You didn't misunderstand what "snowflake" means and turn that into a percieved admission that my true issue with Chappelle's special was that he went at whites too hard?
I don't see where "unfair to whites" comes from if not that. The sigh would then come into play because it is hard to have a conversation about comedy and political correctness with someone so unfamiliar with the subject as to mistake the extremely common "snowflake" label as to mean "white people" and then position it as some sort of "gotcha" moment or reveal.
"Now all of a sudden his comedy show is getting a backlash? For telling jokes?"
The poster was very clearly saying that his comedy show should not get backlash because he was telling jokes, as comedy shows do by definition. On one level, the poster was very clearly arguing that jokes should be taken as jokes and not be made into such a big deal. And that's a very common argument. It should be "a point as simple as it is irrelevant" but the reality is that many people, both comedians and fans of comedy, treat jokes as a special class of speech wherein ideas should be immune to backlash. As someone who pays a fair amount of attention to comedians and comedy, I promise you I could continually update this thread with examples that demonstrate this as they come up, which they will continually.
The other aspect of the defense was
"Dave Chapelle has been joking on every group including gay people for over 20 years." I call this "the South Park defense" because it has been said ad nauseum over 20 years in defense of every attack made on that show-- "They talk about everybody!" As if all attacks are equally valid and come from the same place, so (for example) the show can't have anti-Muslim bias because they've also targeted Catholics, Mexicans, circus folk, etc.
One glaring problem with "One doesn’t have to be especially sensitive to object to that shit" is the relativity of "especially sensitive."
To much of Joe Rogan's audience, any criticism of that joke could be dismissed as outrage culture and people not being able to take a joke. And I compare Dave to his tour buddy Joe Rogan because, like Seinfeld, Bill Maher and many others, they share a self-interested fixation on "cancel culture" that tends to dismiss any criticism of comedic substance as overly sensitive. That, it seems to me based on my observations of the two and their respective subject matter, is the main point of overlap and why Chappelle is hitting up Joe Rogan of all people to go on tour.