Wednesday, August 22, 2018

Blind Item #6

This racist former A- list mostly television actor/comic got a second chance on life because of the impassioned defense of someone close to him. This time there is no saving him and the victim he bullied before is threatening a lawsuit.

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  3. I was thinking Tom Arnold but I like the Michael Richards guess

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  4. Seinfeld is a Zionist, which means he's blind and deaf when his circle us racist.

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  5. I like the David Cross guess...

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    1. It’s Cross... he posted a pic of himself wearing nothing but temple undergarments before a show in SLC two days ago... what an asshole.

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    2. I thought he was still doing TV and working so I took it down.

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    3. His wife Amber Tamblyn defended him when he made the racist Asian remarks so it could be him.

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  6. F*cking Kramer, that racist rant came out of nowhere back in the day. Should have immediately paid JJ to rehab his image, too late now.

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  7. Didn't Brad Garrett of Everybody Loves Raymond also have a racist comedy club outburst?

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  9. @Swinfa

    mocking a religion is not racist.

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    1. Very true, Plot... but he is a asshole with a proven track record of making racist remarks. The recent mocking just shows what a jackass he is.

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  10. Amber Tamblyn always make me think of tambourine.

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  11. Don't think this is Michael Richards, who I have a weird but possibly relevant story about.

    I once got on a New York subway and Michael Richards was riding in the car. This was about a year after the racial epithet event.

    RIchards was sitting alone at the end of the train. At another stop a bunch of young black female schoolchildren in matching uniforms got on. Maybe 10 years old or so and they had a white nun with them. They were joyous and danced around, swinging around on the poles. One of them sat down next to Richards and chatted him up. I was mid-way down the car and couldn't hear what they said.

    I got off before he or the kids did. It was all so strange. I wondered if it was a PR setup it seemed so orchestrated, except there weren't a lot of people on the subway.

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    1. It’s obviously not Richards, nobody’s going to be threatening a lawsuit over being called the “N word” 15 years ago.

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  12. As I recall Amber Tamblyn did not defend him, but rather came out in support of his accuser.

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    1. Well she sort of straddled the line between defending her husband and not wanting to victim blame.

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  13. David Cross is Hebrew. So that would just be self deprecation. Stop getting outraged because a comedian takes a swing and misses. The outrage has gone too far. Understand that you can't control people and that by getting upset over a joke you take away from the real issues that deserve outrage.

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    1. They weren't temple garments. They were under garments traditionally worn by Mormons. Right before his scheduled appearance at a mormon university.

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  14. @No Wuckin' Furries, actually it's Wayland Flowers and Madame (and not Farrah Abraham, the puppet is smarter).

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  15. If we can't laugh about magic underwear what can we laugh at?

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  16. Samuel Jackson again. What a racist motherfucker!

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  17. Not Michael Richards, he is actually a nice guy who was and still is quite shaken by his brain snap, his conversation with Seinfeld on 'Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee' about it is both sweet and sad, I came out of it seeing him as a genuinely good person.

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  18. @Plot - "mocking a religion is not racist." - Agree and that goes for Judaism and Islam too.

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  19. I bet Seinfeld is more of a racist than Richards and a POS too. Richards seems like a regular guy, a rare thing in the entertainment world.

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  20. @Bill

    Yep. I've had many an argument with members of both those religions on that point.

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  21. "a pic of himself wearing nothing but temple undergarments"

    WHO GIVES A FUCK - HOW IS THAT NOT FUNNY?!?!!?

    That's classic 12-yr old boy humor. How is this racist? It isn't. People need to buy more ointment for their butthurts.

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