PC correctness stifles free speech.

YES using words as you describe do indeed cause better understanding of the one using those words.

People should be able to use these words. Then get the fuck beat out to them.

The only hate I have is for dumb ass liberals like you who only looks at the world with rose collar glasses.

You know all the racist words you must use them all the time.
Can you tell us a good racist joke? or how about an anti gay joke. Sounds like you can rattle them off with out thought.

Wow...calling Dr. Freud. You just keep digging yourself into a deeper hole.

first you're obsessed with your lesbian friend, now you're fantasizing about being raped in prison. I can't believe you went there. I mean the whole being raped is one thing...but is going to prison a real possibility for you to think about yourself in that scenario???

nevermind the whole hyper-inflated ego that seems to make insecure people such as yourself think that gay people just won't be able to resist themselves and rape you the first chance they get.

You just seem to be thinking about the activities of homosexuals...

...a lot.

I think you've got some serious soul searching to do.

I knew a guy like you. constantly defensive. most often heard words out of his mouth were gay jokes, Constantly bringing up what the gay people at work were doing even though no one cared. constantly accusing them of being attention whores..yet he was the one who made the biggest fuss about it...He was constantly talking about this other guy who had quit years ago as someone found out that he had a sex change. No one cared. Or if they did, they kept it to themselves for the most part. Except for this guy...

All I can say is that you have to be honest with yourself dude.

For someone who doesn't care, you're having a real hard time walking away.

It's funny because they think he discriminates against gay guests, but then later they bring up him doing gay jokes.

You wanted no discrimination, you got it, but you can't be mad when we joke about gays as much as other peoples choices in the world.

Gay guests with no gay jokes, talk about wanting special treatment.

Dane Cook isn't funny either, but technically, he's still comedy.>> ^bareboards2:

Not sure if I agree with your assessment. Is there a comedy fail channel?

>> ^messenger:
comedy gold!

Not sure if I agree with your assessment. Is there a comedy fail channel?


>> ^messenger:

comedy gold!

Comment hidden because you are ignoring dag. (show it anyway)

This kind of thoughtful reply is all too rare on the Internet - and I'm proud that it's here on VideoSift.>> ^FlowersInHisHair:

@TheFreak @Yogi
Er, yeah, wow, I've been a bit of an idiot. It's surprising to find oneself called a reactionary, but that is indeed what my comment was, and you two are right to call me on it. But my initial reaction was just that - another homophobe, another joke about gay kids being murdered for their sexual identity, fuck that guy. But my initial reaction isn't the end of my thinking on the subject, so forgive me my knee-jerk reaction and allow me if you will to claw back a little bit of my reasonableness.
I agree with Louis that the gay community has missed the opportunity to ask Tracy Morgan why he feels the way he feels about gay men - such dialogue would be helpful in highlighting some of the attitudes people have to effeminately-voiced gay men. Since my speaking voice is not effeminate, many people don't guess that I'm gay on first meeting me, and in the period before they do realise (which is usually when I get drunk on pink cocktails and start talking about Sondheim), I've put up with a lot of blokey jokes about gays, and have witnessed the shift in men's attitudes when they realise that a gay man is in their midst. The gay jokes dry up immediately, which is kind of a shame because I enjoy offensive jokes of all kinds, and can usually counter jokes about "queers" with equal numbers of jokes about "breeders". I've noticed first-hand the difference in the way that people regard non-obvious gay men like me, and the way they treat the more effeminate and flamboyant members of (er) "my tribe". I've been explicitly told that I'm not included when they criticise gays, because I'm "straight enough". Sigh!
What I've realised is that, in a way, I'm more supportive of Tracy Morgan's joke than I am of Louis's rationalisation of it. Tracy Morgan can make such a joke if he chooses, and I can think him a sad man with backwards views on masculinity if I choose. Where I disagree with Louis is that he sees Tracy Morgan's joke as a kind of "progress" towards acceptance, but I don't see how making jokes about killing his gay son doesn't sound like he's "trying to figure out" gay male masculinity or that he's somehow less homophobic for qualifying precisely what it is that makes him want to stab some gays as opposed to stabbing all of them.

@TheFreak @Yogi

Er, yeah, wow, I've been a bit of an idiot. It's surprising to find oneself called a reactionary, but that is indeed what my comment was, and you two are right to call me on it. But my initial reaction was just that - another homophobe, another joke about gay kids being murdered for their sexual identity, fuck that guy. But my initial reaction isn't the end of my thinking on the subject, so forgive me my knee-jerk reaction and allow me if you will to claw back a little bit of my reasonableness.

I agree with Louis that the gay community has missed the opportunity to ask Tracy Morgan why he feels the way he feels about gay men - such dialogue would be helpful in highlighting some of the attitudes people have to effeminately-voiced gay men. Since my speaking voice is not effeminate, many people don't guess that I'm gay on first meeting me, and in the period before they do realise (which is usually when I get drunk on pink cocktails and start talking about Sondheim), I've put up with a lot of blokey jokes about gays, and have witnessed the shift in men's attitudes when they realise that a gay man is in their midst. The gay jokes dry up immediately, which is kind of a shame because I enjoy offensive jokes of all kinds, and can usually counter jokes about "queers" with equal numbers of jokes about "breeders". I've noticed first-hand the difference in the way that people regard non-obvious gay men like me, and the way they treat the more effeminate and flamboyant members of (er) "my tribe". I've been explicitly told that I'm not included when they criticise gays, because I'm "straight enough". Sigh!

What I've realised is that, in a way, I'm more supportive of Tracy Morgan's joke than I am of Louis's rationalisation of it. Tracy Morgan can make such a joke if he chooses, and I can think him a sad man with backwards views on masculinity if I choose. Where I disagree with Louis is that he sees Tracy Morgan's joke as a kind of "progress" towards acceptance, but I don't see how making jokes about killing his gay son doesn't sound like he's "trying to figure out" gay male masculinity or that he's somehow less homophobic for qualifying precisely what it is that makes him want to stab some gays as opposed to stabbing all of them.

fixed.>> ^alien_concept:

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No, I just thought you liked royal tradtions...jesus. What's a fag like me gotta do to make friends around here?!>> ^berticus:

? weird man is this meant to be a gay joke? i can't even see how it would be funny.. you're slipping. but, just fyi, i did my best to avoid the royal wedding like the plague. unfortunately, i was at a conference in another city and EVERY OTHER (HETEROSEXUAL) person in the hotel room was fucking determined to see every second of that bullshit. they even got angry at me when i continually pointed out what a fucking farce the whole event was. so i guess what i want to say is
WHATEVER FAGGOT
>> ^rottenseed:

>> ^blankfist:
>> ^berticus:
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lt; br> The US is not a good model for anything.

Not that I'm a nationalist, but I did notice Europe soon jumped off the monarch bandwagon after the US Revolution. Just saying...

what?! Didn't you see the royal wedding? We know Berti did

? weird man is this meant to be a gay joke? i can't even see how it would be funny.. you're slipping. but, just fyi, i did my best to avoid the royal wedding like the plague. unfortunately, i was at a conference in another city and EVERY OTHER (HETEROSEXUAL) person in the hotel room was fucking determined to see every second of that bullshit. they even got angry at me when i continually pointed out what a fucking farce the whole event was. so i guess what i want to say is

WHATEVER FAGGOT

>> ^rottenseed:

>> ^blankfist:
>> ^berticus:
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lt; br> The US is not a good model for anything.

Not that I'm a nationalist, but I did notice Europe soon jumped off the monarch bandwagon after the US Revolution. Just saying...

what?! Didn't you see the royal wedding? We know Berti did

>> ^rottenseed:

>> ^blankfist:
>> ^berticus:
&
lt; br> The US is not a good model for anything.

Not that I'm a nationalist, but I did notice Europe soon jumped off the monarch bandwagon after the US Revolution. Just saying...

what?! Didn't you see the royal wedding? We know Berti did


Your gay jokes are insensitive. Siftquisition!

>> ^Deano:

Seems like he hasn't quite won over that audience.


Gay jokes are pretty passé. The chess jokes were awesome, though.

Here's another rottenseed + kronosposeidon video in a long line of of other 'thinly veiled gay joke' videos:

http://videosift.com/video/Rottenseed-and-Kronosposeidon-are-the-last-two-men-on-Earth
http://videosift.com/video/What-Rottenseed-and-Kronosposeidon-do-on-a-rainy-day
http://videosift.com/video/Man-Tickles-Gorilla

It's a tradition.

>> ^blankfist:

There has to be a gay joke that can come out of this. I'll go ponder this for a while.


3 sifters get together for beers, with nary a woman in sight...

Gay enough?

There has to be a gay joke that can come out of this. I'll go ponder this for a while.