Does he actually think this, or was it an attempt at comedy?
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He doesn't deserve the benefit of the doubt. Dude is a complete asshole
Do his kids hate him? He totally seems like someone that is hated by their own kids.
He publicly commented on his kid's weight idsues soyes he is likely hated by his kids.
Everyone deserves benefit of a doubt without more context. I don't even know what you're referring to about him being an asshole.
He's anti vax, transphobic, and made a comedy special about "wokeness".
He's a right-wing nut job asshole
It's hard to tell, honestly. On one hand, dude was never all that funny and he turned out to be a fucking weirdo. On the other hand, having a cursory knowledge of infant/childhood mortality in the past would make this a darkly humorous joke.
I suspect this was a joke. He has written comedy in the past.
He had one skit written by the 12 year old, something about a photocopier.
He wrote a famous sketch featuring Kirstie Allie who called it the funniest thing she has ever done. It was a solid sketch.
Sandler and Smigel wrote that sketch. Not Schnieder.
Calling it "comedy" is a bit of a stretch.
Some of the stuff he wrote for others was good. “Il Cantore” is his best sketch.
I love readers context. It slaps down so much bullshit misinformation and makes these people look like the dickheads that they are.
He's right, they weren't sick.
They were dead. The past was really so much better. Damn vaccines letting kids survive.
He's just wrong and very stupid.
Man, conservatives are so fucking stupid. They seem to think any thought they have in their head is gospel from God. Fucking morons. Way to fuck your entire country over America. It was a good run. This is why we let the adults make decisions in the rest of the world. Playground bullies do not make good leaders.
Jeez he should have just stayed as a stapler.
Did you know Pluto didn't exist in the 19th century? Because objects only come into existence once discovered.
Also, Pangea is a myth. Continental drift didn't start until late 1960s
That's why flying to Europe costs more.
And another lie I don't see mentioned here: Rob Schneider was never a kid. He was a stapler.
Well that's just patently false.
Kids are walking bags of snot and disease, every parent that doesn't hire a nanny like this prick knows this
Sure maybe in his small town.
Dude went to high school in Pacifica, California, maybe an hour south of San Francisco. The dude's just gone full anti-vaxxer.
Pacifica is 15 minutes from San Francisco