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> I'm sorry, are woman totally unable to handle hearing immature jokes? In this day and age? Yes. Absolutely. Comedians often lament the death of comedy, and I

by Ygg2 3y ago

> I'm sorry, are woman totally unable to handle hearing immature jokes? In this day and age? Yes. Absolutely. Comedians often lament the death of comedy, and I can see why. People are super easily offended and even minor comments make them lose their marbles.

defrost 3y ago
Comedians are not pining to tell immature 'jokes' about forking dongles, women have been handling that crap for decades and they're not finding it offensive just lame. What's changed is the feeling that it has to be endured without comment and left to slide in professional settings as happened in the past. I myself find it odd that people are super offended and lose their marbles now that women are expressing an opinion.
- 1827163 3y ago
  It's more than just an opinion, it's costing people their careers and worse. The hypersensitivity of women can destroy mens lives over trifles in this day and age. With radical third wave feminists and their moral panics to blame for that. Meanwhile women can harass and even "stalk" men and get away with it, the problem is ignored in society. In most cases these behaviors are completely harmless. What makes it so infuriating is that if an equally harmless man did the same, he could be in trouble with the law for it. He is presumed potentially predatory and dangerous for being male. This is a clear cut case of discrimination.
- TheSpiceIsLife 3y ago
  As a chair leg, I find the idea that women are a unitary whole utterly absurd.
jemmyw 3y ago
What actually got me was this line: > loudly enough to be heard by women This is actually degeneration of feminism and equality. It harks back to conservatism "cover your lady's ears so she doesn't hear the wisecracks" And it really doesn't square with the people I know. The men and women I've mixed with over the years are equal with the adult themed jokes. The rudest is the lady who lives next door. So I don't actually believe that women don't want to hear that kind of joking about. I think they don't want to hear the kind of joking about that I, and probably most men, don't want to hear either: The I'd screw her, "locker room" (not any locker room I've been in, they're mostly be quiet and get on with dressing places) talk. But the collateral damage is a subset of people who now feel empowered to suck all the enjoyment out of everyones life.

by Ygg2 3y ago

defrost 3y ago

Comedians are not pining to tell immature 'jokes' about forking dongles, women have been handling that crap for decades and they're not finding it offensive just lame. What's changed is the feeling that it has to be endured without comment and left to slide in professional settings as happened in the past. I myself find it odd that people are super offended and lose their marbles now that women are expressing an opinion.

1827163 3y ago
It's more than just an opinion, it's costing people their careers and worse. The hypersensitivity of women can destroy mens lives over trifles in this day and age. With radical third wave feminists and their moral panics to blame for that. Meanwhile women can harass and even "stalk" men and get away with it, the problem is ignored in society. In most cases these behaviors are completely harmless. What makes it so infuriating is that if an equally harmless man did the same, he could be in trouble with the law for it. He is presumed potentially predatory and dangerous for being male. This is a clear cut case of discrimination.
TheSpiceIsLife 3y ago
As a chair leg, I find the idea that women are a unitary whole utterly absurd.

jemmyw 3y ago

What actually got me was this line: > loudly enough to be heard by women This is actually degeneration of feminism and equality. It harks back to conservatism "cover your lady's ears so she doesn't hear the wisecracks" And it really doesn't square with the people I know. The men and women I've mixed with over the years are equal with the adult themed jokes. The rudest is the lady who lives next door. So I don't actually believe that women don't want to hear that kind of joking about. I think they don't want to hear the kind of joking about that I, and probably most men, don't want to hear either: The I'd screw her, "locker room" (not any locker room I've been in, they're mostly be quiet and get on with dressing places) talk. But the collateral damage is a subset of people who now feel empowered to suck all the enjoyment out of everyones life.