Nick Kroll, September 2, 2013 The Jewish actor, comedian, writer and producer Nick Kroll said the below. * Source [video]: The Roast of James Franco
"You know, people say the Jews control the media, and we do. And you know why? Because we're really good at it. I've never heard anyone say, "Why are all those black dudes in the NBA?" Because they're better at dunking. Just like Jews are better at whatever joke my Jew writers come up with."
- Nick Kroll, The Roast of James Franco, Comedy Central Roasts, September 2nd 2013
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Nick Kroll, September 2, 2013 The Jewish actor, comedian, writer and producer Nick Kroll said the below. * Source [video]: The Roast of James Franco
"You know, people say the Jews control the media, and we do. And you know why? Because we're really good at it. I've never heard anyone say, "Why are all those black dudes in the NBA?" Because they're better at dunking. Just like Jews are better at whatever joke my Jew writers come up with."
- Nick Kroll, The Roast of James Franco, Comedy Central Roasts, September 2nd 2013
More here and the videos above are of the links that no longer work: tinyurl.com/4habkfpa #TheNoticing
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