I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that the average person that brags about mocking people they think don't belong in society doesn't have the same charism

I'm going to go out on a limb and guess that the average person that brags about mocking people they think don't belong in society doesn't have the same charisma as a professional comedian. Not to mention those two situations are extremely different: Carlin performs to audiences that voluntarily attend his events. It's also worthwhile that despite your repeated insistence that mockery is a functional persuasive strategy, and despite my repeated asking, you still have yet to provide an example of this playing out successfully. This speaks for itself. The only thing approaching an example is referring to the Trump presidency, but as I pointed out this is just as much an example backfiring, if not moreso.