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HollywoodMarch 18, 2017
Cue Liberal Outrage: Tim Allen Compares Hollywood to 1930's Germany
Louder with Crowder Dot Com takes you back to March 19, 2017!
Tim Allen calling out Hollywood is nothing new (see Tim Allen Skewers Hollywood’s Shameless Hypocrisy on Tolerance, Trump and Watch Tim Allen’s Reaction to Hillary as President). But referring to it as 1930's Germany? That's a twist.
Obviously, he was doing a bit. We know because people emitted the chuckles. As anyone with an iota of comedic sense knows, there's always a nugget of truth to a joke. When people call Amy Schumer whorish, the nugget is more a meteor on course to destroy Earth. Hug your children.
The clear truth here is Hollywood leftists are as intolerant as the Third Reich browsing for diamond studs at their local Jewish-owned jewelry shop. Only to be lectured on fashion by a flamboyant homosexual shaking a feather boa. It's just not a good day. A funny little irony considering who the intolerant left has deemed the new Hitler. An irony which hasn't been lost on you beautiful people. Don't blame the Antifa thugs, though. They're still living at home with mommy.
But I will bet all the money in my pocket right now that Tim Allen's segment gets played by progressives as "Tim Allen ATTACKS Hollywood: 'Just like Nazi Germany.'" That will be the entire context. Like Allen went off on a rant and called people Nazi's. Simpletons.
Oh well, there goes the comedian's chance to play the college circuit.
If you want to talk about real fascism that isn't a joke, watch this:
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