What? I see no line...that Ven Diagram would really just be one big circle.

That's equally dumb. Cheating is an obviously extant phenomenon whether you engage in it personally or not. I think what you are probably trying to express is that you do not condone cheating, but Trauma_Hunter rightly points out that that is an entirely different assertion than to disbelieve.

Cool how her shirt magically changes colors when she lifts it.

The assumption of monogamy is problematic regardless of whether the couple in question is gay or straight.

Does anyone else find this repeated assumption of monogamy to be problematic? I don't think all the hand-wringing on Cooper's behalf is at all necessary until he himself indicates he has a problem with his boyfriend's behavior. I think everyone should be afforded this courtesy, gay or straight, but in my experience…

I can't believe Gannon didn't make the list.

I do try to listen to arguments from people even if I don't like them, I'm just saying it's a natural human instinct to be less responsive to an unfriendly person than a friendly one.

I always thought fuckface was an insult about giving blowjobs, so it didn't seem particularly gender neutral (and seemed homophobic in some contexts). Of course maybe that's showing an unfair bias since obviously one can fuck a face with a vagina.

Words hold significance, and feminism as the title of one's personal ideology shows a clear bias toward females. If you really think it's most important to strive for equality, why would you define your worldview through only one side's plight? And I'm not sure defining your worldview negatively is much better, as it…

"If someone can't respond to a substantive argument (like "I love men! I'm married to one!") because they don't like my tone, then they are dismissing me because of their definition of how a woman ought to behave and they have little hope of agreeing with me anyway."

It's kinda unfair for you to give Louie his set up and not Tosh. Tosh's set up was he was telling a rape joke that most people were laughing at and then someone screamed "rape jokes are never funny". That is a set up for him then saying "wouldn't it be funny if that lady got gangraped right now". The set up plays a…

The reason I actively avoid identifying myself as a feminist is precisely because of how many feminists I've met who do not think it is "about making things MORE EQUAL! for the menz too!" There is a preexisting imbalance in many areas against women which I agree we should work to eliminate from our society, but one…

I very much agree with this, especially the last paragraph. While I like to think that "people in general are mature enough to recognize the context in which subjects are discussed" I'm surprised by how many people are saying that Tosh's comment was not a joke but a threat. Even if you don't find it very funny/clever,…

You might not find it humorous, but it made a room full of people laugh, so it clearly had some potential in that department. I actually think the meta humor in his comment is cleverer than everyone else seems to (that he responded to her assertion that rape joke's are never funny with a rape joke at her expense that…

The reason it's a joke is because it's entirely absurd. What makes that statement a joke is the same thing that makes Louis' "rape is only okay if you want to fuck someone and they don't want it" joke funny. It's laughably absurd...as in it makes you laugh.

He was clearly being absurd and not actually recommending that 5 guys come and rape the lady in the middle of the crowded theatre and everyone would just watch doing nothing to stop it. That's an absurd situation, which is why him bringing it up made the audience laugh. It also successfully showed that the heckler was…

The woman only got "threatened" AFTER she interrupted the show to say that rape jokes are never funny. I am defending the initial rape joke and saying that she was not justified at all in heckling him. Since she was unjustly heckling him, he had the right to insult her and make her feel unwelcome. If you interrupt a…

His sister isn't the butt of the joke, the joke is that he and his sister act like the rape is just another harmless prank. I don't come out of that joke thinking "oh that sister is so dumb", I come out of it thinking that the whole situation is totally absurd.

Suggesting the hypothetical gang rape only happened in response to the lady interrupting his rape joke with "rape jokes are never funny". His initial rape joke was just as acceptable as Louis', and his response to the heckler was supposed to be an over-the-top insult that played on what she was heckling about, and it…

As easy to read as your caps are, they aren't all that necessary...they kinda just make you come across as an ass. I just reread it and surprise, Louis' rape material is just as justified as Tosh's rape material. Just as Louis CK lays bare how fucked up that line of reasoning is, so does Tosh. No one thinks Tosh…