Is Dave Chappelle's new special "The Closer" really transphobic?

Thats cool - memo to trans people - If you could just stay indoors until briany from the internet is happy with your appearance..

Its an opinion site - you don't need to qualify your opinion with "to me" because most of the time I am going to assume the comment posted under your account is your opinion..

I got your point - and its a very judgemental attitude (and its not just held by yourself). Define passable for example - its quite a rude statement to transwomen and women.

Well - its literally judging what is passable as a woman - so yes of course it is my opinion that it is a judgemental attitude, but also it is literally judging..

But I take your point - that the original statement is unfair.

Repent! Repent! Motherfckur!

I don't see hysteria - facetiousness, amusement perhaps, but certainly not hysterical.

The rest of your response is exactly the sort of confused ignorance I expect from certain posters on boards and I don't think there is the capacity or even the want to have any kind of sensible discussion on the topic.

It's seems as though the Anti-SJW crowd have been shouting so loud about Chappelle apparently being cancelled that it has become the effective truth whether it is the reality or not. 🤔

It furthers the agenda of anti-SJW people to say that Chappelle has been cancelled. In reality, Netflix has given Chappelle ample platform (and money, presumably) to speak his mind on a number of controversial issues, despite the inevitable backlash. It highlights that cancel culture is something of an illusion in the sense that all of the people on social media shouting for a particular performer to be 'cancelled' don't really have any power unless the media outlets giving those performers a platform decides to take action by removing that platform. If and when it comes to the point that content providers crunch the numbers and ascertain that they can make more money by leaving a controversial piece of work up rather than succumbing to pressure to take it down, cancel culture has no power. Donald Trump had a long career on Twitter spreading flagrant misinformation on a range of matters and never got taken down until the last days of his presidency, he was just too big and too important to the platform. Dave Chappelle puts a large number of butts in seats, and he has a history of being on the edge anyway, so he'll be alright if he doesn't let his issues with the LGBT community consume him and take away from his ability to speak on and be funny about a broad range of things.

Does he not state in the above video that he had some film that no theaters will now not show due to his latest special? And that that is the canceling aspect. I watched that video yesterday or the day before and remember that being said. Can't watch it right now again however.