Haha vewy funny to me

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moshquerade

No Lifer
Nov 1, 2001
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Originally posted by: funboy42
Originally posted by: Flyback
I'm with funboy42 on this one.

And let me just say this isnt just about the op here either, it should be about EVERYONE. we all have faults about ourselves, that if brought to light would hate very much to be made fun of and yet, other people find it to be ok to go off and make fun of and hurt other people. They are people just as you are people no matter what they look like or sexuality they prefer, and to make fun of one is just wrong. I think if there was just less hat towards one another this world would be a better place but for some reason we seem to be going into a shell and hating one another more and more, and putting one another down.

It just needs to stop, and there should be more happy fun threads then this kind of bull s1t on here, which I find appalling that the mods will lock up a fun thread, or joke thread, or one that brings fun and joy to us here in ot, and keeps crap like this open, and ones with gore, or hate open for us all to see. It needs to be the other way around IMO, this kind of sh1t needs to be locked up, and threads that are fun, and brings joy and unity to it and us should be allowed and not locked up.

But fact of the matter is this kind of stuff not matter what should be allowed, nor be tolerated by anyone, to be made fun of for what ever reason it may be.
funboy, you are asking for too much. people have been laughing at the expense of other people from the beginning of time, and it's not likely that will ever change.

sometimes, you just gotta stop being offended and laugh along with them.
 

Agentbolt

Diamond Member
Jul 9, 2004
3,340
1
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Dude, teasing is so ingrained into the human psyche you might as well ask us to stop eating or sleeping. The solution isn't "Don't make fun of anyone", it's "everyone should be fair game". It should be okay to make fun of fatties, gays, women, men, midgets, horse porn enthusiasts, whoever. I say this as a white heterosexual normal weight tall guy, but we get made fun of quite a bit too.
 

Flyback

Golden Member
Sep 20, 2006
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Originally posted by: moshquerade
funboy, you are asking for too much. people have been laughing at the expense of other people from the beginning of time, and it's not likely that will ever change.

sometimes, you just gotta stop being offended and laugh along with them.

The problem is that for a long time gays were themselves the choice discriminated group. Now they are protected and it is largely fashionable to pick on overweight people instead.

I know on this forum of all places, it's cool to make fun of "fatties", but not too long ago people thought it was cool to make fun of gays like the OP just the same.

Making fun of overweight people and chastising smokers are some of the last refuges of "acceptable" discrimination today.
 

funboy6942

Lifer
Nov 13, 2001
15,336
402
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Originally posted by: moshquerade
Originally posted by: funboy42
Originally posted by: Flyback
I'm with funboy42 on this one.

And let me just say this isnt just about the op here either, it should be about EVERYONE. we all have faults about ourselves, that if brought to light would hate very much to be made fun of and yet, other people find it to be ok to go off and make fun of and hurt other people. They are people just as you are people no matter what they look like or sexuality they prefer, and to make fun of one is just wrong. I think if there was just less hat towards one another this world would be a better place but for some reason we seem to be going into a shell and hating one another more and more, and putting one another down.

It just needs to stop, and there should be more happy fun threads then this kind of bull s1t on here, which I find appalling that the mods will lock up a fun thread, or joke thread, or one that brings fun and joy to us here in ot, and keeps crap like this open, and ones with gore, or hate open for us all to see. It needs to be the other way around IMO, this kind of sh1t needs to be locked up, and threads that are fun, and brings joy and unity to it and us should be allowed and not locked up.

But fact of the matter is this kind of stuff not matter what should be allowed, nor be tolerated by anyone, to be made fun of for what ever reason it may be.
funboy, you are asking for too much. people have been laughing at the expense of other people from the beginning of time, and it's not likely that will ever change.

sometimes, you just gotta stop being offended and laugh along with them.

I know but then you know you cant go around and say OH mods this thread needs to be locked up because they are making fun of me because Im gay, or because Im fat, or because im skinny, or because im black white, asian, and alien from outter space. You know all the other ones BUT THE FAT people ones get locked up and bans get handed out right away, but you make a fat person thread and make fun of a fat person and OH thats ok. BULL SH1T, you allow this, you allow gays, black, asians, the likes to all be made fun of as well, without being locked up, without bans being dished out then. its either all or nothing. And damnit dont anyone peep in and say ****** because they are gay and they are making fun of you, or your black and they are making fun of you, or your a woman and they are making fun of you, again, if it is good for one, its good for them all, and then no one should say sh1t about it.

And if your going to start a thread bashing on another because of the way they are, then be prepared for being bashed on for the way you are, and dont go crying about it.
 

Agentbolt

Diamond Member
Jul 9, 2004
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Making fun of overweight people and chastising smokers are some of the last refuges of "acceptable" discrimination today.

No offense, but there's good reason for that. People don't chose to be black or disabled or old or whatever else. (Maybe they chose to be gay, that's a P&N thing though) People have a choice about being fat/smoking. They're considered more acceptable targets, but that's deservedly so, seeing as how they chose to be targets.
 

mugs

Lifer
Apr 29, 2003
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Originally posted by: Flyback
Originally posted by: moshquerade
funboy, you are asking for too much. people have been laughing at the expense of other people from the beginning of time, and it's not likely that will ever change.

sometimes, you just gotta stop being offended and laugh along with them.

The problem is that for a long time gays were themselves the choice discriminated group. Now they are protected and it is largely fashionable to pick on overweight people instead.

I know on this forum of all places, it's cool to make fun of "fatties", but not too long ago people thought it was cool to make fun of gays like the OP just the same.

Making fun of overweight people and chastising smokers are some of the last refuges of "acceptable" discrimination today.

Making fun of gay people hasn't become taboo. Hating gay people has. I think the increased acceptance of homosexuality has opened the door to more jokes at their expense, because it's no longer assumed that if you make fun of homosexuals you probably hate them. Case in point - Will and Grace. Very popular show, made fun of every gay stereotype in the book.

I've been watching King of Queens a lot lately. The main character is fat, and they make jokes about it all the time. It's all good.
 

Flyback

Golden Member
Sep 20, 2006
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Originally posted by: Agentbolt
Making fun of overweight people and chastising smokers are some of the last refuges of "acceptable" discrimination today.

No offense, but there's good reason for that. People don't chose to be black or disabled or old or whatever else. (Maybe they chose to be gay, that's a P&N thing though) People have a choice about being fat/smoking. They're considered more acceptable targets, but that's deservedly so, seeing as how they chose to be targets.

The problem is that people know it is wrong to make fun of others but they hide behind the mask of "they did it to themselves, it's fair game!". Immaturity at best using the guise of some remotely structured argument just to pick on people.

Starting to smoke is a stupid idea no question. But quitting is an entirely different ball game and it is a very difficult process. Regarding obesity, many people eat not for "sport" but because of underlying emotional problems (someone as obese as her likely has some issues beyond just wanting a second helping). And yet you don't run around making fun of people who are emotionally unbalanced.

What if you could reduce your risks of many cancers by a significant margin. Would it be fair game for me to run through the palliative ward and laugh at people with skin cancer, ovarian cancer, and prostate cancer because they could have taken steps to avoid it? It was entirely their choice to not take the measures, remember (similar to the "choice" of being overweight and smoking.)

Yes, choice is involved. That doesn't reduce the immaturity required to make fun of people, though.
 

Agentbolt

Diamond Member
Jul 9, 2004
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It was entirely their choice to not take the measures, remember

That's completely, COMPLETELY different. Cancer can be possibly be prevented by making lifestyle choices, sure. There's a whole enormous distance between "preventing" something and "causing it to happen" Quitting smoking is hard, but you're glossing over the "Don't start in the first place" part, which isn't. I wouldn't have any pity for someone with lung cancer because he did it to himself specifcally by smoking. If people could get prostate cancer by willingly, I dunno, bowling, then I'd feel the same way about them if they got prostate cancer from bowling. Not preventing != actively causing

In a perfect world, yeah, nobody would make fun of each other. We're not in disagreement there. But it's strident apologist behavior to say it's hiding behind a mask to say "they did it to themselves" They did. If I started smoking, I deserve no sympathy when I get lung cancer. I'll say it again, fatties and smokers catch more flak because it's something they've actively done to themselves. They shouldn't get the same social protection as people who've been stricken by something they didn't do to themselves.
 

Flyback

Golden Member
Sep 20, 2006
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Originally posted by: Agentbolt
It was entirely their choice to not take the measures, remember

That's completely, COMPLETELY different. Cancer can be possibly be prevented by making lifestyle choices, sure. There's a whole enormous distance between "preventing" something and "causing it to happen" Quitting smoking is hard, but you're glossing over the "Don't start in the first place" part, which isn't. I wouldn't have any pity for someone with lung cancer because he did it to himself specifcally by smoking. If people could get prostate cancer by willingly, I dunno, bowling, then I'd feel the same way about them if they got prostate cancer from bowling. Not preventing != actively causing

In a perfect world, yeah, nobody would make fun of each other. We're not in disagreement there. But it's strident apologist behavior to say it's hiding behind a mask to say "they did it to themselves" They did. If I started smoking, I deserve no sympathy when I get lung cancer. I'll say it again, fatties and smokers catch more flak because it's something they've actively done to themselves. They shouldn't get the same social protection as people who've been stricken by something they didn't do to themselves.

Then we fundamentally disagree. I believe, particularly when aware of the triggers, symptoms and consequences of cancers as most adults are (especially when it is so prominent today), that inaction is a type of action (aren't they just a passive action?) and just as capable and as demanding for causing effects and are a statement unto themselves. I don't think the two are too much different in this case, particularly when preventing some of these cancers is much, much, much simpler than stopping a smoking addiction, or losing weight. There is no excuse that some people contract some of the cancers in the numbers that they do today.
 

Agentbolt

Diamond Member
Jul 9, 2004
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So because I've done nothing to stop terrorism, I'm a terrorist? Or because I've done nothing to help create a sequel to Freespace 2, I'm actually stopping it from being made? I guess you and I DO disagree fundamentally, then. I

f you want to compare a guy who picked up a pack of cigarettes five years ago and started smoking them, all the while aware that they will kill him, to a guy who got prostate cancer by eating red meat, then be my guest.
 

Trevelyan

Diamond Member
Dec 10, 2000
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Originally posted by: Agentbolt
Making fun of overweight people and chastising smokers are some of the last refuges of "acceptable" discrimination today.

No offense, but there's good reason for that. People don't chose to be black or disabled or old or whatever else. (Maybe they chose to be gay, that's a P&N thing though) People have a choice about being fat/smoking. They're considered more acceptable targets, but that's deservedly so, seeing as how they chose to be targets.

Well, actually scientists have found the fat gene. It's right next to the gay gene, and slightly left of the bad-parent gene.
 

zinfamous

No Lifer
Jul 12, 2006
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I find that picture more disturbing than anything, for various reasons. I'm sure it will give me nightmares.
 

ShadowOfMyself

Diamond Member
Jun 22, 2006
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Huh... Actually I didnt think this ytmnd was very funny if at all... Id take a 300 ytmnd over this one anyday

As for the "debate" going on here, I lean more towards the side in which you should laugh at everyone and everything, as it only does you good, but I have to agree, laughing at some people only is very wrong

And I am skinny actually, (and you can make fun of it if you want I bet there are tons of nerd looking guys here anyway), and I usually also get "left out" in groups, maybe because Im just like that, I got used to it anyway, but I can understand if someone gets emotional over this
 

dabuddha

Lifer
Apr 10, 2000
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I repeat, hahahahahahahahaha
man you people need to lighten up and just enjoy the comedy
 
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