• Broadfern
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    1 year ago

    I have a hard time with this because I would feel the same way about purposely making my friends and loved ones uncomfortable in this situation.

    I’d definitely make anti-nazi jokes to make a nazi uncomfortable though, but that’s beliefs and not gender. I’d also not call a nazi my friend.

    • homura1650
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      1 year ago

      To be clear, your Nazi example is entirely consistent:

      • Make anti-women joke with the intent of making women uncomfortable/angry - you are anti-women
      • Make anti-men joke with the intent of making men uncomfortable/angry - you are anti-men
      • Make anti-Nazi joke with the intent of making Nazis uncomfortable/angry - you are anti-Nazi

      If you are OK with some of these and not others, that just reflects your value judgement on those groups.