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Pretty insulting . How many open Republicans are there in Hollywood anyways ? Not many .
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During Che's opening monologue with his fellow "Saturday Night Live" star Colin Jost, Che explained that his mother would not be watching the show on Monday night.
"My mother is not watching," Che said. "She says she doesn’t like watching white award shows because you guys don’t thank Jesus enough."
He continued, "That’s true. The only white people that thank Jesus are Republicans and ex-crackheads."
Well, I guess he doesn't like ex-crackheads or the fact that they found something (ANYTHING) to straighten their lives out. He'd rather look down his nose and make snide remarks. I guess he'd rather that they be non-ex-crackheads... knowing they'd still vote democrat.
Pretty insulting . How many open Republicans are there in Hollywood anyways ? Not many .
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During Che's opening monologue with his fellow "Saturday Night Live" star Colin Jost, Che explained that his mother would not be watching the show on Monday night.
"My mother is not watching," Che said. "She says she doesn’t like watching white award shows because you guys don’t thank Jesus enough."
He continued, "That’s true. The only white people that thank Jesus are Republicans and ex-crackheads."
Explain how this so-called joke was funny because I, along with most of the Emmy audience, didn’t find it so.
Where did I say it was funny? I didn’t, I said it was a joke that flew over the heads of cons, as you just proved. Sometimes a joke is funny, sometimes it’s not, sometimes it’s mildly funny. Lighten up.
The real joke is he said it to a room full of Jews.
The funny thing is that Harvey and Daeida Wilcox, the married couple that founded Hollywood as a ranching community in 8/1886 (I think), were devout conservative Christians.
Where did I say it was funny? I didn’t, I said it was a joke that flew over the heads of cons, as you just proved. Sometimes a joke is funny, sometimes it’s not, sometimes it’s mildly funny. Lighten up.
Sounds like you didn't get the "nuance" of the joke either. Lol!
Sounds like you didn't get the "nuance" of the joke either. Lol!
Sounds like I did actually.
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Lol. Now that^^ is the kind of punchline that any comic would be proud to steal 
