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Tom Brady Roast Proves Woke Is on the Run
Remember comedy? We used to embrace it without reservation, treating comedians like comedians, not politicians who hold sway over our lives. Tell a bad joke? Move along. Nothing to see here save the flop sweat on the stand-up’s brow. The woke mind virus changed all that. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFWxEfzeYzs&t=184s Now, comedians have to watch what they say for fear of “offending” a group or single person. It’s had a chilling effect on creativity across the board, but comedians have felt...