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that ramsey joke got me

damn he's funny every now and then

Liberals smh, so many predators
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Jeselnik built his comedy career on those jokes. He's fine.

Patton is a ****ing moron but I think he's going for the jokes here.

Michael Ian Black is definitely in creepy territory. But benefit of the doubt still. I don't know anything about him.
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Do people like, just not understand the concepts of comedy and context?

Yes, they're offensive jokes. That's... the point. To make you uncomfortable so maybe you'll think about it instead of ignoring the issue, and maybe even get off your ass and do something about it.

Plus, they're also just straight up funny sometimes. There are some jokes that offend me, yeah. You know what I do? I move on with my life, wait for the next joke, and if the comedian overall tells jokes I'm not comfortable with, I don't watch more of their stuff.

Like, holy shit it's not that hard.
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tommybel89 posted...

Jeselnik built his comedy career on those jokes. He's fine.

Patton is a ****ing moron but I think he's going for the jokes here.

Michael Ian Black is definitely in creepy territory.

I also agree with this, out of context Micheal Ian Black definitely looks the most suspect.
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Lol at trying to drag Jeselnik for this stuff
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Jeselnik is an absolute killer. His Netflix special is awesome. The "new "right wing internet (for lack of a better term) is just trying to land shots against the left. I mean sure I hate the left, but the tactics of the "new right" (aka Jack Posobiec, Mike Cernovich, etc.) are for pussies.
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Patton Oswalt's is literally #CareerEndingTwitterTypos. Recognizing that it's a horrible thing to unintentionally say is the joke...

Jeselniks response to the guy is perfect lol

Also his special on Netflix is one of the funniest things Ive watched on there, especially if you love dark humor. His Clapton joke is money.
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I think the whole point of this "movement" is to get people to stop overreacting to jokes.
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PoopPotato posted...

I think the whole point of this "movement" is to get people to stop overreacting to jokes.

I mean Gunns tweets were brought up because the alt-right didnt like that he didnt like Trump so Im inclined to disagree on some of them.
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The Patton one is dark but clearly a contextual joke.
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The right are doing the long game in order to show people why being outraged is bad.

#MAGA
#4DChess
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I said before. I think everything is on the table when it comes to jokes. Everything.
But this knife liberals pulled out on their thought police crusade cuts both ways. They started this to unjustly ruin people they didn't like. Well tough shit then if it's coming back to bite them on their asses now. Should have maybe thought of that in the beginning.
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emblem boy posted...

The right are doing the long game in order to show people why being outraged is bad.

#MAGA
#4DChess

I know this was meant to be ironic but it's actually sort of an interesting scenario. They've basically found a way to take down people by using their self-righteousness against themselves.
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This stuff is so dumb. Unless it's something actually connecting someone to abusing children, go find something better to do. Save the witch hunts for something important.

EternalDivide posted...

I said before. I think everything is on the table when it comes to jokes. Everything.
But this knife liberals pulled out on their thought police crusade cuts both ways. They started this to unjustly ruin people they didn't like. Well tough shit then if it's coming back to bite them on their asses now. Should have maybe thought of that in the beginning.

For well over a decade we've had this progressively worsening tendency to completely ruin people over stupid things said online or in person. I feel like we've finally hit that moment where the people instigating these morality crusades suddenly find themselves in the same situations they used to righteously prosecute.
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The right are the original SJWs

Is it reasonable to call liberals hypocritical if many of their own in Hollywood have sexually harassed women and children, but posture themselves as righteous moral crusaders who should tell us all how to think and behave? I think it is.

AcFan87 posted...

Is it reasonable to call liberals hypocritical if many of their own in Hollywood have sexually harassed women and children, but posture themselves as righteous moral crusaders who should tell us all how to think and behave? I think it is.

But...they haven't? Since they're literally just jokes? It's like Muslims who get offended by an image of Muhammad. It's nuts!
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They're probably just jokes.

But, then again, its not like child sex abuse in Hollywood is a new concept.
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WafflehouseJK posted...

Do people like, just not understand the concepts of comedy and context?

Yes, they're offensive jokes. That's... the point. To make you uncomfortable so maybe you'll think about it instead of ignoring the issue, and maybe even get off your ass and do something about it.

Plus, they're also just straight up funny sometimes. There are some jokes that offend me, yeah. You know what I do? I move on with my life, wait for the next joke, and if the comedian overall tells jokes I'm not comfortable with, I don't watch more of their stuff.

Like, holy shit it's not that hard.

They really don't. This whole thing is some sort of embarrassing "blood for blood" attempt by people who are upset about Rosanne because they think being openly racist is somehow on par with making jokes.

The funniest part is the right doesn't even get it. For every person hooting and hollering about that good old pizzagate candle being reignited, I see two other people shifting uncomfortably on the sidelines and trying to reason that this is some sort of effort by the incredibly sincere people doing it to be ironic.
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Raikuro posted...

Patton Oswalt's is literally #CareerEndingTwitterTypos. Recognizing that it's a horrible thing to unintentionally say is the joke...

Yeah I don't get the apparent controversy there either
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lmao is Anthony just proudly displaying his tweets like that?

all while the right support roy moore

party of projection

By far the #1 problem with the internet is the inability of people to see the difference between what's serious, a joke, or sarcasm.
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WafflehouseJK posted...

Do people like, just not understand the concepts of comedy and context?

They understand it just fine.

They just ignore the concept when it benefits them.
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HylianFox posted...

By far the #1 problem with the internet is the inability of people to see the difference between what's serious, a joke, or sarcasm.

This has been the case for moral guardians since ancient times.