If you haven't noticed it, especially the allusions to lynching, there's nothing I can do to prove it. You're so far up your own ass to defend racists you're *literally* crying over spilt milk.
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Okay show me the proof. And dont take any jokes out of context. Hes a late night comedy. And now you're personally attacking me because you have no hard proof. And "spilt milk" is literally throwing something at somebody in public. So what if I threw a milkshake at you?
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Jokes can still be calls for violence. They're not magically different because you think they're funny. A woman died and people laughed. Does that make her murder a joke and, therefor, off limits?
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And which of his jokes are a call for violence? Calling somebody gay? Which is exactly what they identify as?
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So it's a joke to call someone gay?
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Sure, why not? Its freedom of speech
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So you think being gay is funny? And do I have the freedom to ask why it's funny? Or does only Crowder have freedom of speech?
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In context, yeah I think it can be funny. I dont take things to heart like you seem to do lol.
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Why is anything a joke? God you're just trying to stray away from my questions because you cant answer them lol.
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No, you're avoiding the point. If jokes are magically immune from criticism, we need to know what is and is not a joke.
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