Okay, you’re too immature to hold a sane conversation on top of clearly being too dumb to understand a three sentence paragraph, so I’m not going to waste my time writing in short sentences with small words to make it make sense to your stupid ass. Byeee.

I took it as he was saying that’s something his parents/older generation said, not him stating his personal opinion. I can’t remember all their names, but I’ve heard numerous comedians make jokes to that effect about their parents, so I assumed this was along the same lines, not him joking about how he doesn’t think…

How in the hell can a speech bubble be construed as feminine?? I mean, font I can see a little bit, because women (used to, anyway) sometimes have “prettier” handwriting, but a speech bubble? Aren’t speech bubbles in all manner of comic books (another thing marketed mainly to the male gender)? And I mean, doesn’t…

It’s not a black issue, it’s an issue of whiny, thin-skinned people going to a comedy show where they know there is a 98% chance that the comedian is going make a joke that they find offensive. I don’t give a shit what the joke was about, I don’t know what the woman looks like, and it’s completely beside the point I…

That’s exactly why it bothers me so much - the fact that they’re essentially saying anything feminine makes you weak, because clearly women are just weak, sensitive little things to pity, right?? UGH. It’s super harmful to both men and women. Not that it makes any difference, but I started refusing to buy anything…

I don’t know whether to be pissed off that these are packaged to be more “manly” for me, or that chocolate crackers are a thing that exists period.

Absolutely agree. That’s why I said I’m not defending his actions, but I can definitely understand where his irritation came from - just not the way he dealt with it.

That’s a really good point. I’d almost rather believe they did it intentionally, like your idea, out of pure greed, rather than because they’re simply assholes... But that option is its own bag of fucked up, too.

Oh, he said he didn’t like black people? Oh, no, that’s right. Fucking read, bitch.

Bout time, Bravo. We all know Real Men (tm) only watch networks’ shows when their graphics are in manly colors, like black or blue.

I completely agree with everything you said. It’s always crazy to me when mistakes like these are made because there is a whooole team of people who the decisions had to go through, meaning none of those people was actually like, “Wait, maybe we shouldn’t do this” ...

Certainly can’t argue with that, either.

Then “someone” should have sat their ass at home. Also not sure how this turned into a black issue, but I guess that’s the beauty of the internet - you can say whatever you want, whether it’s completely irrelevant to the conversation or not.

Ah, okay. In that case, there is definitely an issue there. I’m not ready to blame her personally yet, since they could have edited it after the fact, but somebody here fucked up big time.

I know that’s supposed to be a joke, but ... we are way too close to that right now that I really can’t see any humor in it.

I’m so done with this shit. It makes me too upset to function and it’s so disgusting I don’t want to even hear or think about the fucked up shit these people are continuing to punish us with. Can anybody tell me which countries are the least fucked up wrt women’s rights, etc? I’m seriously considering leaving this…

Because she’s wearing a wig...? Or is that not her natural skin color? Not gonna lie, no idea who this chick is, so I really don’t have a clue if they darkened her skin or something, in which case, yeahhh... Not cool.

His reaction was definitely juvenile and over the top, but I’m still kinda with George Lopez on that one. We all know comedians at comedy shows are known to make more than the occasional offensive joke. If your skin is that thin that you are compelled to stand up and give the finger to the comedian - from the front…

The comma in that last paragraph is killing me.

It’s got nothing to do with them being black (for me). I honestly didn’t even know who either of them were, or their race, until reading through some of the comments here, and I wrote my comment before reading any others. And that’s not what my comment was referring to, anyway, I was really just commenting on the fact…