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  • #16
    Re: Offence in comedy

    Originally posted by lardy View Post
    I don't know who the poster was, but I imagine it's context. Leon's "jokes" as I remember it were nazi name puns, like "it's Goring be a long day" or something.

    I doubt the poster was offended by Nazi puns, but more likely that he was doing them as an up yours to people a little concerned that he'd just done two nazi salutes at trump's inauguration event.

    In fact, there was a time - not long ago either - when pretty much all of us didn't find genuine nazi salutes funny. Times and fashions change, eh?
    The point being, he was offended by a joke (about a serious topic). But that does happen, hence illustrating it in this thread.

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    • #17
      Re: Offence in comedy

      I find it odd to be offended by a joke, especially to the point of being motivated enough by it to complain to someone

      I think though it’s more that some people like to complain, and with everything online it’s now a lot easier to complain. And over the last few years people have seemed to enjoy complaining even more than they used to

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      • #18
        Re: Offence in comedy

        Originally posted by superfeathers View Post
        I find it odd to be offended by a joke, especially to the point of being motivated enough by it to complain to someone

        I think though it’s more that some people like to complain, and with everything online it’s now a lot easier to complain. And over the last few years people have seemed to enjoy complaining even more than they used to
        Bring back Barry Took and Points Of View

        He was odd and so were the letters

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        • #19
          Re: Offence in comedy

          Originally posted by SLUDGE FACTORY View Post
          Bring back Barry Took and Points Of View

          He was odd and so were the letters
          Ah, the good old days when real complaints came in green ink on Basildon Bond paper! Standards have slipped.

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          • #20
            Re: Offence in comedy

            Originally posted by jon1959 View Post
            Ah, the good old days when real complaints came in green ink on Basildon Bond paper! Standards have slipped.
            Do you ever read the western mail and echo ?

            Granted very few people do these days ....but the point is it's the same names in the letters section .....

            Resident tory , someone complaining about his pension , anti abortion Christian quoting the bible , bring back the cane etc , traffic in Cardiff, shut down the airport

            Is it the same up steel city ?

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            • #21
              Re: Offence in comedy

              Originally posted by SLUDGE FACTORY View Post
              Do you ever read the western mail and echo ?

              Granted very few people do these days ....but the point is it's the same names in the letters section .....

              Resident tory , someone complaining about his pension , anti abortion Christian quoting the bible , bring back the cane etc , traffic in Cardiff, shut down the airport

              Is it the same up steel city ?
              Same everywhere, Sludge.

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              • #22
                Re: Offence in comedy

                Eric

                I draw your attention to my apparently committing the very act of offensive humour just a few minutes ago.

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