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Edited by ZEE THE CEO:
10/25/2014 7:59:32 AM
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I won't lighten up, as I've taken domestic violence advocacy training. Instead, you WISE UP.
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So therefore you are hyper sensitive to the issue. I have taken a humor class, it's called life. You should try it.
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I'm with zee on this! Many things that once were funny are now not acceptable and not funny!
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Funny is funny. If you're so uptight you can't laugh anymore, I feel sorry for you.
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Why because people are too up tight and insanely politically correct it's sick these days. There insane and bad people out there, if someone thinks that telling that joke is advocating domestic violence and/or goes out and commits domestic violence that person has issues. Guess what I read that joke and laughed, I didn't go beat my wife.
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They are no less acceptable now than before. PC people need to get a life.
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Look out...here's a bad ass with training. Try being in such situations..its hell of funny.
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It actually isn't. Not the ones that end up with children abused, people hospitalized, dead, or imprisoned.
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Like somebody else said, I laughed but somehow managed to NOT beat up my wife. You sensitive pricks must just be amazed. If you really believe that joke would make anybody commit violence, you are beyond help.
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Looks like you need to be told three times
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get it? got it? good!
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