Holy shit.

Penn Jillette, best known from Penn and Teller, just blew my god damn mind.

After starting to listen to his podcast show, Penn's Sunday School (Ironic name,) he mentioned something that just absolutely blew my mind.  He was talking about how Howard Stern was very controversial and in fact he still is, but I digress.  A lot of people would take things out of context because of how they know him, they don't.  They don't know him. He'd go quote someone or something and throw in "Nigger" or "Kyke" (I assume, don't quote me on that,) and then someone would go all up in arms and call him a racist. 

But if you were listening to him for a long time, like Penn, you'd know that he isn't a racist.  You'd know he is a really good guy, has a family, has kids, has friends who aren't white, whatever. 

Now with that said, it blows my fucking mind.  I see all these people doing stupid shit and I hate them for it.  I go on and on saying how I'm right and I know how I'm right.  I'm still somewhat right, but I'm not taking things into account still.  This person may just be caught into a joke and I catch it at the wrong moment, thinking their an asshole.

It's in context, you don't just go and think they're idiots, they're assholes, just because you got the wrong part of what they're doing.  Look at Penn Jillette afterall, he had a show where he yells and screams and calls people idiots, assholes, fuckwads and he's a really good guy when you get to know him.

 Not that I know him, but I feel that I do after listening to a lot of stuff that he does and whatnot.