Wait, sorry you said that mocking something was different from debating it?

I would bet that no, they cannot.

We don't actually need to have Deep Knowledge of an SNL skit in order to discuss this.

It's perfectly human to look at even distant offenses and be personally offended in the present

Mocking is not the same thing as debating

Yeah and then you bounced over and told us "laughing, ridiculing, insulting them makes you as bad as people on the right, and yes I really do mean that,"

Ah, but that's not how the Oberlin College Sophomore Consensus works

No.

Because of it's stupidity and dumbness?

Yes. It's stupid and dumb.

Fine. I'm not an ally any more. Tired of your tedious whining.

Uh, pretty sure that Lavinia's rape and mutilation were considered as horrific in Shakespeare's time as they are now.

As I mentioned elsewhere, this was a young woman who spoke aloud the words "eat me out like you're Cookie Monster".

Wrong question. The issue is: Would it matter to you even if they had heard of Pat? Because I had. Does that make my ridicule of Ms. Soloway any more acceptable to you? No? Rather a red herring of you to claim otherwise then, isn't it?

It's not rhetorical. It might be that both answers are partially correct.

Angsty? I dunno, seemed to me like the shaved head thing was the province only of the fiercest, most self-possessed of young ladies out there.

Pog form?

No seriously, someone help me: Is goddam ohmifuckinggod obsession with 'representation in media' a Cause or an Effect of total electoral failure by the left? Here's the summation of the arguments, 'cause I'm genuinely unsure which it is:

Could the problem perhaps be solved by the simple expedient of not watching SNL?

Representation in media isn't important.