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If one did that one would, of course, be wrong, both in the general case (the jokes were silly grade-school level puns that would concern no well-balanced perso
by 13thLetter 11y ago
If one did that one would, of course, be wrong, both in the general case (the jokes were silly grade-school level puns that would concern no well-balanced person) and the specific case (if anyone was being stereotyped or belittled, it would be males, given that they were telling the jokes about a male presenter.)
- st3v3r 11y agoWhy? The "jokes" were clearly in bad taste, and meant to belittle women.
- 13thLetter 11y ago> Why? The "jokes" were clearly in bad taste, and meant to belittle women. Can you quote the jokes and explain how they were meant to belittle women?