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But the truth is Hillary was f***ed over by WW & WM. The numbers don't lie. I thought this place was going to be really tense. We can never again take seriously anything these comedians complain about.”

MSNBC opinion writer Zeeshan Aleem accused the performers of participating in “comedy-washing” in an op-ed, describing the event as “an insidious tool to project a misleading image of the country’s incremental efforts to liberalize … this comedy festival functions fundamentally as propaganda, allowing the country to falsely present an image of an open society when, in fact, the government remains hostile to democratic civil liberties tied to freedom of speech and assembly.”

There is a long history of debate on this issue, weighing a refusal to normalize and endorse an authoritarian regime versus the benefits of exposing such cultures to Western values and fostering a sense of openness.

Be offended, check your privilege, and move on.

"The month of June is gay pride month," he said. A boat?

That's what these people sounded like. The political scientist Joseph S. Nye popularized the term “soft power” in the 1980s to describe using forces like art and culture to shape what other countries want and value.

The pop singer and humanitarian Sting has likewise spoken out about this concept in the past when defending his performance in Uzbekistan in 2009.

Burr painted a portrait of a region where people were, well, “just like us” — wanting live comedy, wanting to relax and have fun, and consuming a surprising amount of Western culture. They got a fucking Chili’s over here!”

Once onstage at the Riyadh show, Burr kept pushing his material and crowd banter further and further — including doing a bit about gay men at the gym — until he was eventually performing his regular act.

“I am disgusted and deeply disappointed in this whole gross thing,” wrote Cross. "Give them the sun for 31 days. “When I was landing in Bahrain, like I’m fucking nervous, right? Not because he doesn't raise valid criticisms in some of his comedy, but because he has always leveraged his ability to point them out to the detriment of change and the benefit of himself, and he can f*** off into the sun for it."

"Honestly, I didn't even know who Bill Burr was, and after that opening monologue I can honestly say I'm glad I didn't," another user said.

“You think everybody’s going to be screaming ‘death to America’ and they’re going to have like fucking machetes and want to like chop my head off, right?” Burr said. There's gay black people, they could celebrate from June 1, June 31, give them 61 days to celebrate."

Elsewhere during the interview, Burr joked that white women — which he referred to as "b***hes" at one point — co-opted the "woke movement."

"The woke movement was supposed to be about people of color not getting opportunities," he explained.