Dinner Discussion - SNL 

Yes

"Yes, no one should ever take any care when sharing their thoughts." - moron

It’s more that talking honestly is dangerous these days.

Kinda like what actually happened to Aziz lol

Typical.

ryan started the fire

omg that was the joke she's the devil i just got that

Careful

here here

pinkmapviolin what happened? I don’t live in the states

Vincent H. True. I think they are a bunch of hypocrites!

What is this Aziz Ansari situation?

Carefullllll!

Now she is disappeared for snapped infinity Gaudet to wipe half of universe has covid.

after she started the conversation

LOL

Wait it isn’t acceptable? I must cancel my orders

That was the funniest part for me. Very relatable too.

The more people that do it, the more acceptable it'll be. I'd do it just for fun LOL

Well, it's not UNacceptable. Not yet. I say go for it. Have a ball.

Firefenex1996 Say what, that was the hidden truth, Satan starts confusion, then leaves to start it somewhere else.

Careful...

People don't have opinions because everyone's policing themselves to not get raked over the coals by strangers on the internet.

@@JohnChoidotOrg careful....

Deadass

@@christianalexander3384 watch it…

And never reappears

It's been happening more and more, especially within the last year, if you get my drift.

Gregory Baker I certainly think I'm picking up what you're putting down.

Gregory Baker careful....

The over-the-top nature places the feeling of trying to have tough political discussions about things with a huge grey-area like this particular incident without saying something wrong or offending anyone perfectly. It's also been the general tone of the online discussion with the whole thing being such a mess and it being so divisive it's like treading a minefield.

Meghan Mendola lmao

Savaana me too

Welcome to New York

You see a rat dragging a slice of pizza in a subway, I see a single father trying to feed his four teenage turtles.

I'm 100% sure it was a Kyle's idea

Erica K hahahahahaha that's genius xD

I agree in a big way! I think we have been taken advantage of by a lot of powerful, outspoken media and it's stunted our growth together in America. As long as we're not saying our piece, we can't grow.

Love this! And I agree. These conversations are very important. It's a crucial part of a healthy democracy to have conversations about important issues in which people approach each other respectfully and are willing to learn from each other.

What was the controversy with shape of water?

It won best picture, but in actuality it was a very odd movie that probably didn't even deserve to get nominated much less win.

@@johnd5931 yeah right. And black panther didn't deserve an oscar too

@@nksenadeera2601 Black Panther was a decent movie. I couldn't even finish the shape of water.

@@johnd5931 that's true

Only because men are so sensitive these days about finally being called out on bullshit. The Aziz Ansari situation is pretty cut and dry. Most adult men lose their boners when a girl says "maybe next time" and would have a hard time receiving oral sex knowing it was out of pity.

This man gets it. Live your channel by the way, Erik

Place Holder - Or maybe it's because we're kinda ticked off at the hypocricy of entitled hollywood millionaires preaching morals to the rest of us. They pretty much all knew of the sexual harrasment going on in the industry but so long as everyone kept their mouths shut and their pockets full it was all cool. Not that finally the whistle has been blown actresess who have been banking in on their sexual appeal or some incident of harrasment are tripping over themselves to cry out about being seen as sexual objects. Some of them have even publicaly deffended these abusers such as Meryl Streep, Natalie Portman and other who have petitioned for Roman Polantski to be pardoned and basically every woman who has worked with Woody Allen. All of them are now either keeping extra quiet about that or are immediately going back on their words and renouncing them so even you shoul see how it's hard for us to think any of this is genuine. There is also the factor that any kind of due process is eliminated and it desolves into chaotic internet mob justice. Anyone accused is immediately branded guilty and has basically no chance to defend themselves and even if prison isn't an actual option for them the damage to their carrers and reputation is irreparable. As far as Aziz Ansari goes, a woman coming up to your appartent after a first date and willingly going down on you among other things, and only mildly protesting your attempts to go further while at the same time being free to leave at any time is not cut and dry in any way shape or form you moronic liberal fucking cunt. I would hardly commend Azin or call his behaviour examplary, but what he did was not assault and no procecutour would ever take these accusations seriously. There is a TON of nuance to this particular case and idiots like you are the reason liberals and their actual issues are not taken seriously enough by the rest.

Place Holder fuck off you liberal piece of shit so you’re saying all men just think about sex all the time? Damn you’re dumb

SNL is a place to laugh at everything so don’t give your opinion and not just because your a god damn women

WOW OMG thanks for the recap

Thanks Sarcasm Queen

Is this an essay for 3rd grade?

Or the turtle sweater

Or the spell Heidi cast

Just say you have to fart and leave the table LOL

Or you could try growing a pair.

Oh god...

careful..................

CAREFUL

Arges Hagan omg this is sooo funny!!!

greenspan11111 , but actual in fact white people brought stds and new deseases to the America’s. Plus all most new white folk coming to North America were outcasts that hated their original government and were mostly the worst of the worst. Just facts ok? Plus, if there is a race that takes the record on nastiness, well-you must be some young buck that has no idea about history...

greenspan11111 - You are a racist.

Rachel Pipkin dude ikr

Use adblock - I haven't seen youtube ads for years.

You can also download RU-vid red for free.. type it up on the search bar

This channel gets such high traffic, especially right at upload. They're going to abuse the fuck out of that.

Ad blocker.

Rats absconding with our pizza

Yes and nobody realizes that Eastern Indians belong to the same race as Europeans, supposedly the only member of the Caucasian race. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caucasian_race. So technically there is no race issues there.

@@dttra566 That's some bullshit. Race is a social construct, and the fact is that Asians aren't treated as whites (especially South Asians) in today's society. Had Aziz Ansari been white, the entire conversation would have been much different. But because South Asian men are seen in a largely negative light, especially in matters of dating and sex, it is absolutely a race issue and absolutely matters, despite whatever archaic definitions of "caucasian" that no longer apply may be.

@@SimBol1216 You do realize that South Asians are statistically doing far better than White Americans in the US (as far as academic achievement, economically, property ownership etc). If whites are soo inherently racist or "see Asian men largely in a negative light"... why is it South Asians are absolutely thriving in America? In wealthy countries such as Saudi Arabia or United Arab Emirates, South Asians are ACTUALLY seen as second class people and can never be citizens of these countries (no matter how long they've worked there). Furthermore, it's quite common for White Americans to marry outside of their race but many women of Indian decent get disowned from their families for daring to marry outside of their race (worse still for Pakistani women). Lastly, most of the famous people who were pointed out for the #metoo movement were white males, so your claim that "Had Aziz Ansari been white, the entire conversation would have been much different" is absolutely ridiculous.

@@soulsurfer639 but the ones actually punished were black. With the exception of Weinstein

Can confirm, makes situations less awkward.

no you're not

Haha. That was my takeaway too🤩

It was done so dramatically I would love to see that everytime

Did you do it? ...or maybe you haven't felt awkward in the last 9 months 😝

I'll be his new boy wifu 🥵💕

Living Abstraction brave? Hmmm... you and I have different interpretations of that word.

Bridgett Beardsley Perhaps I guess what I meant to say was that it would have been easy for the show to kind of ignore it considering that he is essentially a guy that they already had somewhat positive experience with, like for example notice how SNL never mentioned anything about the whole Casey Affleck thing after he hosted? So yeah I honestly think it's pretty neat that not only are they commenting on it, they're also kind of commenting on the fact that unlike all the other situations no one really knows how to feel.

@@livingabstraction2206 Maybe they focused on Aziz because he seems like an essentially good guy. There's more room for conflicting opinions. Meanwhile, Casey Affleck just seems to be a creepy alcoholic Douchebag LOL

Careful…

We all know that sounds nice but in in reality you have to think about right time, place, and people. On politics, your credibility and integrity are nessecarily called into question and we naturally feel the need to defend and counter-question. That’s how arguments start, then to cool them you might feel the need to placate which you also might feel is beneath you. It’s hard enough with people you don’t care about on a personal level. It’s really hard to have discussions on fundamental value questions with people you care about but disagree with. You expect to be in alignment, not on everything, but on core values issues. Plus we live in a country of true ignorants - skepticism on climate change, systemic racism, vaccination, election results, etc. All these things are obvious and found by countless data, but no we disagree on the makeup of reality. How do you discuss that the Earth is truly round?

I think Trump vs Alec Baldwin is actually staged conflict, like a wresting match. But yeah, if Keenan Thompson's Al Sharpton bits during the Treyvon Martin news cycle weren't a clue that SNL will take-all-comers..yeah. Also, there was recently a skit where James Franco played a celebrity clueless about science, but suddenly an "expert" on the environment.

SNL regularly has mocked the Clintons and the Obamas.

Phil Hartman and Darryl Hamond as Bill and Jan Hooks, Anna Gaystyer, Amy Poehler and Kate McKinnon as Hillary. Fred Armison handing off Obama to Jay Pharaoh was the first time the SNL castmember playing the POTUS changed over without that castmember leaving. At the risk of sounding like a douchey hipster, I was in fact hip to Jay Pharaoh before he was on SNL. I'd found him a couple years previously on RU-vid after Googling "Denzel Washington Impersonator" and saw where he edited himself as Denzel Washington and Will Smith arguing.

kawaiiafangirl Skits like these are too few and too far in between.

No they didn't. No opinions or actual views were expressed. This is a total cuckfest.

What? You just hurt me and I am feeling like this is a totally unsafe space, now! :)

What does being a liberal have to do with this? Liberals need to stop acting like they have to prove themselves, be proud of yourself.

Same here. It's the Conservatives that tend to get offended and unable to take a joke. The comments on the "infomercial" for 50s/80s rock-a-billy star Chucky Lee Byrd look like Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity have a bunch of fake RU-vid accounts. And seriously, given that SNL was started by a bunch of Harvard Lampoon progressives with recurring guests Steve Martin and George Carlin, why are Conservatives SUDDENLY getting the memo that SNL HAS ALWAYS BEEN Liberal...Senator Al Franken, fer god's sakes, was on this show.

@J M "we?" the majority of Americans that voted didn't vote for him...

@J M "we the people" didn't choose him if the other candidate got more votes... "we the people" chose Hillary, the electoral college chose trump. big difference.

Your friends and family suck then

starlight write We all want that spell

starlight write Lol 😂

I thought the joke was she was evil and set the conversation and then ran away, eventually causing the Apocalypse.

Careful...

@@intellix who cares? I demand to know the spell

The chick who brought it up in the first place bailed out.

Careful...

Catherine Lavoie, MSN, APRN It's a hard thing to talk about for them because these movements are radical terrorist groups that will destroy anyone who opposes them.

DeathnoteBB what? She said “let’s stop.” so they stopped. I just...what?

Well unless your opinion is horribly pointless or truly offensive (like all women that go to a man's house should expect to have sex with him) you should be fine. I have yet to see a person with whom we can't have a good conversation, we might disagree but its about the degree and the ramifications of a certain event.

JR N I agree!! It shuts down honest debate. I believe that most points of view have some validity, so if we listen we can compromise and create a win/win scenario.

it's called "identity politics", and it has completely ruined public discourse on... pretty much everything. (btw aziz accusers name is Abby Nierman)

*Reading your comment* ----> *Nuclear Explosion*

or maybe the whole planet should take a vow of silence ..everything is completely out of control.. I shutter to think what the future generations will have to endure 😒

Himaryous right?? don't come for shape of the water!! that movie was a ( bestiality) masterpiece 😭😂

thank you! geez

I agree, as a liberal I found it to be very funny because it struck such a nerve. So well done.

Stupid assumption.

I think everyone finds this funny

Most people in my life with strong opinions about #MeToo didn't even know who I was referring to when I brought up Roy Moore. Maybe 33 year old men shouldn't date women who are at an age when their brain hasn't fully developed?

Careful....

Place Holder, What does knowing who Roy Moore is even matter?

I think the idea is more that they all *had* opinions, but it's such a thorny topic that they were afraid to express them

Just the Coolest Dude Yo Oh, I was just talking to the general public.

Give me a break. This isn't reality. Far, far from it. This is pure entertainment cuckitude.

waaatch iiiitttt

Brazit Barba it Is insane

Hi

@@MidnighttWolf Hello

Steven Perez look pal here is rule of thumb. Say No.. You know No means No. This incident in particular is just attention grabbing and a blot on this whole movement.

A perfect response

I agree. It's gotten a wide range of people seriously talking about consent, which is a very important topic itself.

Steven Perez Great comment dude.

PrasadS She did say no. But he kept trying other approaches. The issue was that she did like him and was expecting more romance and foreplay, and he was being gross and aggressive. She might have slept with him if he had had more finesse. So initial intentions are not blanket consent for anything goes. A girl can get turned off because a guy doesn't know what he's doing and change her mind about taking things further. But I don't think this is assault or harassment. He didn't force himself on her at any point.

Josh Mendoza BIG TIME STUFF!!!!

😂😂😂

Would've been hilarious if that dropped halfway through the skit lol

That's what I thought they were going for not a landmine sketch

Do you get fined for littering?

Agreed

i think that was my favorite!!!

The Aziz Ansari case had nothing to do with "Me Too". The actual "Me Too" cases weren't complicated. They were just some people taking sexual advantage of others. Basically people being evil, pure and simple. What happened with Aziz should in no way diminish what happened in the other cases.

Jayyy Zeee except the actresses didn’t care until roles stopped showing up.

Eni Tesoro Well said Eni.

I think she represents "Grace" (or the writer of the babe .net article) an anonymous person who came, created a shit storm, tainted metoo and left.

Yep

To paraphrase the NRA, "When dating is criminalized, only criminals will go out on dates."

Possibly, but Aziz is a MAN of colour - and I haven't seen anyone play the race-card over that. I'm seeing this leading to people who, when asked out on a date, will either file a report just to save time or require documentation as complicated as an iPhone terms of service agreement.

Careeeeeefuulllll

If I get hate comments from iPhone owners, I'll delete my comment ASAP. ;)

You don't get it. It's not a man or woman's responsibility, it's both. If a person is responsible for another person's non verbal yeses, they can more easily avoid hurtful miscommunications like this.

elHEARTBREAKER perhaps if you learned to not speak and think in such absolutes, you'd see that there is far more nuance to *almost* every issue.

elHEARTBREAKER yeah because if you say not all men you’re an uninformed fool.

elHEARTBREAKER actually you are slightly wrong. It's only if you're a celebrity. I'm an anonymous person on the internet who can be as obnoxious as possible with little to no ramifications. We have built up celebrities to the extent where they cannot say anything now without offending someone. We nobody's have free reign but we're so numerous no one cares what we think

All the responding comments just prove your point...

Unless of course we are swarming a 'celebrity' with anonymous internet mob mentality outrage and judgement...

BOB money And stop the man hating feminazis from spreading their anti men agenda.

We need to understand that most people are normal and just want to get along and most men aren't secret misogynist sexist sexual predators. None of us are going to be perfect, including us women. I think it would help if we got over these old dating traditions asap. Why must the man lead on everything? Most guys don't like having to take all of those risks, having to carefully guess what their date may want because we're expected to be modest about what we really want if we are interested in sex. Most guys would probably like not having to pay for 80% of the dates they go on as well. Why do so many of us still expect that from men? If the norm was the dates were a lot more balanced, any guy trying to control the date would raise a red flag.

Alison N I agree with you but many women have high sex drives sometimes even more than their husbands/boyfriends

I completely agree.

hey allison im ganna have to call you on ur shit no offense here but that some shitty arguing you have there. enrique has it right some girls DO have a higher sex drive like me in particular. i have a hormone condition that really amps that up and no joke i get off at least 5x a day to relieve myself from the hyper sexual symptoms i get. that ends up meaning that 9x/10 i am the one that initiates sexual contact or request of any kind from my partners through out life. bc of that the onus FALLS ON ME, to be responsible toward understanding if the other person actually wants to engage with me or not. the responsibility isnt on them its not a "Well they werent clear enough about their wants" the responsibility is ALWAYS on the person propositioning first and fore most. pretty much every one already knows that most men do not want to be predators and have sexual desire that they cannot control but they can control WHAT THEY DO WITH THEM. biology is not an excuse for immoral aggrieved actions we are humans being we have an abilty to make a choice and a responsibility to be put effort into being aware of our surrounding conditions when we make said choices. its very disconcerting that the main issue kepts being swept under the rug, in that pushing sex on someone who is not comfortable with it get excuse by our society. yes we are very hard on rapist but we are also very hard on victims of rape and harassment and a culture that doesnt overwhelming realize that the onus is solely on the person making the preposition, only reinforces that sort of behavior in the first place. we need to have a VERY serious conversation about what consent means and why the responsibility should never fall on the person being propositioned. this goes beyond gender and toward how we view sexuality and entitlement (ie "if you cant properly stop me i deserve to have this" mentality) in general but it certainly touches on gender deeply bc of the the fact the we in many ways EXPECT passive acceptance out of women and that men should be "conquerors". we need to stop with the whole "well why were you not more clear then" attitude. if you dont wanna harass and abuse people you need to put conscious effort into understand and reading how they feel or what they want or or if you are unable or unwilling you shouldnt be fucking a living being but rather a pocket pussy or dildo. if someone didnt understand that someone else didnt want them they are the one creating the problem and arent RESPONSIBLE enough to be engaging is such activities. making that as clear as possible should be paramount if we are ever to actually solve this toxic mess.

Raul Hernandez it did 🤣🤣🤣

Raul Hernandez Carefulllll.......