Speaking with guest Andrew Santino on Tuesday's episode of his podcast, Rogan said: "I definitely don't think that the government should be involved ever in dictating what a comedian can and cannot say in a monologue. That's f*****g crazy."
Kimmel returned to air on Tuesday, six days after ABC suspended him over comments about MAGA's reaction to Charlie Kirk's death.
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I wholeheartedly agree with Rogan. This goes both ways btw: cancel culture has been going literally from left to right and vice versa, because of "muh offended!"...
Stephen Fry once had something to say about that.
In comedy I believe that anything goes. Don't like it? Don't watch it. There is too much censorship already. Let this art form be. Ultimately I believe that a good amount of banter even brings people closer together. Walking on eggshells never helped with any of that.
Take this picture, for example:
For OSA purposes I've cropped out the right part of the pic. But you get the idea of what it says. This is the sort of instance where there is nothing hateful about it. Quite the contrary.
With all the Divide & Conquer that's been shoved down our throats, this is exactly the sort of thing the elites are afraid of.
When the people aren't divided, that means they act together against those who screw the people over. The Occupy Wall Street Movement once came dangerously close to that. The elites felt they had to do something. Wanna know what they did?
I swear this whole left vs right BS is like 90% staged. The same with things like race, gender, etc. All those who got canceled and then sometimes got un-canceled based on what's said about any of those things or political flavor.... son, it's all part of the Great Distraction Show.
Thank you for listening to my schizo rant. To some it may seem that I go off-track but I really believe that all these things are connected one way or another.
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