\u201c[Peter] Kim said audiences have gotten more abusive in the past year and has heard people use the \u2018f\u2019 word, alluding to a slur against gays.
\u201cThe straw that broke the camel\u2019s back for me was a man was sitting next to a Hispanic couple,\u201d Kim said. \u201cWe asked a question to another lady, completely different lady, we said, \u2018Hey, ma\u2019am, what is something small that pisses you off, like getting stuck in traffic.\u2018\u201d
The man, unsolicited, screamed out, \u2018Sitting too close to a Mexican,\u2019 while sitting next to a Hispanic couple.\u201c
\u201cIn 44 years of this work, I\u2019ve never seen anything like it. The audience seems to feel like they have license in very unpleasant ways,\u201d he added. “Ninety-nine percent of people are cool. But the jerk who used to keep his mouth shut now feels like he has the right to say something.\u201d
Second City\u2019s longtime owner Andrew Alexander said he has noticed a \nspike in inappropriate audience behavior in the last six or seven \nmonths, which was not common before now. He said he \u201cabsolutely\u201d blames \nsuch a rise in racist attitudes to the recent political climate that \nencourages \u201ccertain demographics on the Trump side\u201d to voice their \nopinions.
So under the influence of Donald Trump the comedy world is getting cruder, with more aggression and racial humor, driving out SJWs.
Recently, we heard how Donald Trump was driving urban millennial women to be less assertive and feminist and more pretty and feminine
Right now he\u2019s indoctrinating people that sexual assault is a joke charge that unworthy women - who should be mocked and punished - use to take down great men.
I\u2019ll be damned, but dude\u2019s actually delivering on the shitlord issues.