- Mar 4, 2019
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The issue is that humor and jokes are subjective. We've seen how some dislike jokes and wish for retribution, look at Dave Chapelle's "backlash" for his stand-up comedy show 'The Closer' and even Chris Rock's joke attempt at the Oscar's.But that doesn't mean my moral compass is always pointing south. All I'm asking is you're going to make a joke, please make sure it's funny. And can't be taken as misinformation, and potentially ruin people.
Simply because a joke isn't funny "to you" is by no means a true statement of fact for others.
Not condoning anything being said about Skummy or even BC, but if people are overly sensitive on a joke, then it's more indicative on character of those offended than the (awful) joke.