Here's a compilation of more of her stuff.

Soft culture wants you to believe every comic is a blue-check sermon.

Then Arynne Wexler walks out and admits she’s “liberal passing.”

Fort Lauderdale Improv. NYC nostalgia. HOA politics. And a “how to say hello in NYC” bit that soft etiquette would never put on a corporate DEI… pic.twitter.com/1LIDLvGp5u

— Pete Santilli 🇺🇸 🇮🇹 🎙️ (@petersantilli) September 22, 2026

This reminds me of "The Name of the Rose" which was a great book and movie centered around the lost 2nd book Aristotle or more accurately the lost sections of the book dealing with comedy. The main point being that Aristotle (who though while a pagan and pre dating Christ was deeply influential in Christian philosophy) wrote about the power of humor and comedy which contrasted with the far more serious nature of is previous book of Poetics. The idea being that the Church was threatened by comedy and they understood the power of humor against authority.

The point is less about the truth or not of Aristotle's book but rather the idea that power hates comedy because it undermines them like nothing else can. That is why political correctness and Woke was all about telling you what you could and couldn't say and what was and what was not funny. It's all about control. It's refreshing to see more comedians continuing to point out the ridiculousness of that.

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Right about Islam, wrong about pit bulls.

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Sorry bro...yours may be good, but make sure you ALWAYS socialize it.

Untrained or neglected pit bulls are the absolute worst. We had renter in our neighborhood and twice their pits got out...one time it started to attack a mail person but they were able to get to an elevated position and call 911. The next time, a few months later, one got out again and attacked a young mother who was walking her infant in a stroller. She put herself between her baby and the dog and just let it attack her as she screamed in agony. Ripped her arm up bad but thankkfully someone was able to come to her aid.

Acting like these incidents dont disproportionately involve pits (and a few other aggressive breeds that were bred for violence) is basically asking everyone to be stupid and ignore their eyes, ears and brains.

THEY WERE BRED TO BE THIS WAY. It's not their fault. But too many people own them because it makes them feel cool/tough...and a lot of these people are not trainign them AT ALL.

I was doing insurance defense back in the day and had summary judgment oral argument on a dog bite case involving pit bulls (they were mutts, but the Plaintiff lawyer just stated they were) down in Columbus, Ga. There is (was) Georgia case law that the breed of dog is not relevant. The Plaintiff lawyer kept repeating and stressing the pit bull this and pit bull that.

I brought up the case and the judge said, "son, in my court I decide what's relevant." Lost the case, appealed it, Court of Appeals used it to eviscerate the One Bite Rule and hit the front page of the State legal rag for destroying the one bite rule. Ga. Supreme Court denied cert. (It used to be law that the owner had to have PRIOR knowledge of a dog's vicious propensity. So, every dog got "one free bite.")

Anywho. You don't want to go to court as the owner of a pit bull. Sorry dogs, I tried.

ToddyHill said:

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This woman is SO SPOT on. I pray for her safety!

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I'll volunteer to take night watch.

Thunderstruck xx said:

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Here's a compilation of more of her stuff.

Soft culture wants you to believe every comic is a blue-check sermon.

Then Arynne Wexler walks out and admits she’s “liberal passing.”

Fort Lauderdale Improv. NYC nostalgia. HOA politics. And a “how to say hello in NYC” bit that soft etiquette would never put on a corporate DEI… pic.twitter.com/1LIDLvGp5u

— Pete Santilli 🇺🇸 🇮🇹 🎙️ (@petersantilli) September 22, 2026

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The most popular stand-up comedians are even more politically-incorrect than her. They just have much more nuance than "blank is like blank, because blank". It was enough to get a few sensible chuckles out of the crowd though.

Politically incorrect stand up never went anywhere.

nomad2007 said:

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Thunderstruck xx said:

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Here's a compilation of more of her stuff.

Soft culture wants you to believe every comic is a blue-check sermon.

Then Arynne Wexler walks out and admits she’s “liberal passing.”

Fort Lauderdale Improv. NYC nostalgia. HOA politics. And a “how to say hello in NYC” bit that soft etiquette would never put on a corporate DEI… pic.twitter.com/1LIDLvGp5u

— Pete Santilli 🇺🇸 🇮🇹 🎙️ (@petersantilli) September 22, 2026

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The most popular stand-up comedians are even more politically-incorrect than her. They just have much more nuance than "blank is like blank, because blank". It was enough to get a few sensible chuckles out of the crowd though.

Politically incorrect stand up never went anywhere.

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Bill Burr? Hello?

He had a bit about what did women do to deserve an *** kicking. Daniel Tosh did a bit on "it's kinda cool that whites pulled off slavery."

GeorgiAg said:

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nomad2007 said:

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Thunderstruck xx said:

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Here's a compilation of more of her stuff.

Soft culture wants you to believe every comic is a blue-check sermon.

Then Arynne Wexler walks out and admits she’s “liberal passing.”

Fort Lauderdale Improv. NYC nostalgia. HOA politics. And a “how to say hello in NYC” bit that soft etiquette would never put on a corporate DEI… pic.twitter.com/1LIDLvGp5u

— Pete Santilli 🇺🇸 🇮🇹 🎙️ (@petersantilli) September 22, 2026

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The most popular stand-up comedians are even more politically-incorrect than her. They just have much more nuance than "blank is like blank, because blank". It was enough to get a few sensible chuckles out of the crowd though.

Politically incorrect stand up never went anywhere.

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Bill Burr? Hello?

He had a bit about what did women do to deserve an *** kicking. Daniel Tosh did a bit on "it's kinda cool that whites pulled off slavery."

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I saw Tosh do that bit in person in Kansas City. Everyone of all races were in stitches.

Shane Gillis as well, "Being racist isn't something you just always are or aren't. It's like being hungry. Sure you might not be right now, but if a cheeseburger cuts you off in traffic……?"

GeorgiAg said:

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nomad2007 said:

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Thunderstruck xx said:

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Here's a compilation of more of her stuff.

Soft culture wants you to believe every comic is a blue-check sermon.

Then Arynne Wexler walks out and admits she’s “liberal passing.”

Fort Lauderdale Improv. NYC nostalgia. HOA politics. And a “how to say hello in NYC” bit that soft etiquette would never put on a corporate DEI… pic.twitter.com/1LIDLvGp5u

— Pete Santilli 🇺🇸 🇮🇹 🎙️ (@petersantilli) September 22, 2026

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The most popular stand-up comedians are even more politically-incorrect than her. They just have much more nuance than "blank is like blank, because blank". It was enough to get a few sensible chuckles out of the crowd though.

Politically incorrect stand up never went anywhere.

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Bill Burr? Hello?

He had a bit about what did women do to deserve an *** kicking. Daniel Tosh did a bit on "it's kinda cool that whites pulled off slavery."

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And then Bill Burr became this.

.@billburr criticizes corporations' reaction to Luigi Mangione's killing of a health care CEO:

“The response to the Luigi [Mangione] thing. It wasn’t ‘Maybe we need to look at what we’re doing if it makes some crazy person do this.’ [Healthcare executives’] response was to take… pic.twitter.com/1yld3qmULl

— Rolling Stone (@RollingStone) September 23, 2026

She came across my doom scroll feed because I watch a crap ton of stand up from all sorts. I went ahead and watched more of her stuff. I get it. I get the jokes. She just isn't that funny to me. I think she could be if she reels in the reliance on low level political talking points. She is missing a huge aspect of standup that that greats have.

Give that joke to Dave Chappelle, Ricky Gervais, and any number of experienced comedians and you'll know what I mean. My concern is that there is a small subset of folks with shallow humor requirements that will just listen to her because she is saying insulting things. Good for clicks, not so great if she wants to make a career. She reminds me of Ben Bankas. He could also be great, but he's pretty cringey. You also have people like Marc Maron…he's just malicious and not funny for the same reasons.

StandUpforAmerica said:

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GeorgiAg said:

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nomad2007 said:

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Thunderstruck xx said:

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Here's a compilation of more of her stuff.

Soft culture wants you to believe every comic is a blue-check sermon.

Then Arynne Wexler walks out and admits she’s “liberal passing.”

Fort Lauderdale Improv. NYC nostalgia. HOA politics. And a “how to say hello in NYC” bit that soft etiquette would never put on a corporate DEI… pic.twitter.com/1LIDLvGp5u

— Pete Santilli 🇺🇸 🇮🇹 🎙️ (@petersantilli) September 22, 2026

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The most popular stand-up comedians are even more politically-incorrect than her. They just have much more nuance than "blank is like blank, because blank". It was enough to get a few sensible chuckles out of the crowd though.

Politically incorrect stand up never went anywhere.

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Bill Burr? Hello?

He had a bit about what did women do to deserve an *** kicking. Daniel Tosh did a bit on "it's kinda cool that whites pulled off slavery."

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And then Bill Burr became this.

.@billburr criticizes corporations' reaction to Luigi Mangione's killing of a health care CEO:

“The response to the Luigi [Mangione] thing. It wasn’t ‘Maybe we need to look at what we’re doing if it makes some crazy person do this.’ [Healthcare executives’] response was to take… pic.twitter.com/1yld3qmULl

— Rolling Stone (@RollingStone) September 23, 2026

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For a portion of the population that killing touched a nerve. Ignore that at your peril

It's funny how we don't like what he said about it, but we laughed when Chris Rock said ...

"I'm not saying he should have killed her... but I understand"

Leonarda Jonie

I did watch another one of her videos where I said, "I'm out, can't go there." It was her joke about the United States not winning the Olympic Gold Metal, and how they could change that so they would win the Gold.

I'm not going to make a big deal of it...but I found that particular joke very inappropriate.

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She is GREAT and always spot on.

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Sorry Rocky...but her inferred reference to Sandy Hook was unwarranted. She's still good, but I'd suggest she tap the brakes on that one.

ToddyHill said:

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I did watch another one of her videos where I said, "I'm out, can't go there." It was her joke about the United States not winning the Olympic Gold Metal, and how they could change that so they would win the Gold.

I'm not going to make a big deal of it...but I found that particular joke very inappropriate.

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I didn't think the joke was particularly good but it wasn't unfunny and I've certainly laughed at darker jokes.

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No, he only maims people's eardrums.

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I didn't think the joke was particularly good but it wasn't unfunny and I've certainly laughed at darker jokes.

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I understand. I went to an elementary school where a shooting occurred years later that resulted in multiple deaths.