Hat tip to Jewlicious for directing us to this New Yorker article featuring Sarah Silverman; read it and weep.

Girl’s so whacked it’s hard to tell whether she’s the funniest, smartest sociopath ever or just the Jewish girl you’d never want your daughter to grow up to be:

I got in trouble for saying the word “Chink” on a talk show, a network talk show. It was in the context of a joke. Obviously. That’d be weird. That’d be a really bad career choice if it wasn’t. But, nevertheless, the president of an Asian-American watchdog group out here in Los Angeles, his name is Guy Aoki, and he was up in arms about it and he put my name in the papers calling me a racist, and it hurt. As a Jew—as a member of the Jewish community—I was really concerned that we were losing control of the media. Right? What kind of a world do we live in where a totally cute white girl can’t say “Chink” on network television? It’s like the fifties. It’s scary. There are only two Asian people that I know that I have any problem with, at all. One is, uh, Guy Aoki. The other is my friend Steve, who actually went pee-pee in my Coke. He’s all, ‘Me Chinese, me play joke.’ Uh, if you have to explain it, Steve, it’s not funny.

She’s a sick bitch and just so damned lovable. Waiting, oh waiting, for Jesus is Magic to arrive from Netflix.