Re: miketpoto
Since i am late getting into this thread, i will just comment on the first part of it.
This may sound hypocritical coming from me, especially considering some of the comments i have made in the past to get people to laugh at the expense of others. However, i believe it is the direction we are headed that is important, so i'll just leave this as my contribution to the conversation:
While several of the anti-christian jokes are obviously funny to some, they are at the same time offensive to others, and statistically speaking, probably more the latter than the former. I understand we are free to communicate whatever message we want, and living under a shelter hidden from negativity is indeed a pipe dream, but it is eventually up to the individual promote POSITIVE which makes more of a difference than a lot of you probably realize. The jokes made are just destructive, and what cannot be argued is this fact:
The jokes do SOME harm.
So my only question would be:
isn't the fact that they do indeed cause some harm enough of a reason not to make them in the first place? Or is the alternative, being selfish, the way we're going to continue to run this planet?
Since i am late getting into this thread, i will just comment on the first part of it.
This may sound hypocritical coming from me, especially considering some of the comments i have made in the past to get people to laugh at the expense of others. However, i believe it is the direction we are headed that is important, so i'll just leave this as my contribution to the conversation:
While several of the anti-christian jokes are obviously funny to some, they are at the same time offensive to others, and statistically speaking, probably more the latter than the former. I understand we are free to communicate whatever message we want, and living under a shelter hidden from negativity is indeed a pipe dream, but it is eventually up to the individual promote POSITIVE which makes more of a difference than a lot of you probably realize. The jokes made are just destructive, and what cannot be argued is this fact:
The jokes do SOME harm.
So my only question would be:
isn't the fact that they do indeed cause some harm enough of a reason not to make them in the first place? Or is the alternative, being selfish, the way we're going to continue to run this planet?
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