JVoV
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ORIGINAL: LadyPact <FR> I greatly support the (hashtag) #MeToo movement. That's why it's *not* funny. It's the experience of so many people, and how is this comical to people??? I think if you have to overanalyze a joke or a comedy routine or sketch in order to explain it to someone, they'll never get it anyway. Much less when trying to compare the nuances between two or more acts discussing the same material, but one being funny and the others not, when the person you're dealing with refuses to watch any of them. Comedians tackle the hard subjects precisely because so many people have experienced it. Otherwise, nobody would get the jokes. Nope. I'm on the other side. And I will ALWAYS be on the other side. I understand victims because I was a victim. Me. In the first person sense. So, you'll have to excuse me that I don't think rape is funny. Feel free to tell me all about how 'comedians' tackle the hard subjects. You're full of sh^t, and you should know better. First of all, you don't know me, or my life, and I don't owe that to you. But if you want to stay ignorant, have the fuck at it. Keep thinking that boys don't get molested. Men don't get raped. Males can't be sexually harassed in the workplace, or school. Own that victim tag, cuz it works for you. I didn't like it worth a damn. And I don't even know where to start on comedians. Richard Pryor? George Carlin? Roseanne? Ellen DeGeneres coming out? Chris Rock? Harvey Fierstein? Yeah, no 'hard subjects' there.
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