Comedian Bill Burr claims white people are having 'meltdowns' while ignoring the 'truly oppressed people' in America



Stand-up comedian Bill Burr positioned himself as a critic of both sides with remarks stating that liberals are crybabies and white people ignore atrocities.

On his "Monday Morning Podcast," Burr threw insults at conservatives and liberals in his ongoing attempt to secure the status of conscientious objector. He began his rant by saying that one of his favorite things is how "each side thinks the other side is dumb and then each side thinks the other side's a bunch of babies."

"Specifically, the right thinks that liberals are a bunch of f**king snowflakes, whiny entitled a**holes, which I mean, come on, that's pretty f**king true, right?" Burr posited.

Burr then began to target white people, specifically saying they were overly upset about a new Disney movie. Though Burr referred to "Cinderella," he likely meant the new "Snow White" movie.

"My people, whitey, were all f**king upset. There's enough of us to get it going trending anyway. We're upset about the new 'Cinderella' movie. 'The actress playing Cinderella isn't white! There's no prince,'" he mocked. "'They changed the story. What am I going to tell my kids?'"

'I don't like trans people and God only makes real boys.'

The 56-year-old then claimed it should be easy for white people to explain the film's changes to children because they are used to avoiding the history of "genocide" and "slavery" in the United States.

"The s**t that my people get upset about. 'What am I going to tell my kids?' Well, f**king talk around it the way we talk around the real history of this country. I think you could do that. For you to talk around f**king genocide and slavery, you could talk around a stupid f**king movie about some broad who didn't exist."

The comic then brought in a bit more humor, joking that conservatives would even be mad at "Pinocchio" because he "transitions into a real boy."

"'I don't like trans people and God only makes real boys. Not some immigrant named Geppetto. What am I supposed to tell my kids?'" Burr stated, from the perspective of an alleged conservative.

Bouncing back to liberals, Burr mocked the idea of leftists having an "absolute f**king meltdown" over being referred to by the wrong pronouns.

In the end, Burr decided to wrap up his point by again referring to white people as being ignorant of oppression in America.

"It's my people having meltdowns while ignoring truly oppressed people in this country."

The respected comedian made headlines recently after he accused reporters of trying to use him for clickbait after he was asked to defend his remarks on a sneaker-shopping show.

"Free Luigi!" Burr said on a show by outlet Complex, referring to Luigi Mangione, a man accused of murdering a health insurance CEO.

"I don't think you should be asking a comedian," he told the reporters in early April. "That’s you guys passing the buck. You guys need to have balls again, which you don't," he added.

Burr also made similar remarks on the "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" show in January.

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On “The Rubin Report” this week, BlazeTV host Dave Rubin shared a clip of comedian Bill Burr hilariously predicting Kanye West's bizarre, Hitler-praising meltdown on the Alex Jones show earlier this month.

"The next time Kanye is going off on himself, close your eyes, forget it's him, and really listen to what is coming out of this guy's mouth. He says sh*t like, 'I'm a genius. I'm a god. I'm Shakespeare. My greatest regret is I'll never get to see myself perform live.' That's a direct quote, 'I'll never get to see myself perform live.' Dude, you put that ego in a white dude and it's (here Burr does an impression of Adolf Hitler.)"

West, who legally changed his name to Ye in 2021, made shocking statements praising Hitler and Nazis while criticizing Jewish people on Jones' show.

"He's obviously not well," Dave said of West. "He's surrounded by really horrible people. He has noxious, bad ideas ... but Bill Burr, he had an incredible take on Kanye ... and it's been making the rounds. I just thought this was absolutely perfect to kind of put a button on the Kanye thing so we can just move past it."

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Watch: Comedian Bill Burr goes viral with comedy sketch comparing abortion to a cake: 'I still think you're killing a baby'



A new comedy sketch from comedian Bill Burr likely will not have liberals rolling in the aisles with laughter. A clip from Burr's new comedy special went viral in conservative circles because the stand-up comedian noted that "the whole purpose" of an abortion is to kill a baby.

The video clip taken from Burr's recent Netflix special “Bill Burr: Live at Red Rocks” – which has a critics' score of 67% compared to an audience score of 93% on Rotten Tomatoes.

Burr began the comedy bit, "Pro-choice always made sense to me because I don’t like people telling me what to do, and I was just like, 'It's your body, who the f*** am I to tell you what to do with your body?' So that always made sense. Alright?"

"However, I still think you’re killing a baby. See? That’s where it gets weird," he declared to groans and silence from the Colorado crowd. "Like, I sit on the fence and the whole thing makes sense to me."

Going between different character voices, Burr said, "When anybody’s saying like, 'Don't tell me what to do. It's my body, my choice.' That’s right. She's right. Leave her the hell alone. ‘Well, you’re killing a baby!’ Well, I mean there is that. You know?"

"If we’re gonna be honest, that is the whole purpose of the procedure," Burr said of abortion. "You’re not going in there cause you’ve got an earache. You’re going in there cause you’re like, 'I got a baby in me, get it the f*** out of here.' Right? You walk in with a baby, and you come out without one. What happened to the baby, right? Something f***ing happened.”

Burr tore apart the pro-abortion argument that "it's not a baby yet" by making a comparison to baking a cake.

"My gut tells me that doesn't make sense," Burr proclaims in the video that has more than 2 million views on Twitter.

"That would be like if I was making a cake and I poured some batter in a pan, and I put it in the oven, and then five minutes later you came by and you grabbed the pan and you threw it across the floor," Burr explained.

Burr continued, "And I went, 'What the f***! You just ruined my birthday cake!' And then you’re like, 'Well, that wasn't a cake yet.' It’s like, 'Well, it would have been if you didn’t do what you just did, there would have been a cake in 50 minutes. Something happened to that cake, you cake-murdering son of a b***h.'"

Pro-life advocate Obianuju Ekeocha said of the video clip, "Very serious language warning here, but if you can withstand the sting of foul language this is an excellent analogy of abortion by Bill Burr."

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Bill Burr explains why he'll never apologize to the outrage mob



Comedian Bill Burr has never been one to back down to controversy or bend the knee to political correctness. During a recent podcast appearance, the popular stand-up comedian explained why he'll never apologize to the outrage mob.

On Thursday, Burr appeared on “Steve-O’s Wild Ride” – a podcast hosted by the star of the reality TV stunt show "Jacka**." Steve-O – whose real name is Stephen Gilchrist Glover – asked Burr, "Okay I got a random question. I really thought about this because I’m genuinely curious if you’ve ever apologized for a joke?”

Burr admitted that he has apologized, but specified, "Yeah. But I do it to the individual that I hurt."

Burr explained that "if I told a joke about something that somebody had a personal effect to and I made them sad or made them cry" he would apologize to that offended individual if they were offended at a joke at one of his stand-up comedy shows.

However, Burr proclaimed that he would "refuse to apologize to anybody that is upset that they heard a joke at a show they weren’t at."

He said if a person got offended at a comedy special that he put out for the public, then he would consider the criticism. Burr declared he would never apologize if the negativity is coming from a person solely seeking out content to be outraged about.

Burr noted that there is so much entertainment online and on streaming services that there is plenty not to get angry at, and presented "videos of dogs snoring" as an example.

The comedy great said, "But you went out of your way to f***ing watch this thing, it’s on you."

"I am a big believer in if you are wrong, and if you feel you’re wrong, you apologize," he conceded. "But I’m not a believer in the mob mentality and I’m not gonna apologize just cause it’s not worth it. Because then all I do is give that strength that it’s okay to do that and then some other comic’s going to have to deal with it."

"The Mandolorian" star added, "If you come up to me after a f***king show, I’ll listen to you, and if I agree with what you’re saying I’ll be like, ‘Yeah, okay. It wasn’t a personal thing, I’m sorry. I’m sorry you went through that or whatever.’ And what I’ve found is they’ll actually be cool with you. People, anybody, like us… They want to be heard."

Burr refuses to apologize to the "professional being offended" crowd who only get outraged to "move whatever cause because you feel like you can fix society with your ideas."

Burr warned that everything has become about "steering" the narrative like "Fox News and CNN" that "some a**hole" will take the audio clip without context and say, "See! Comedians should apologize!"

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Has Bill Burr Ever Apologized For A Joke? | Wild Ride! Clips www.youtube.com

In the past, Burr has railed against cancel culture, provoked liberals during his Grammy appearance, and defended Gina Carana after she was fired by Disney.

You can watch the entire episode of "Steve-O's Wild Ride" featuring Bill Burr below.

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Bill Burr - Steve-O's Wild Ride! Ep #107 www.youtube.com

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Bill Burr blasts Gina Carano's firing from 'The Mandalorian': 'Liberals proved her point'



Comedian Bill Burr blasted the firing of former "Mandalorian" actress Gina Carano and said that liberals proved the point she was trying to make about being Republican in Hollywood.

What's a brief history here?

Disney and Lucasfilm fired Carano — an MMA fighter turned actress — from the "Star Wars" spinoff in 2021 after she said that "hating someone for their political views" in America is similar to the treatment of Jews in Nazi Germany. She also previously voiced support for former President Donald Trump and criticized mask mandates during the COVID-19 pandemic.

At the time, Lucasfilm said a variety of her social media posts were “abhorrent and unacceptable” and thus justified the termination of her contract with the hit show.

What are the details?

During a recent interview with the Hollywood Reporter, the longtime comedian — who starred alongside Carano in the Disney+ streaming show — said that he didn't think it was fair that Carano lost her job over her personal and political opinions.

"I thought it was funny that the liberals proved her point," he told the outlet. "They just use outrage because they don't like your politics."

He added, "As someone who considers himself liberal, it's disappointing to see the left become how the right used to be when they went after the Dixie Chicks after they criticized George W. Bush. There's not a lot of people like that — most are just trying not to get in trouble. But there's this small collection of lunatics — either on the right or the left, at any given moment — that cause hysteria."

Burr added that can't understand why those people with opposite political ideals would go out of their way to sabotage someone's career.

"That somebody's opinion — or their political beliefs — makes people try to destroy their ability to make a living, it's f***ing bizarre to me," he mused.

Following her controversial 2021 firing, Carano's talent agency dropped her. She also lost out on a role in a planned spinoff series featuring her "Mandalorian" character, Cara Dune.