Guy Nantel and self-defense

It’s a stroke of marketing genius!

While destiny published a scathing review of his show, Guy Nantel bought a half-page ad in the same newspaper that read “If the journalist of the to have Hate it, rest assured… you will love it”.

That made me laugh… almost like the Guy Nantel show!

Sensitive skin?

How did the director react? to haveBrian Miles?

He replied on Twitter:destinyUnlike yourself, live well with criticism.

Sorry, but so what destiny Published, this is not “artistic” criticism, it is “ideological” criticism.

Nantel is simply asking show critics… criticize the show. To say that a comedian is not funny is a criticism. But calling someone homophobic or racist isn’t a criticism of performance, it’s an inquiry into intent.

The most surprising thing is that four days ago, the journalist from to have published an interview with Nantel in which he quoted him extensively. Some quotes: “The goal is to spend the evening finding people to hate you, but at the end of the day want to have a beer with you”.

Second summary: “I believe the difference between my views and the characters I play on stage is very clear”.

The critic also wrote in his text: “Nantel admits that he takes great pleasure in creating a disgraceful character on the stage”.

But what happened in four days? Critic of to have Did he forget that he was going to watch a show where Nantel played a “vile” and “disgusting” character?

You know what the passage of text is to have Who hurt me the most? Christian Saint-Pierre wrote: “By embodying on the stage a character that expresses in some hypertrophy the ideas he vehemently advocates, as a politician or as a columnist and essayist, a man provokes a deep convulsion”.

This is wrong. Nantel’s character affirms on stage that 6 billion people will disappear so the planet can breathe better. Where in Nantel’s political platform, in his two books, or in his columns on my show on QUB Radio, does Nantel say such a huge thing?

In his show, Guy Nantel’s character confirms that he wants to touch his mother’s inheritance, a good $200,000, and during the pandemic, he coughs on her face …

If there is a critic of to have Actually Nantel wants to kill his own mother by willingly giving away his covid to get his inheritance back, he should be writing to the police not the newspaper! Let him call 911 and he’s in a hurry!

No double occupancy

Said and wrote a lot of nonsense about the “Nantel Affair”. But the palm of stupidity reaches out to those who dare to say that Nantel intimidated the critics. to have.

If it’s a singer of a non-binary race, he’s as virulent as the target of the text. to haveShe had the right of self-defense in denying the criticism.

But we must believe that Nantel had no right to defend himself when attacked.

It is exactly this “double standard” that Nantel recently denounced Everyone talks about it.