Hannah Gadsby tackles Netflix which involves her in the Dave Chappelle controversy

Hannah Gadsby is angry. The Australian comedian, who hit the mark with her show

on Netflix in 2018 (and signed again with the streaming service for her next show,

), did not appreciate Ted Sarandos' response at all after the related controversy. at Dave Chappelle's stand-up,

. The comedy star's humor, deemed transphobic in his new show, sparked protest against the streaming giant, but his co-CEO said the comedian's sketch did "no harm in the real life ". He therefore refused to withdraw the program from the platform, citing in particular Hannah Gadsby (as well as

,

or even

) to highlight Netflix's desire for inclusiveness.

Words that obviously did not please the comic.

“Hey Ted Sarandos.

Just a quick note to let you know that I'd rather you didn't drag my name into your mess.

Now I have to deal with even more hate and anger that Dave Chappelle fans love to pour out on me every time Dave gets $ 20 million to process his emotionally flawed partial vision of words, ”he said. she posted on Instagram.

Amoral worship

The comedy does not stop there, and it even goes so far as to insult the one who, in a certain way, is currently his employer.

"You haven't paid me enough to deal with the real consequences of the hate speech you refuse to acknowledge, Ted."

Fuck you and your algorithm-based amoral cult, ”she added.

In hashtag, Hannah Gadsby adds "trans is beautiful", as well as "comedy is dead", literally "to be trans is beautiful" and "the comedy is dead".

In his show, Dave Chappelle openly mocks the trans community.

He notably asserts that “gender is a fact”, before drawing a dubious parallel between the reproductive systems of people born female and transgender women after their transition.

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