This? Surely not.
Yes, absolutely true. Mozart's letters to his mother and sister were full of scatology. He was particularly obsessed with the odd notion of pooping in one's bed.
You don't think "severance package" was a clue?
You know, I think there are men who creepily find rape humor funny, but I doubt there are many men who actually think rape -- as they understand rape - is not that big a deal. The problem is, there are men who think certain kinds of rape -- date rape, marital rape, rape with no physical resistance -- are not "real" rape. These men are guilty of gross misundersanting of, and insensitivity to, the nature of rape.
Have you seen this?
This is terrific, way better than the female version. These guys are better actors. Interestingly, after watching the female one -- here -- men get into a debate on whether / how many of the actresses are actually gay. I don't think there's much of a debate on the guy one.
Wow. Getting a Maserati with authomatic is like ordering a whiskey sour with $100-a-bottle bourbon. Or filet mignon well done.
I'm definitely against censorship, but I don't really see your point. A sick racist, objectively unfunny joke will, in fact, be funny to a racist simply because it confirms his pinheaded worldview. Because it is funny to SOMEONE doesn't mean it's funny, or appropriate.
I tell racial jokes, among friends, making fun of all sorts of ethnic groups. But there's an unstated objective rule: It has to be funny on its own terms. The more racial the joke, the higher the "funny" bar.
I don't buy your argument that everything is okay because it's okay to someone.
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