Bill Burr’s SNL monologue calls out white women

The comedian Bill Burr annoyed many people with his monologue “Saturday Night Live” on Saturday night.

The comic, which hosted the sketch comedy show for the first time, gave a seven-minute stand-up routine which, among other things, addressed the COVID-19 pandemic and broke off the culture.

About three minutes into the monologue, Burr turned his attention to white women, calling on them to be complicit “through centuries of crimes against humanity.”

“I have to tell you how white women somehow hijacked the guard movement … Generals around the world should analyze this,” Burr said. “The guard movement should be about the fact that people with color don’t get any chances … and that this is finally possible. And that was what it was about for about eight seconds. And then white women somehow swung their feet in Gucci boots over the fence of oppression and stuck themselves to the top of the line. ”

“White guys crush … the nerve of you white women,” he added. “Let’s go back in history here. You have stood by us poisonous white men through centuries of our crimes against humanity. You rolled around in blood money and on occasion, when you were going to sneak out and hang out with a black guy, you would say it was not consensual when caught. You did that! Why don’t you shut up and sit down next to me and talk to you? ”

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