HBO’s “Real Time” and “Club Random” podcast host Bill Maher held nothing back when being criticized by Neil DeGrasse Tyson for refusing to bow to the woke leftist tyrannical agenda.
Maher has completely abandoned college campuses when it comes to his stand-up comedy career, DeGrasse Tyson said during Sunday’s episode of “Club Random.” In response, Maher politely told DeGrasse Tyson he was being far “too broad” with his criticism of Maher’s comedic work. But DeGrasse Tyson wouldn’t let go, basically telling Maher to censor himself to be able to work on college campuses.
Considering how many non-woke people have been attacked and threatened by far-leftists woke college students, it’s unclear why DeGrasse Tyson was so Hell-bent on making this point to Maher, saying he’d “given up on an entire generation.”
“I’ve given up on any place that doesn’t even remotely attempt to believe in free speech,” Maher shot back, yelling, finally. “And thinks that anything that they hear that they don’t like, that they don’t agree with is violence. These people are fucking nuts and you should be calling them out. Somebody like you, who has standing with kids.”
At this, DeGrasse Tyson tried and failed to interject.
“You’re doing what parents do,” Maher continued. “You’re taking the path of least resistance and therefore hurting the kids and yourself. Parents ruin both their lives. They ruin their fuckin’ spoiled kids’ lives and they ruin their own lives ’cause the kids rule the roost. So what you’re doing on a national level … ” (RELATED: ‘Happily’: JK Rowling Says She’d Do Prison Time Over Transgender Views)
Maher is cut off by DeGrasse Tyson again, who changes the entire topic and doesn’t bother to address any of Maher’s points. But Maher continued, calling his guest “Sweetheart,” and explaining how he’s not going to change his personality and rhetoric to fit in with these wankers. And I love him for it.
And the undercurrent of it all: you, like DeGrasse Tyson, are a coward if you bow down to the blatant censorship being foisted upon our youth, largely by themselves.