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It's Tuesday, August 28, 2018 from Slated to the GIST. I'm Mike Pesca.

Lui, lui, lui, lui, lui, lui. Everyone on Twitter hates you.

So Lui CK is back with his rye brand of self-deprecating humor that we all found so hilarious until we connected it to a series of unass for masturbation sessions.

Well now, Lui is back. He did comedy at the Comedy Cellar in New York.

And I have some thoughts about the propriety of it all. But I'm going to hold on to those thoughts in general until I think some more about it and see how it plays out.

But I will now offer two observations and one prediction.

My first observation is that Twitter lit up with disapproval, nearly universal condemnation from such comics as a Pernon and Churla and the producer of the Ellen Show Andy Laster and a lot of other people.

Now Michael E. in Black voiced support of Lui and was roundly condemned. So here's observation one.

This is not an accurate reflection of public sentiment.

Well, public sentiment. Most people were really care about Louis CK one way or another. But among the constituencies that might matter to Louis, which is to say his peers, his potential customers and those who might have the power to actually shame him, the Twitter outpouring is not representative.

Louis potential defenders were those willing to give him a second chance have no incentive to voice those opinions now. Those who are speaking out will be affirmed by others speaking out.

But if right now the publicly expressed sentiment seems to be running massively against Louis, I would say that is misleading. I don't know what the actual sentiment is. It's just not what it looks like right now.

Second observation almost every single comic out there is going to support him a Pernod didn't and some others won't. But comics in general, they're a tribe and they hold some values above others.

And perhaps their greatest value is free expression. They also have a respect for genius and Louis was the most respected comic in America among other comics.

These comedians, they're involved in an art form and they view Louis as the height of achievement in their form. That means a lot to them. Also to them, Louis is a real person that they know mostly and that they can empathize with and his victims are more abstractions.

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