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⌈ Secret Post #2805 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Is there stand-up comedy for not-racist, not-sexist, not-homophobic, not-ageist people?

[(Anonymous)]

Dara O'Briain. He does make some gay jokes, but there a pretty mild* and nothing compared to his mocking of hate groups. He once received a ~letter of support~ from some homophobe group after he made a (self-admitteldy really sad sad) joke about Elton John and he mocked it pretty thoroughly during his stage tour.

*In general, the UK and Ireland aren't that concerned with PC, everyone's fair game including themselves. That said, Dara did shot down the phrase "Fuck the PC" rather hilariously that one time.

Re: Is there stand-up comedy for not-racist, not-sexist, not-homophobic, not-ageist people?

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, Dara O'Briain. Definitely.

As long as you don't find overt, well-argued atheism offensive.

Re: Is there stand-up comedy for not-racist, not-sexist, not-homophobic, not-ageist people?

[(Anonymous)]

There is no such thing as "well-argued atheism." Theism really isn't a case of arguability unless you're talking about a specific narrowly-defined religious dogma.

So I find it sort of offensive in that it's stupid and pointless?

Re: Is there stand-up comedy for not-racist, not-sexist, not-homophobic, not-ageist people?

[(Anonymous)]

DA

This is why I said I find this whole thread unintentional comedy.

/popcorn

Re: Is there stand-up comedy for not-racist, not-sexist, not-homophobic, not-ageist people?

[ill_omened]

Get in the fucking sack.