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The lesson is more "watch who are you are being an idiot around" or "don't be an idiot in public". The content of the messages were not wrong so much as they w
by josefresco 11y ago
The lesson is more "watch who are you are being an idiot around" or "don't be an idiot in public". The content of the messages were not wrong so much as they were taken out of context. What one hears during a comedy show, or during a conversation among friends does not translate well to a public venue/audience.
- kohanz 11y agoAgreed, but we're splitting hairs, IMHO. Being an idiot in public == being an idiot. If it's not in public, the situation changes completely. If you're making an off-color joke to a tight-knit group of friends, you're not being an idiot (unless you're being recorded and are a high-profile public figure cough Rob Ford cough).