Ever hear of Nimesh Patel? Yeh, me neither. He's a former writer for SNL who is now doing stand up comedy.
Here's a joke that Patel told to a college audience at Columbia in New York City.
Patel was talking about a gay black man who lives in his neighborhood, and he said this: "being gay cannot be a choice because no one looks in the mirror and thinks, 'This black thing is too easy; let me just add another thing to it.’”
Here's a joke that Patel told to a college audience at Columbia in New York City.
Patel was talking about a gay black man who lives in his neighborhood, and he said this: "being gay cannot be a choice because no one looks in the mirror and thinks, 'This black thing is too easy; let me just add another thing to it.’”
As a result of this joke, the organizers of the comedy festival at Columbia stopped the performance and booted Patel off the stage as "hateful". Really, they did.
This is a clear indication that college fascism has just gone too far. They're so busy censoring everything possible in the name of diversity and multiculturalism that they don't even recognize humor. I mean, Patel's joke isn't even slightly offensive unless you decide that any mention of race or sexual orientation is by its very nature offensive.
I guess a better way to say this is that it seems that many college students have truly lost their minds.
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