I am confident you do not mean to condone any of the below behavior through your choice of avatar. Presumably you admire Pryor as a comic and social critic and satirist.
Nor do I mean to directly conflate the behaviors of Pryor and Spector, or to suggest one justifies the other.
My only contention is that many creatives are deeply troubled, and often sociopathic. As my friend Mike The Junkie used to say, "Art is not always nice."
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I am confident you do not mean to condone any of the below behavior through your choice of avatar. Presumably you admire Pryor as a comic and social critic and satirist.
Nor do I mean to directly conflate the behaviors of Pryor and Spector, or to suggest one justifies the other.
My only contention is that many creatives are deeply troubled, and often sociopathic. As my friend Mike The Junkie used to say, "Art is not always nice."
Yay for whataboutism. Pryor certainly had his moments as well, but the jump from “not always nice” to, well, straight murdering a woman is a big one. Also, Pryor at least appeared to have some remorse for his behavior.