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  • To a degree, yes. But reading is especially potent that way.

  • What if we just, as a society, accepted racism as a valid expression? Not literal truth but metaphorical and figurative. Could we do that and avoid offending everybody? Because, as you say, it would help us do humor. And humor is important.

  • So you're accusing him of suffering from slowed-down mental development.

  • Remember when references substituted for humor? I think the same thing happened for moralness or something. The symbol became accepted as being as real as the actual thing. Which is completely psychotic of course.

  • Mibber

    I..I fear the purity bot. Please don't take my face.

  • Check out "Fiend Without A Face 1958". You'll thank me. I don't care about the precise context of this reply.

  • Without my sexual identity and virtue signaling I wouldn't have any personality at all.

  • Bzzzt. Rhetoric.

  • Now multiply that misunderstanding by 1 billion.

  • Monkeys bare their teeth to express aggression. The kids get it.

  • Yes, I get the concept of damage. The point is the difference here. Because I'm comparing the derangement of the two. The damage is not really relevant to that. It's the fact that there's derangement that matters.

  • I am blind to any nuance and humor above a gradeschool level but I expect my opinion to be taken as seriously as anybody else's.

  • Oh you are so transphobic.

  • This is an important point.

    But what if the racism etc makes the joke. And it's a funny joke.That makes it ok. Because humor trumps that other stuff.

  • Well Gen Z is quite young. Children understand trigger-words more, subtle context less so.

  • It's like we're living in Victorian England now

  • And book burning.

  • Drugs do damage and that's the difference? Rather broad and speculative.

  • Lol. Excellent connection.

    There's also the starvation thing. And drugs of course.

    And also children (traditionally weird) and monks (meditation, fasting etc)