CNN is reporting that comedian Dave Chappelle is threatening to leave Netflix because of the firing of George Takei. However, there are many who have defended this move by stating that cancelling him was an important decision for their business model.
The “david chappelle” is an American stand-up comedian, actor, writer, and producer. He has been performing comedy since 1988. His most popular material is based on his childhood experiences growing up in the South Bronx. The “Dave Chappelle Keeps Taking Names as Netflix Fires Activist and Punks George Takei” is a headline that appeared on November 29th, 2018.
Netflix Fires Activist and Punks, and Dave Chappelle Keeps Calling People Names Takei George
Dave, it seems like everything keeps coming up!
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The Closer is a popular favorite, having a Rotten Tomatoes Audience Score of 96 percent, an IMDB rating of 8.2/10, and a Metacritic score of 8.8. The 43 percent reviewer score should be considered a badge of honor in and of itself. The only individuals who seem to be bothered by it are those who are being dunked on as hard as Prince did Charlie Murphy back in the day.
Last week, it was claimed that Netflix employees were planning a “walkout” to protest the “jokes” in The Closer. Remember, this is all over Chappelle claiming that he’s on “Team T.E.R.F.” and that he notices that boys and girls are different – obviously in more colorful terminology, but the concept remains the same. An employee who “confessed to downloading and sharing critical corporate information externally” was escorted out of Netflix’s headquarters, never to be seen again. You hate seeing it.
“We recognize this employee was driven by dissatisfaction and hurt with Netflix,” the company said in a statement. “However, fostering a culture of trust and openness is important to our organization.” The Closer is a tremendous success, thanks to Netflix’s $24.1 million investment. According to the New York Post, it has received at least 10 million views since its October 1st release date, thanks to all of the ludicrous press.
G.L.A.A.D. alleged that Netflix’s policy of rejecting shows that encourage hatred or violence was broken by the “anti-LGBTQ material.” G.L.A.A.D. was too preoccupied with choosing their gender for the day and matching their skirt, thigh-high fishnets, and clown wig to react when asked what that content was.
In an internal letter, Ted Sarandos, co-CEO of the streaming behemoth, praised the Chappelle special. He said that the humor did not cross “the line on hatred” and so adheres to the Terms of Service, which may be difficult to police at times. I suppose it’s all about who you know, right? The scheduled rally on October 20th seems to be still on the books. The show was panned by many Netflix workers, including the effervescent Terra(ble) Field. She said that she will be a part of the launch.
George Takei is someone who can’t seem to quit putting his foot in his mouth. He openly expressed his displeasure with William Shatner’s trip to space last week, referring to the 90-year-old as a “guinea pig.” “Boldly going where other people have gone before,” he disregarded the achievement. You’d think Sulu would accept his “L” and return to Twitter after that. However, he felt compelled to comment on Dave Chappelle. Shatner also placed him back in his proper place:
Don’t sneer at George. He only gets publicity when he makes negative remarks about me. He claims that I took away a camera angle 50 years ago, denying him another 30 seconds of prime time television. 🤷🏼♂️ I’m returning it to him now by allowing him to air his anger for everyone to see! 🤣 The bill is a
October 16, 2021 — William Shatner (@WilliamShatner)
Takei, believing he could contribute anything meaningful, misunderstood whataboutism for a deep revelation that numerous other “reply people” see as a legitimate home hit.
Would Netflix have stood by Dave Chappelle’s creative freedom if he had openly mocked another minority group, such as Asians, Muslims, or Jews? In today’s America, it’s difficult not to feel that trans individuals are fair game. This is why it’s so important for us to speak out.
October 15, 2021 — George Takei (@GeorgeTakei)
Again, it’s evident that he isn’t paying attention to the goods. You could receive a few more “likes and retweets” if you show us on the doll where the successful guys touched you. Nothing is more depressing than an elderly queen.
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