Sarah Silverman says that she regrets the ignorant f-king episode: “ The intentions were always good ”

Sarah Silverman returns to her past performances with regret. In an interview with Rolling Stone published on Sunday, Silverman admitted to having played in Blackface on the series “The Sarah Silverman Program” in 2007 was “ignorant F-King”.

Despite this admission, Silverman also compensated for part of the blame for the decision of the “world around me”.

“I felt like the temperature of the world surrounding me at the time was” we are all liberal so that we could say the word n, “said Silverman about the George W. Bush era (the episode in question,” Face Wars “, broadcast on October 17, 2007).

“” We are not racist, so we can say this derogatory thing. “I played an arrogant and ignorant character, so I thought it was ok.

Silverman previously approached the episode in an episode of his 2018 Hulu series “I Love You, America”, she also apologized for jokes she made about Paris Hilton and Britney Spears.

“I do not consider myself as PC out of fear,” said Silverman at the point of sale. “Some people got angry with me for having excused me. I only did it because I was sorry. This is a very good basic rule: only apologize when you are sorry. Always Excuse yourself when you are sorry.

Silverman also turned the microscope to his friend, his other actor Dave Chappelle. She remembers looking at the results of the 2024 elections with him and approached her “SNL” monologue in 2022 on Kanye West and Kyrie Irving.

“This is where you know, I trace a line,” said Chappelle in a clip that Silverman played. “I know that the Jewish people have gone through terrible things all over the world, but, but, but you cannot blame them on black Americans. You just can’t.”

“He, in a way, Jimmy Stewart Bégaie at the end, to give him a little charm of folk truth,” Silverman told Rolling Stone. “But f – K, the idea [that] Cappeler zillionaire superstars massively influential for having published lies and promoting the hatred of the Jews is “the Jews blame their problems with black Americans” is F-King Force. I can’t believe I have to say that.

“Men have been raised not to feel, not being able to express themselves,” she added. “The only emotion acceptable to any reason is anger. So what’s going on? They feel shame and that immediately, like sugar which converts into carbohydrates, which is converted into rage and blame outwards. And that’s how they survive. Where should I fall? »»

Read the interview with Sarah Silverman at Rolling Stone.