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How to Deal with Offensive Speech – SNL 2018 Edition
So, a week ago, Pete Davidson on Saturday Night Live mocked a political candidate. Nothing really new here, right? Except that this time he mocked Lt. Commander Dan Crenshaw, who just won a seat in congress from Texas. Crenshaw wears … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 14, Chapter 9
Tagged free speech, politics, satire, Saturday Night Live, Weekend Update
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Editorializing on the Cover of the NY Post
Say what you like about the New York Post, they have done some magnificent photo illustrations over the years on their cover as editorial commentary. I don’t often agree with the Post, but they do great covers. Obama and “Islamic … Continue reading →