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   -=> Richard Falken wrote to Daniel <=-   
      
    RF>   Re: Re: Ahmaud Arbery   
    RF>   By: Daniel to Dan Cross on Thu May 21 2020 09:44 pm   
      
    > Some have a view that denigrating white people by calling them hick or  racial term here> isn't racial. No one ever applies the word 'hick' toward   
    > Italians or Koreans. It's also class warfare, but that's another topic. I've   
    > heard members of the leftist press attack white people and then claim it'll   
    > never be racial because caucasians hold institutional power. What people say   
    > justify racism blows me away.   
      
    RF> It is fun you say that. I was recently handed a document about making   
    RF> dark humor jokes that were socially acceptable. The whole thing was   
    RF> many pages long, but it could be sumarized as follows:   
      
    RF> "It is not ok to make jokes that put gays or ethnic minorities in a bad   
    RF> light. It is ok to put white males or authority figures in a bad   
    RF> light."   
      
    RF> Also summarizable as:   
      
    RF> "It is ok to trash the people we oppose, but don't dare trashing our   
    RF> supporters"   
      
   I'm a fan of dark humour too. It seems phony and overbearing for someone to   
   define guidelines oh what's funny or not. Mildly speaking, it's subjective.   
      
   If I were to write the document, it'd likely go no further than a paragraph.   
   I'll summarize:   
      
   "Tell the joke if you think it's funny. If you know it could lead to   
   unemployment or a broken jaw, then don't tell it."   
      
   By the way I can't find the address of your ftp server where you dumped the   
   magazines. Can you reshare it?   
      
   Daniel Traechin   
      
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