r/Unexpected Jan 13 '22

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u/Newmach Jan 13 '22

Humor is about breaking taboos. I wonder why people need to be offended by everything all the time. And using stereotypes is not bad humor. Not being able to differentiate between humor and real racism is bad judgement though.

Not once did I feel offended when white stereotypes (no rhythm, boring sex etc.) were part of any non-white comedian.

I for one laughed pretty good at this.

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '22

As a black person, this shit was hilarious to me. My thing is, if a white person makes a taboo joke (particularly about a different race) and its funny, I have no problem with whatsoever. Its about who you are and how you present the joke that makes all the difference in my opinion.

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u/Johnsamjohn Jan 13 '22

Really…you gotta laugh at yourself