Transference. That’s why people have lost their shit in my inbox. If folks read CMM first, then my plot choices in Stoplight are more confusing. I’m just glad to have people read in the first place lmao!
Transference is the cult classic of my blog circa 2017. I’m not sure how it happened. It was accidental.
Remember that time EXO went into a haunted house and Kyungsoo, Luhan and Tao screamed their way through it and, meanwhile, Jongdae bowed at all of the “ghosts” before thanking them for their hard work and giving away all his warm packs? I love Jongdae.
i dont like it when comedians put punchlines before basic ethics.
i try to be a good person before i try to be a funny person, and while its morally rewarding and more ethically sound, its WAY more difficult because you actually have to evolve as you learn more.
when i see someone saying shit like “theres no place for political correctness in comedy!” all i see is “comedy is hard!!!!! stop trying to make it harder!!!!!! its not fair!!!!!!!!!!”
and its not even a matter of edginess. you can be edgy in comedy without being downright toxic. when the joke is that its offensive for offensiveness sake, its no longer clever and you are no longer funny.
Comedy is supposed to be about punching up (at the powers that be, at the system; authority figures) or at least at your own level (peers, friends, yourself, if you’re not being too mean).
When you punch down (marginalized groups, for example) you’re not being funny; you’re just being cruel. And probably bigoted.
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This is a real problem, however while we don’t have this museum, we do have The National Museum of American Indian (yeah I hate the name too) that actually describes a lot of the bullshit Native Americans have had to go through. There is a room completely dedicated to every treaty that the US government made with Native Americans and then back out on (honestly it’s the saltiest museum I’ve ever been in) They have stuff from the trail of tears to modern day issues. I would encourage everyone, especially my white friends who don’t know much about Native American culture or history, to go check it out.
Update: I was wrong, we do have this museum! I encourage everyone to check out the American Indian Genocide Museum in Dallas Texas. They participate in a lot of activism and education.
