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American comedian Jeremy McLellan gets abused for calling out cow vigilantes
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Nothing offensive in the photos.
The cow is simply meat for them.
It is the insecurity and low self esteem.of the Hindus prickly ego that makes him believe that those who eat beef, do it to spite them.
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dont get yourself banned wishing your first week buddyyou are a pakistani, why would ANYONE trust you ?...... now shoo.
loving this. Indians making themselves be hated from around the world.
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Jeremy Just Made my Day.
Those who cannot resist eating beef without chanting "hindu" does so in spite.
If anything, its vulgar to brandish your greed and utter recklessness for humans and planet earth.
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Yes, it will change in time. Most of Hindus are new generation without organized thoughts to defend our religion. Most of them defend with emotional outbursts. Rather it should be rational payback.The mistake these unsophisticated Indians did was to attack him personally rather than attack his Value system. They should mount an attack on Christianity and watch this smart @ss slink away and cry "intolerance"
Internet hindus are ill equipped to defend themselves against the bigotry of internet Christians. They problem is they are still naive regarding the contempt christians have to Hindus and Hindu values.
But hopefully this will change in time.
I am sure our defenses will evolve with time.
Hindu grow up respecting all faiths they they discover that they are the ONLY one who does that. They they do not know how to respond.
They will evolve once they stop being this naive.
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VICE: You've gained a lot of popularity with Muslims and Southeast Asians. Why do you think that is?
Jeremy McLellan: I don't set out and think, How do I write a joke to appeal to Muslims and Desi people? It's more like I see it in the news, it is important, and I talk about it. Think of it like this: You open up a fruit stand, and you love all the different types of fruit, but it turns out everyone loves your oranges. So what do you do? You sell oranges. You become the orange king. That's what happened to me. I tell a lot of jokes about a lot of things—race, immigration, police brutality—all these hot-button topics that I love addressing. But Islamophobia seems to be the thing that everyone wants to hear me talk about.
Do you change your routine when you are playing to a Muslim audience?
No. That is a big misconception. I don't do two separate acts. I perform for non-Muslims all the time, and I will use those jokes for Muslim audiences. I do change up the routine if the organizers have told me it has to be "family friendly." I would tailor the jokes to the audience, of course, like there are some jokes that maybe only Muslim audiences would get, but it's not like I have a joke that I tell elsewhere, and it might offend Muslims, so I won't tell it. Like, you wouldn't tell a joke about sex at any family-friendly event. But you might tell an alcohol joke. And I've told alcohol jokes to both Muslim and non-Muslim audiences, and it's been fine. There was one time that a contract had a clause not to tell any jokes about the difference between Sunni and Shia. As if I would have a lot of material about that.
What have you learned about the Muslim community?
It is diverse. I think non-Muslims, both on the right and the left, treat Muslims as just one thing. You see it even with the hijab debate. People on the right will be like, "Oh, all Muslim women are being subjugated and being dominated by their husbands, and we need to ban the hijab." Then, on the left, you have people who are well intentioned who support the hijab, but the way they talk they make it sound like every single Muslim woman wears it. They will make it sound like a Saudi is the same as a Pakistani or a Malaysian. And they just aren't, and I wouldn't want someone generalizing like that about Christians.
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/...omic-making-a-living-playing-muslim-festivals
Jeremy McLellan: I don't set out and think, How do I write a joke to appeal to Muslims and Desi people? It's more like I see it in the news, it is important, and I talk about it. Think of it like this: You open up a fruit stand, and you love all the different types of fruit, but it turns out everyone loves your oranges. So what do you do? You sell oranges. You become the orange king. That's what happened to me. I tell a lot of jokes about a lot of things—race, immigration, police brutality—all these hot-button topics that I love addressing. But Islamophobia seems to be the thing that everyone wants to hear me talk about.
Do you change your routine when you are playing to a Muslim audience?
No. That is a big misconception. I don't do two separate acts. I perform for non-Muslims all the time, and I will use those jokes for Muslim audiences. I do change up the routine if the organizers have told me it has to be "family friendly." I would tailor the jokes to the audience, of course, like there are some jokes that maybe only Muslim audiences would get, but it's not like I have a joke that I tell elsewhere, and it might offend Muslims, so I won't tell it. Like, you wouldn't tell a joke about sex at any family-friendly event. But you might tell an alcohol joke. And I've told alcohol jokes to both Muslim and non-Muslim audiences, and it's been fine. There was one time that a contract had a clause not to tell any jokes about the difference between Sunni and Shia. As if I would have a lot of material about that.
What have you learned about the Muslim community?
It is diverse. I think non-Muslims, both on the right and the left, treat Muslims as just one thing. You see it even with the hijab debate. People on the right will be like, "Oh, all Muslim women are being subjugated and being dominated by their husbands, and we need to ban the hijab." Then, on the left, you have people who are well intentioned who support the hijab, but the way they talk they make it sound like every single Muslim woman wears it. They will make it sound like a Saudi is the same as a Pakistani or a Malaysian. And they just aren't, and I wouldn't want someone generalizing like that about Christians.
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/...omic-making-a-living-playing-muslim-festivals
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The cow vigilantism is ridiculous. Gets ridiculed in India as well.
All religions have some pretty effed-up ideologies that need decimation.
All religions have some pretty effed-up ideologies that need decimation.
Doesn't mean you kill everyone consuming beef. By that logic all houses not running on solar power should be burnt to the ground.Those who cannot resist eating beef without chanting "hindu" does so in spite.
If anything, its vulgar to brandish your greed and utter recklessness for humans and planet earth.
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RSS IT Cell and its volunteers in PDF - Proud moments....Masterstroke...Now your activities are going international. Meanwhile, I just had Beef Jerkey here in Indian state of Kerala. No cow mother here. Sorry!
Nice strawman.
But there must be something deeply wrong with a man who sees "MURDER" when somebody is putting forth scientific data and then jumps up like Don Quixote and charges at the wind mills and claims "cow vigilantism is ridiculous".
Better still he then goes to on to claim that but putting forth data on wasteful expenditure , the next step is to "burn houses down to the ground"
Have you ever considered getting psychiatric help for your pathological hate ?
When you do, take along the sancho panza who thanked your post.
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Hahahaha!!! Jeremy's responses are too funny! I wonder how he got hold of so much Hindi?
Bhakts are so retarded it is funny in a not-so-funny way. On the one hand, they have some standard tropes - rejection of Macaulay's education reforms, denigration of Western achievements in science, law and economics, and indefatigable belief in the superiority of a (partly) fictional past heritage.
On the other hand, these are the same people who will line up outside the US embassy or Australian High Commission for visas to work or study. They love the dollar and all that it can buy. They have no shame that all they use in their daily life has been invented in the West and make no effort to understand why it is so. Their venality, hypocrisy and dishonesty is only matched by their retardation.
Bhakts are so retarded it is funny in a not-so-funny way. On the one hand, they have some standard tropes - rejection of Macaulay's education reforms, denigration of Western achievements in science, law and economics, and indefatigable belief in the superiority of a (partly) fictional past heritage.
On the other hand, these are the same people who will line up outside the US embassy or Australian High Commission for visas to work or study. They love the dollar and all that it can buy. They have no shame that all they use in their daily life has been invented in the West and make no effort to understand why it is so. Their venality, hypocrisy and dishonesty is only matched by their retardation.
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