-kramer-racist-rant-that-roiled-his-reputation-1898136

It seems to me, Michael Richards knew he fucked up, bowed out, and took the L.

Jerry Seinfiled, on the other hand. I would be shocked if ever he stated "Yeah, turns out. I was wrong. Free Palestine is not worse than the KKK. Israel was committing genocide."

Transcendental meditation has been a rich people/Hollywood woo-woo thing for decades. I'd put it in the harmless but off beat practices like hot yoga and juice cleansing.

I don't disagree with you. He owns a shitton of cars, dated a 17yo when he was 39yo, and has the privilege to frequently shrug at real life issues and pretend to be a passive human being while hiding away in his wealth and luxury.

is who the KKK praises

Or... you know... don't do that either...

Seinfeld was the funniest thing I'd ever seen when it was on originally. I've watched reruns of it in recent years and it just drags terribly. The difference? I was smoking shit tons of weed back in the '90s.

The one episode that was truly transcendently funny was the one where Jerry and George come back to JFK airport after being in LA and they can't find a cab, so they decide to pretend to be the people on the card held up by a limo driver so they can get a free ride back into the city. The two people on the card turn out to be white supremacists (ironically!) on their way to a rally at Madison Square Garden. The thing is, this episode was basically just Curb Your Enthusiasm.

At least we still have "Maya the Bee".

Oh! I wondered how he went so far off the rails. Not like he was a fine man to begin with, but this quote is fucking absurd.

I remember when Brad Pitt did 7 Years In Tibet. A reporter asked him his thoughts on China invading Tibet. He replied,"Why are you asking me? I'm an actor."