I did chuckle when I read thisā¦
Joking aside. I hope that no one feels the need to take sides. I am keeping myself to Family as much as possible as there is where I do the most good. No battle. lol there is no emoticon for a white flagā¦
No, there is no battle. Just one lame comment from me that I regret posting.
While sexist/racist/bad jokes are poor comedy, being offended is a personal choice.
All great comedians, have offended at least one person.
you canāt make everybody laugh like you canāt please everyone when you tell jokes but i wouldnāt say comedians intentionally try to offend people, people need to laugh at themselves some times aswell i would say.
I think joking is ok as long as it isnt racist or sexistā¦
I have mentioned before here I didnt like the Polish jokes that abounded in the north east since my Uncle was full blood polish and actually very smartā¦
I thought the 3 people to change a light bulb joke was downright stupidā¦
then a funny thing happened last year, all with non polish people⦠a guy was having a hard time with a fluorescent light replacement and almost dropped the bulb so 2 other guys came over and one held the ladder, the other the bulb, while the guy on the ladder fiddled with the fixture⦠LOLā¦joke on the joke,
Strangely one of those smart blond girls I mentioned was also Polish
It seems like some of the greatest comics of my generation made a career out of being offensive. Richard Pryor. George Carlin. Chris Rock. Dave Chappelle. Eddie Murphy.