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A comedy festival in Saudi Arabia featuring high-profile American performers is drawing intense criticism from human rights advocates who say the star-studded event helps gloss over the kingdom’s ongoing human rights abuses.

cnn.comAmerican comedians at Saudi festival draw backlash from human rights groups | CNN BusinessThe Riyadh Comedy Festival’s critics say that high-profile American comics are lending legitimacy to a government that represses dissent, jails activists and restricts free speech.

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lol you gotta love these f***ers who scream about freedom of speech coz they can’t say tra**y, ret**d, nig**r, and fa***t but they have NO PROBLEM performing in a country which MURDERS people for jokes they don’t like. You whores don’t love freedom of speech. Hypocritical cunts, the lot of them.

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