Stand-up comedian Bill Barr has positioned himself as a critic of both sides in his remarks that the Liberal Party is a crybaby and that white people ignore atrocities.
On “Monday Morning Podcast,” Barr threw shaming on the conservatives and the Liberals in ongoing attempts to secure the status of conscientious opponents. He began ranting by saying that one of his favorite things was “both sides think that the other side is stupid, then both sides think that the other side is a bunch of babies.
“Specifically, liberals think there are a lot of snowflakes. Assumption.
Barr then began targeting white people, especially saying they were overly mad at the new Disney movies. Barr had mentioned “Cinderella,” but he probably meant the new “Snow White” movie.
“My people, Whitey, were all upset. There are enough of us to make it trend anyway. We're upset about the new 'Cinderella' movie. “The actress who plays Cinderella is not white! There's no prince,” he laughed. “They changed the story. What are I going to tell my kids?”
“I don't like trans people, God only makes real boys.”
The 56-year-old argued that white people are being used to avoid American history of “genocide” and “slavery” and should be able to easily explain the film's transformation into children.
“It means my people are mad. 'What am I going to tell my kids?' Now, I think you can do that on the way we talk about the real history of this country.
The comic then brought a little more humor, even joking about conservatives getting mad at “Pinocchio.”
“I don't like trans people, God only makes real boys. I'm not an immigrant named Gepet. What am I supposed to tell my children?”
Back in liberalism, Barr chuckled at the idea that the left has an “absolute f**king meltdown” about being mentioned by the wrong pronoun.
Ultimately, Barr decided to put together his claims by reiterating white people as ignorant of American oppression.
“It's my people meltdown while ignoring the people who were really oppressed in this country.”
The respected comedian recently made a headline after being asked to protect his remarks at a sneaker shopping show and accused reporters of trying to use it on a click bait.
“Free Luigi!” bar said at the outlet show. Complexcites Luigi Mangionne, a man accused of murdering the CEO of health insurance.
“I don't think you should ask a comedian.” I told the reporter Early April. “It's you guys giving the money. You guys need to have the ball again, but you won't,” he added.
The bar was also made Similar remarks “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” Show in January.
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