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Is Chevy Chase Quitting 'Community'? (TV Squad)

When the cast of "Community" tweets quotes and anecdotes asking "Pierce or
Chevy?," it's not always easy to tell. Just like his "Community" alter ego,
Pierce Hawthorne, star Chevy Chase doesn't always know how or when to edit
himself.

On the heels of Deadline's report that Chase is in a feud with "Community"
creator Dan Harmon -- and the airing of a profanity-laden voicemail Chase left
Harmon (warning: very NSFW) after Harmon reportedly called Chase out for
storming off the set and then gave him an unfiltered roast at the show's
Season 3 wrap party -- here's some more insight into Chase's attitude about
the fan-favorite show.

The last time I was on set, right before they wrapped production for Season 3,
Chase was even more fired up than usual, going as far as saying, "I have
creative issues with this show. I always have," before comparing elements of
the show to "being relegated to hell and watching 'Howdy Doody' for the rest
of your life." He then added: "I can't stand sitcoms," and declared, "I
probably won't be around that much longer, frankly."

With the NBC sitcom still waiting to hear about its fate, and ...

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Would this be different if a Conservative had said it?

Recently Jack Straw claimed there was endemic problem of rape in Pakistani men and that they see white girls as meat.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/jan/08/jack-straw-white-girls-easy-meat

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/law-and-order/8247769/Labour-MPs-criticise-Jack-Straw-over-sexual-abuse-comments.html

It does not say he is a racist, am I the only one who thinks that if a Tory had said this there would have been cries of racism?

Although his comments were very measured, it's unusual for any politician to say anything remotely critical of minorities; especially Mr Straw who relies on the Pakistani vote. I suspect that you're right - if a Tory had made such comments The Guardian, and probably Jack Straw, would have cried racist.

It's a sad state of affairs when our first reaction to this statement is to debate whether or not it's racist, rather than looking at whether he has a valid point, and if so what the Pakistani community is going to do about the problem.