On Saturday, March 14, 2015 at 8:12:47 PM UTC+1, spudb...@aol.com wrote:
>
> Sounds like part of the Democratic Party platform for 2016. BwaH HAH hah 
> hah...snort!  I remember there used to be a dieoff.org, if I recall. They 
> seemed serious. As far as eco cars go-lets bring it to market and see how 
> popular it is? It may be a booming success story, or not. 
>

Yes, what idiots indeed these democrats, pro-euthanasia, and homosexual 
sodomizing people are, no? 

An aspect of humor that linguistic analysis in discourse fails to 
convincingly explain, is how ambiguity/jokes can lower inhibitions to the 
extent that people think anything goes (is funny, weird, ambiguous etc). A 
joke necessitates somehow the idiot to follow who, after the statement is 
made, then takes the carefully crafted sense of liberation/permission that 
a well-contextualized utterance produces, and takes things too far by 
projecting their own biases to have similar relational impact.

The sad thing is that truth makes the idiot correct, and the original joker 
becomes the idiot's idiot. Like the person with the class to pay for free 
cocktails at some party/wedding must invite the fools unwittingly who will 
not be able to hold their liquor, even though they seem civilized on most 
days at the office.

And yes, in principle anything can be made funny, if there weren't the 
detail of circumstance of the rest of multiverse(s) which bars most from 
say... laughing with apparent psychopaths who take pleasure in suffering of 
others, for example when we witness them torturing/hurting others who have 
not harmed others themselves, right?

Therefore this humor is often perceived by snobs to be "not that funny". I 
also disagree with the statement somewhere that explanations or analysis of 
humor can't be funny themselves. The question is less "anything goes?" and 
closer to "how much humor and foolishness that follows can people in some 
context stomach before the party is spoiled by the fact that not only will 
those same people feel liberated by a good joke/fun... but the Nazi will be 
emboldened by humor as well?" 

I'm never sure, which is why I never joke. PGC

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