Comedy Proves The Existence of White Privilege

A lot of talk has been going around about white privilege, and if it even exists. Well, I've come up with a way to prove that it exists. All we have to do is look at comedy. That's right, comedy proves white privilege exists. I've come up with a list of reasons that prove it. I'm not crazy, this is undeniable proof that white privilege exists.

1. Seth Rogen is still employed

2. People actually think Sarah Silverman is funny

3. Seinfeld didn't know any black people

4. Conan O'Brien and Jimmy Fallon are considered funny

5. Seth MacFarlane has been allowed to ride the same jokes for over a decade

6. When is the last time you laughed at Amy Schumer

7. We let Jeff Ross be roast master like most black people wouldn't light him up

8. Lisa Lampanelli is considered hilarious but Leslie Jones is crude and unfunny

9. Adam Sandler can make a movie any time he likes

10. Tosh.0/Ridiculousness/Fuller House/Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt

There it is, believe it or not. Comedy proves that white privilege does exist. How else would you explain all these horrible movies and stand up specials keep getting made? Nobody is giving Doug Williams more stand up specials, yet here comes another Anthony Jeselnik special. Why are we letting Jeff Dunham and Jeff Foxworthy slide? White privilege, that's why.

You can hear Darrell on the CP Time and Powerbomb Jutsu podcasts. He also plays classic arcade games on The Cabinet
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