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Liberals have repeatedly tried to “cancel” comedian Dave Chappelle over his comments about sex and gender.
One bisexual man even attacked Chappelle on stage because he said he was “triggered” by the comedian’s jokes.
“I identify as bisexual,” 23-year-old Isaiah Lee said after assaulting Chappelle on stage. “And I wanted him to know what he said was triggering. I wanted him to know that next time, he should consider first running his material by people it could affect.”
In the latest feud, “woke” leftists are attempting to build a massive housing development immediately behind Chappelle’s house.
When Dave’s wife, Elaine Chappelle, attempted to buy the property first, they were significantly overcharged. Elaine says they were given a “Chappelle price.”
However, Dave and Elain Chappelle weren’t going to back down and they threatened to move his comedy club project out of the area and into a new location in Dayton.
The small town decided to cancel the housing development.
Businesses around town have begun displaying “Thanks, Dave” signs for saving their small town from an expected surge of suburbanites while revitalizing the arts.
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Chappelle is not only building a comedy club that will bring in national acts. He’s also investing money into an old schoolhouse that will be home to the local National Public Radio station.
Still, that doesn’t matter to Salmeron, who doesn’t appear ready to bury the hatchet with Chappelle for killing the housing deal.
“I’m unhappy on several fronts that this project isn’t going ahead,” the village manager told the Mail.
“We have housing goals that we have been trying to meet for years. There is a national housing crisis problem with the affordability challenge and in Yellow Springs it is even greater.
“We had a housing needs assessment done in 2018 and that report identified a need for 500 units. The village hasn’t had significant growth over the years and part of that is because we have no housing assets.