The hits just keep on coming from “Sulu,” I mean, former “Star Trek” actor and rabid, lefty activist George Takei, who apparently uses his social media in a vain attempt to keep himself relevant.

Takei was on a really idiotic roll this week, after his juvenile diss of Shatner — whom RedState reported would make history as the oldest man (or woman) to go to space at age 90 — fizzled. It’s not even worth putting in this article, it’s so lame. If you’re curious, our sister site Twitchy had the blowback on Takei over that.

But, he wasn’t done embarrassing himself. He found time to weigh in on the feds’ attack on parents at school board meetings, when they’re just trying to keep their kids safe from sexual assault and indoctrination about Critical Race Theory…

For people who claim to hate cancel culture, Republicans at the school board level sure like to cancel things. Books, authors, history…

— George Takei (@GeorgeTakei) October 15, 2021

and on Kyrsten Sinema and the bloated, Build Back Better deal Biden and the progressives are trying (unsuccessfully) to muscle into law:

Senator Sinema, it’s time to come back to the mothership. https://t.co/vp8mDlU712

— George Takei (@GeorgeTakei) October 14, 2021

Yeah, let’s trust the methodology of an polling outfit called “Data For Progress.”

And Takei just had to find a wrongheaded, ignorant take on our nation’s transportation secretary not showing up to work for months… during a major transportation crisis:

The GOP takes issue with Secretary Pete Buttigieg taking parental leave to spend precious, irreplaceable time bonding with his NEWBORNS and I gotta say what in the HELL is wrong with these monsters.

— George Takei (@GeorgeTakei) October 15, 2021

But I want to highlight this one. He’s now tried to attack Dave Chappelle over the Netflix nontroversy.

If Dave Chappelle had so blatantly attacked another minority group, such as Asians, Muslims, or Jews, would Netflix have so readily stood by his artistic freedom? It’s hard not to feel like trans people are considered fair game in today’s America. This is why we must speak out.

— George Takei (@GeorgeTakei) October 15, 2021

I have some bad news for George. It’s so much of a controversy, as his tweet even notes, that Netflix is staying the course and not taking down the special. And he would know how pathetic his statement was, if he’d ever bothered to watch the special or any of Chappelle’s routines. Like Richard Pryor or Mel Brooks or Eddie Murphy or Norm Macdonald before him, the comedian definitely brings up topics that most everyday people don’t or won’t talk about. These are not “attacks.” They’re observations about the human condition. And here’s a little secret: Human beings and how they act are funny. All of these gentlemen (and some ladies, like Roseanne Barr) have no problem with turning that comedic magnifying glass on themselves, when it’s warranted.

But you aren’t allowed to say that out loud as a progressive. You aren’t allowed to see that people are different or think differently. That’s “hate speech,” “bigoted,” “transphobic.” What an awful, depressing existence it must be, to not be able to laugh at others — and, perhaps more importantly, at yourself.