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Anything else from the hell and the special seems like the outrage continues. It seems like

I don't want to speak too soon but it seems like this might be the tipping point.

Yes. It seems like the executives might have realized that they could push back

and there will be more support in their pushback than there will be in their cancellation.

I think should tell as an example of someone who is too big to fail.

In other words, at the end of the day, these people are capitalist. They are not more or less

they are capitalist. As they should be, there exists a capitalist country.

When we are talking about saying words and saying jokes,

you are not going to define how you are hurting somebody but you are not saying you are not equal

to other people. Being spoken about is different than treating someone actually differently in terms

of the law. If the head of Netflix came out and said we just don't do any trans shows on this

platform, that would be wrong. But if the head of Netflix is like, we have jokes about black people,

we have jokes about Jews, we have jokes about Puerto Rico's, we have jokes about Asians,

everybody gets jokes about on this platform including trans. There is more consistency even if

you are outraged. All those groups can also be outraged. But he is big enough where it is

work to screw in me. Maybe that is unfortunate for a younger comic coming up. But at the same time,

you get to look at it and you go, oh shit, there is a tipping point. I can get successful enough to

say what the fuck I have had the exact same feeling. I didn't think in the same terms of pure capitalism

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