Posted within 30 minutes of the death of Stephen Hawking. I knew this guy was a piss poor and unfunny comedian but never thought he was a low life asshole.
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I gotta be real here, if the attempt is humor, no matter how distasteful it is, no matter how hard it bombs, it shouldn't be the death of a comedian if what they say is horrible.
It's not sickening or some horrible breach in morality on Tosh's part, just a shit joke.What? how does that have anything to do with my post?
It's not sickening or some horrible breach in morality on Tosh's part, just a shit joke.
I disagree, it doesn't run that deep, when you're a comedian who will joke about anything, sometimes you just bypass the filters you naturally have to get the joke out. And it bombed. That's it.
He alone is responsible for what he says online. Some people handle death with humor. I don't know the dude personally nor have I ever found his taste in comedy funny but he has been known to "go there" with his comedy so this doesn't surprise me. On one hand, what he does is comedy (be it funny to us or not) and on the other hand, what he said can be taken very insensitive by a lot of people. It is our choice to give his words power and I choose not to. He is a nobody to me. His poor jab at trying to be funny doesn't take away what Hawking did so I am not offended by it.
I'm not confirming it at all. You saying it's sickening is an emotional reaction, a feeling. To me it's only sickening if it comes from a place of hate. I know what it's like to have an edgy joke bomb lmao, and it looks a lot like the shit Tosh stepped in.
Yeah. And when one of Hawking's kids decides they need some comfort and would like to see some of the wonderful things said about their father and enter his name on Twitter, this was the first tweet that came up. That's why it is sickening and insensitive. That's why I comment on it. Instead of seeing the wonderful things people have said about their father, this came up because Daniel Tosh gets a lot of traffic and this was the most liked quote at that point in time.
So yeah, it's insensitive.