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  Tickets wont sell.  
  Bookings will be cancelled.  
  He will complain to whoever will listen about how he has been unfairly cancelled by the Woke.
context: Well, that's a good joke >
  
  Snoop Dogg called for Cosby’s freedom and it got more than half a million likes including from LeBron James.
  A lot of people will go >
  
  Damn it, I thought Snoop Dogg was supposed to be cool. >
  
  What made ya think that? The millions of dollars he puts into trying to come off as the cool guy? >
  
  I don't know, Reddit seems to like him. I don't really follow celebrities. >
  
  Just remember, "no one of us is as dumb as all of us" is a saying for a reason. >
  
  Entire plot of the Foundation series... Then the show was like, "ok, but what if everyone was dumb on their own?" >
  
  Including the writers. I couldn't make it more than an episode or two. It's just so damned dull. >
  
  I've read all seven of the foundation novels multiple times; I go to sleep to second foundation a lot, and honestly think that had the greatest quadruple twist ending of any book I've read in my entire life.
  Foundation, the show? I literally didn't care if anyone on screen lived or died. They were all equally useless. 
  I will say, the only thing the show did right was making Cleon a clone legacy. That was interesting, even if it had nothing to do with the story of the books.
  Edit: not saying there are other books with quadruple twists I'm comparing second foundation to; saying that the quadruple twist was the best ending of a book I've ever read. Ambiguous phrasing; another reason I'm an Asimov fan, because he didn't fuck up like that haha >
  
  Free drinks at the door if you buy a ticket >
  
  And free backstage pass >
  
  Backdoor pass you mean >
  
  No, he means an ass. >
  
  Time to dust off that Spanish fly routine >
  
  Don't have the jello shots. >
  
  Or the puddin pops >
  
  He acted like he was on death's door at trial, and now he is going to embark on a comedy tour. Fuck this guy. >
  
  Harvey Weinstein scuffles along with a walker trying the same sympathy ploy. >
  
  They learned it from the various Nazis over the last 70 years who have been tried. THey would all put on a huge show of being a helpless old man. >
  
  I would assume every lawyer recommends it to every moderately old person they defend?  Try to look unhealthy/weak to look sympathetic.  
  If a lawyer isn’t recommending this, then he isn’t doing everything possible to defend his client. >
  
  Any lawyer recommending this needs to worry about the surveillance videos of his client jogging and playing tennis. >
  
  I worked with a lawyer who won a case like that.  Woman trying to commit insurance fraud, acting basically paralyzed from the neck down... lawyer plays videos for the judge showing her moving bigass laundry baskets on her balcony.  
  She still thought she could win, somehow (since it proceeded to trial and that video would have been disclosed at discovery).  Apparently, she stuck to the bit even after she lost. >
  
  
  "The controversial comedian said as much during a surprise Dec. 28 radio interview"
  
  'Controversial'?!  He raped a bunch of people. Is raping people now 'controversial'? >
  
  
  controversial comedian
  
  What's the best way to complain about this that hurts the sham of a news rag that printed it? >
  
  I'm so sick of it, too.  Currently a huge record in hockey is about to be broken by Alex Ovechkin, a Russian who whole heartedly embraces Putin.  Somehow, he's labeled "controversial."  
  No.  This is simply using language to say something kinda sorta didn't happen.
  Cosby is a rapist.  Ovechkin supports a mass murdering dictator.  Harvey Weinstein is a rapist.
  Call people what they fucking are. >
  
  r/whatcouldgowrong >
  
  Look...everything he did aside. I saw that last standup he did before he went to jail. He is riddled with dementia and that shit was sad as fuck. >
  
  Anyone who'd still buy a ticket to a Cosby show certainly isn't doing so for his comedy >
  
  I honestly feel like most ticket sales now would be people just heckling and booing him.
  Doubt this tour last more than two shows. >
  
  Why would you go and give him money? If no one goes, that's the biggest slap. >
  
  I mean, this is fucked up, but I kinda want to see it just for the spectacle appeal. Like, it's Cosby. The dude who defined a generation, raped 50+ women, and then decided it would be a good idea to go on a comedy tour directly following jail. That's just something I kind of want to see. Not because I'm a fan of his work or because I support him in any way, but because his whole story is so fucked up and crazy, and I'm just curious to see how this dude plans on winning any crowd or audience over at this point. I'm so curious to see how this dude expects anything other than a shower of boos and visceral hate at any venue he performs at. >
  
  "My fleeting entertainment is more important than morality. I'd finance the thing I say I hate to have some hours of fun" >
  
  That’s gonna be a tough argument. I tried to say the same thing to people who are going to see the Flash movie and support Ezra Miller, who is on camera physically assaulting women, on top of his other insanity.
  The morality vs entertainment argument is a tough slog on Reddit. >
  
  In general you mean. People have given sexual predators like Roman Polanski qnd the director of Jeepers Creepers passes for years before this scandal, and years before reddit. >
  
  Victor Salva is his name and more people need to know what he did and that he is a terrible person which is why I feel it’s important to name him. >
  
  Yeah, he's a scumbag >
  
  Brock Turner is his warm-up... >
  
  Is that convicted rapist Brock Turner who now goes by Allen Turner? >
  
  I hadn’t heard that convicted rapist Brock Turner now goes by convicted rapist Allen Turner. Thanks for the heads up! >
  
  I too, hadn't heard that convicted rapist Brock Turner changed his name to Allen Turner. That sure is good to know. >
  
  Allen is convicted rapist Brock Turner's middle name! >
  
  Interesting! I had an uncle Allen that I was quite fond of. Though he had a drinking problem, he wasn't a rapist, unlike convicted rapist Brock Allen Turner. >
  
  I had an uncle Allen too, but he actually was a rapist. While in prison he confessed to having at least a dozen victims.
  EDIT: Might be Alvin. I only knew him as Al, which is the same name in the news reports about his crimes. >
  
  Can’t wait for the vids of him being heckled off the stage >
  
  people would watch that, meaning they payed for tickets... earning him a profit.
  no, ticket sales should be 0. that's how you show that rapist what he's worth. >
  
  There's always making the venues miserable for agreeing to host this garbage. >
  
  It shouldn’t even get that far. The venues themselves should refuse to host him.
  If I owned a venue I wouldn’t touch him with a ten foot pole. I’d be worried about protesters, and also other artists not wanting to come to the venue after Cosby was allowed to perform there. Aside from it being the right thing to do, it wouldn’t be worth the risk, IMO. >
  
  What about all the medical excuses he had to get out of prison. Thought this fucker is blind or some shit. >
  
  Not what got him out of prison. His conviction was thrown out because the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that the previous DA had made a non-prosecution agreement with Cosby regarding the case (might not be describing it properly, I'm not a lawyer) >
  
  That was really stupid of the investigators and DA, but throwing out the case is the correct call if that is in fact the deal they made. >
  
  Serial rapist out on a technicality still sucks to see though
  Edit: Bill Cosby raped 60 women. >
  
  It sucks to see him walk for sure, but I have to correct anyone who calls it a technicality. 
  I and my colleagues (criminal defense lawyers) have done trials that we did win on actual technicalities like the police messed up paperwork or timed something wrong etc. and this is different.
  Our 5th amendment right to silence during a CRIMINAL investigation and trial is a critical part of our rights to be free from the tyranny of government. He willingly gave that up, leading to him necessarily losing a civil case against him,
  in exchange for being free from prosecution. If the government could make promises that hinge on our Constitutional rights and then just violate it at will… then we’re in scary territory. This was the right call on the decision of the court. 
  Probably really bad call on the part of that prosecutor, but it is what it is now. >
  
  Allowing him criminal immunity for a civil case was an absolutely shit decision though. >
  
  My money is on him doing a anti-woke, anti-cancel culture comedy tour. >
  
  I feel like he's done enough anti-woke stuff... >
  
  People sleepin on this joke like they took a free drink from Cosby. >
  
  hshuedid lmao please stop I'm gonna wake up the neighborhood >
  
  No tickets are being sold, you’ll just be selected and forced to watch without your consent. >
  
  And roofied so you couldn’t leave . . . >
  
  I guess that means you won't remember the performance either...