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Did Patton Oswalt Steal Doug Allen's Edgy Anti-Trump Jokes? | We the Internet TV

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Patton Oswalt is debuting his Netflix special Annihilation. But were his jokes stolen from edgy comedian Doug Allen's special, "Edgy"? Let us know what you think in the comments.

Stand-up comedian Patton Oswalt is known for his albums like werewolves and lollipops - and for talking about why joke theft is no laughing matter on Vice News. So it came as a shock when the trailer for Patton Oswalt's new Netflix special, Annihilation, included many anti-Donald Trump jokes similar to those of noted anti-Trump comedian Doug Allen.

In this bombshell video, we document some of the many "similarities" between the two videos. Watch them both for more:

Doug Allen "Edgy" trailer

Patton Oswalt "Annihilation" trailer

And let us know what you think. Is Patton Oswalt a joke thief? Or is it simply "parallel thinking"?

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