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Deepfeel:No. A comedian's job is to tell jokes. The fact that the audience do not find a funny joke funny does not mean the comedian has failed. Ebiye shouldn't sink so low to please snowflakes that might even pick offense at the sun rays. |
Deepfeel:He did his job and I laughed but people were too sensitive. If someone is funny and people decide to be sensitive and easily offended, what else do you want from that person? |
Duggedised12:Lol. The skin colour of the person telling the joke or making a statement is not important instead it is the intention and context that matters. Imagine if a 5 year old caucasian were friends with a 5 year old black and the caucasian smeared his entire face with black paint because, according to the caucasian, "he admires his friend's skin colour and wishes to be like him", would you call the caucasian kid a racist? Mr. Chukwudi used a black ink to mimic the Yoruba tribal mark out of the desire of contempt and hatred for the Yoruba race while Mr. Okonkwo did it for comedic purposes and, in addition, to star in a film. Who is the bigot and how do you judge the bigot? By the way ,what does too dark even mean? If your are black, you are black, you dont see white people making mockery of themselves for being too white,do you?There is racism in its boldness still going on around the world and for a black man to even have the nerve to tell another black person that they are too black is the stupidest joke ever. Like bro you are black to the white man, there is nothing like not too black in their dictionary.Lol. Black is black, no doubt, but if someone says "Mr. A is too dark", it should be understood by anyone with common sense. Beyonce and Lupita are blacks but Lupita is DARKER IN COMPLEXION. Who cares what the white man thinks and what is in his "dictionary"? |
Deepfeel:@black This is the problem with you folks. If someone's joke about your skin colour makes you feel bad about your skin colour and makes you change your skin colour then you must have a low self esteem and the inability to think independently and maturely. Ebiye has no obligation to align himself with people's standard. If inoffensive things make you offended then either you toughen and grow up, or you remain a baby with a soft skin. No one owes it to you to please you and flow by your standards. @red Negatively? Well, I say it was harmless and positive. He was a bit creative. He can't please everyone. |
natsuflame:If it were about me, trust me, I wouldn't be offended. |
Deepfeel:Hahahahahaha. This is a misrepresentation that your mind invented. There are no mockery and degradation anywhere. People react to things differently people read meaning to things differently, a joke you might laugh off another person will pick offense and fight, but this particular joke is a sensitive one sensitive because that's exactly how racist white people paint their faces black anytime they want to make mockery of our black skin, we Africans are always preaching to those bleaching to be proud of their black skin, making a joke of someone who maintained her natural black skin is offensive, he should have made the joke in a positive way, like the darker the berries the sweeter the juice the darker the skin the deeper the roots, that sounds more positiveOga, if someone's joke about your skin colour makes you change your skin colour then you must have a low self esteem and the inability to think independently and maturely. Ebiye meant no harm, intended no racism or hatred, and was simply getting some fun. You can only get offended if you insist on being offended. The fact that people react to things differently doesn't mean that it is right to vilify anyone who means no harm and is making use of their right. Intention and context are what should define racism not symbols. What if I justified Islamic terrorism and blamed critics of Islam because "people react differently, criticism of Islam is sensitive and they should have been more understanding"? |
highcollide:Lilwet.dick has no brain. She is just a frustrated person. |
They look like brother and sister. |
The guy came back from the dead and is flying higher than ever before. |
Ligxy:Lol. Even if he didn't mention any name, people would still be offended abi you are living on planet Neptune that you have forgotten that, thanks to our easy times, we have a generation of snowflakes who have the luxury of taking offence from inoffensive things? Ebiye meant no harm, he had no racist intentions and was simply catching some fun. If Lupita were my wife or sister, I wouldn't be offended. |
Deepfeel:Ogbeni, did Ebiye refer to Lupita as a black monkey? A harmless joke without any intention of hate became offensive because soft people took the luxury, afforded them by the easy times they live in, to be offended at inoffensive things. If someone called me a black monkey with racist intentions, I will simply ignore the person or call him a white monkey(if he is white). If it's simply said with no ill intentions, I will laugh it off and reply with a nick name. |
genq:If someone's joke about your skin colour makes you change your skin colour then you must have a low self esteem and the inability to think independently and maturely. Ebiye meant no harm, intended no racism or hatred, and was simply getting some fun. You can only get offended if you insist on being offended. |
Aladinn:Mr. Man, I created a topic on freedom of speech and expression. Check out the topic to know where I stand. Insulting someone's mother or joking about LGBTQ is a fundamental human right. It's called freedom of speech and expression. Using Jesus or Muhammad to joke is a fundamental human right. The fact that snowflakes/liberals/SJWs/religious extremists throw tantrums and call for the crucifixion of those who say or joke about things they don't like doesn't make such human rights invalid. Ebiye meant no harm and was simply trying to catch some fun. Grow some thick skin and stop seeing offences where they don't exist. |
ImaIma1:Switching to uppercase is to direct your attention to the question I asked you. Stop pretending you don't know what I am driving at with the uppercase or you failed English in school? Lol. As usual, saying irrelevant and unrelated nonsense and then running away. You couldn't even answer a simple question. ![]()
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ovcwality:What am I trying to justify? Let's start from here. |
PinkHealthGroup:You are strawmanning and accusing me of things I never did despite clarifications in my previous posts. Good day, I have no time for obtuse internet maggots. |
An 1diot has entered this thread. By her reasoning, you shall know her. Some are cursed to be unreasonable. ![]() NB : I am not referring to lmalm.a. |
ImaIma1:Did I ever say it was real? Don't try to divert, HOW DO YOU KNOW THE STORY IS FAKE? |
PinkHealthGroup:No one is degrading anyone except you insist that someone is being degraded. If you insist then there is nothing anyone can do. Even if he were, it is still he freedom of speech and expression. |
PinkHealthGroup:I never shamed Lupita, show me where I did? You need to sit down and take conscious efforts to activate the higher centres of your brain so that you can stop reasoning like a castrated sheep. You have only one life to live, why waste it being a deplorable fool? |
cococandy:Where in my comment did I joke about rape? Cocosnowflake, can you please show me? You don't know when to be serious and when not to be. As far this topic is concern, there is no evidence that Ronaldo raped his accuser, so what rape should we be serious about? Or have you concluded without evidence, like the unintelligent, that Ronaldo raped his accuser? |
AntiMCU:She has the hypocrisy and selfish selective bias common to feminists. |
ImaIma1:I asked a simple question, how do you know that the story is fake? |
ariketalks:How about "too intelligent"? "too good"? ![]() @blue In a bid to put up your sophistry when you could have just reasoned, you misinformed on the English language and typed trash. |
Rubyventures:Sometimes foolishness is willful. Did Ebiye ask anyone to laugh? Is he forcing anyone to laugh? If a joke is at my own expense and it's funny, I would laugh or be silent but I would never attack the comedian for he has freedom of speech and I am not entitled to not being offended. Beside, the joke wasn't at Lupita's expense. Good day. |
ImaIma1:How do you know this story is fake? How? You just sit down and presume like an unintelligent creature. How do you know that the op's story is made up? Any evidence? Where you there?
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Rubyventures:Use your head jare. If I say someone is too dark, is that an insult? It's just a honest observation. Same way I would say Sheamus, the professional wrestler, is too white. People just pick offense where there is none. Your questions are unwarranted and useless to this discourse. |
GogobiriLalas:I found it funny too but in a privileged world, people are soft and have the luxury of picking offence at inoffensive things. |
Ayotemide:Being too dark is not a bad thing as much as being too white is not a bad thing. Ebiye just insinuated and joked with the fact that she is too dark, as simple as that. It was harmless fun except you insist on being offended. |
KenModi:Hush my friend! I very well know that the whites in the '40s - '60s, and even later, smeared their faces with black paint/charcoal/chocolate to make racist fun of blacks. The "black face" doesn't have to be a symbol of racism against blacks, the intention and context of the person wearing the black face is all that matters. Ebiye meant no harm, no racism or hatred but was simply trying to catch some fun. Would you ban knives because people used it in the past to kill people? People need to grow some thick skin and stop seeing offence where it doesn't exist. |
Why do people take things too seriously? What's bad in joking about skin colour? This generation is filled with snowflakes and people really need to have a thick skin. The point of the comedy was that Lupita is too dark in complexion. |
ImaIma1:How do you know it is a fable? Any evidence? Perhaps you don't like what you are hearing. OP, Yes they use rape allegation as a weapon and it is their last resort. Foolish weak men and white knights gave women this power. |
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