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Re: Seinfelds 'Kramer' goes on racial tirade at comedy club
Unbelieveable...Kramer...WTF were you thinking?<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>2006 Laugh Factory ControversyOn Friday, November 17, 2006, Richards was performing at The Laugh Factory comedy club in Los Angeles when two hecklers began bothering him. In response, Richards began using multiple racial epithets at the two African-American audience members, including the word "nigger".[4][5] During this exchange, another audience member began an audio-video recording of the verbal confrontation. The video was soon spread around the internet by the celebrity gossip website, TMZ.com. Richards performed the next night at the club without incident and stated that he feels sorry about his behavior and claims to have made amends.[6]</div><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Enrolled at Los Angeles Valley College, he continued to dominate student productions. He later said, "I am grateful that the public schools introduced me to the performing arts." He was drafted during the Vietnam war and stationed in Germany as one of the co-directors of the V Corps Training Road Show. He produced and directed shows dealing with race relations and drug abuse; "This was a successful, educational operation, boosting the morale of our men and incorporating the arts into the service."</div> - Wikipedia
Unbelieveable...Kramer...WTF were you thinking?<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>2006 Laugh Factory ControversyOn Friday, November 17, 2006, Richards was performing at The Laugh Factory comedy club in Los Angeles when two hecklers began bothering him. In response, Richards began using multiple racial epithets at the two African-American audience members, including the word "nigger".[4][5] During this exchange, another audience member began an audio-video recording of the verbal confrontation. The video was soon spread around the internet by the celebrity gossip website, TMZ.com. Richards performed the next night at the club without incident and stated that he feels sorry about his behavior and claims to have made amends.[6]</div><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Enrolled at Los Angeles Valley College, he continued to dominate student productions. He later said, "I am grateful that the public schools introduced me to the performing arts." He was drafted during the Vietnam war and stationed in Germany as one of the co-directors of the V Corps Training Road Show. He produced and directed shows dealing with race relations and drug abuse; "This was a successful, educational operation, boosting the morale of our men and incorporating the arts into the service."</div> - Wikipedia
