"As long as it was funny it didn’t matter if the material was offensive, insensitive or just wrong; sometimes the funniest jokes are rooted in tragedy and uncomfortable truths."
G'day all comedy lovers,
it's heartening for me to think that others feel something is
not right.
Gadge did remind us of Mel Brook's
Springtime for Hitler and Germany.
[you need to follow the argument]
So, I guess an North American Jew cannot make comedy about
his own races' historical tragedy. This is too insensitive... apparently.
https://www.outdoorking-forum.com.au/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/106618/1.htmlMax aggravated the situation with his magic links.
Many thanks to
ODK members who see through the PC BS.
I like PRD's view - about "turning a light" ...
We need to see things in the light of day ... to see their falsehood.
Let's not sweep things under the carpet grass!
That's what PC does - dim the light - to prevent seeing the argument
[strong, weak or poor].
Not happy Jan.---------------------------
Jack
