At the end of the day, we have to realize that every single joke in the history of ever makes fun of someone, some thing, or some idea.
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At the end of the day, we have to realize that every single joke in the history of ever makes fun of someone, some thing, or some idea.
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Anyone boycotting Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure and going after the writers yet?
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I'm thinking about writing a series called
"What's wrong with _______" Basically just shitting on movies, shows, sports, pop culture, etc.... This style of writing seems to be very popular these days. The more ridiculous, the better. As a life long hater of things, I might as well make money on what I love doing.
Glad to see your ability to magically miss any point yet somehow garner enough information to discern the vague idea of the subject to make an ignorant uninformed response has gone unchanged. But i expect nothing from you, for as bad as you think Nynja is you're significantly worse.
Great hyperbole. Social change is happening in regards to the homosexual community, I'm not defending the random populations bigotry or choices, but this kind of thing will never end, ever. I don't even see a reason to bring it up, this level of bigotry has been going on since humans first interacted with eachother, and the bigger more important picture is social equality and working to make sure in the big picture no group is discriminated against. You won't end individual bigotry, ever, its a fucking stupid argument, and the only reason you brought it up is because its an easy hill to defend on due to its broad reaching, no purpose, implications.Will normal everyday people who perform countless acts of aggression against homosexuals and have an administration in power backing them up continue to do what they want without repercussion so long as they're not famous and on Twitter?
Individual bigotries cannot be stamped out, changes to our laws and society as a big picture are the best we can hope for and strive for.
Also lol
The 'ol "nuh-uh, YOU missed the point!"
What a maroon.
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Calm down. I am talking about milkster. YOU were talking about milkster. I’m just pointing out the obvious bias which you apparently have as well.
You talk to other people you know, and those posts are publicly view able on the forum? Good dodge though
You didn't miss the point, pretty sure you didn't read enough of my post to get that far. "willfully ignored" more like.
Probably not going to get that interesting sorry![]()
I legit think you have me confused with someone else.
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Sure thing my dude.
800x worse than Nynja, you got it.
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And yet, that's why comedy like this can be important. I'm not going to go so far as to attribute any particular altruistic or artistic motivation to Kevin Hart as I don't know much of anything about him as a person. But the fact is that ideas and perceptions are not changed if people don't talk about them, and often the easiest way to engage people with sensitive or controversial topics is through comedy.
I don't like the idea that we should just dismiss things people say on comedy sketches or memes because "it's just a joke." That's lazy and dumb. However, in effect I'd still give a free pass to the vast majority of things people say in comedy sketches or memes because they serve an important role in shifting cultural norms.
Whether intentional or not on the part of Kevin Hart, joking about dads beating their kids for being gay on twitter/tv will probably result in fewer dads actually beating their kids for being gay.