CEO, Comedy Central: Take Daniel Tosh off the air

[4th law of robotics]

42. Telling a comedian that his jokes are not funny during his routine loud enough for him and the

audience to hear.

What would you call that?

This isn't a dialogue. He's giving his spiel and the audience listens. She chose to break that arrangement.

Tell ya what: go to a comedy club and interupt their routine by pointing out that their last few jokes were not funny. See what the consensus is there: lighthearted and welcomed audience participation or heckling that will get you savaged.

"Unlikely to change" is right if people are going to diminish the complaint when someone dares to speak up about rape jokes.

Except it's clear that the majority of people separate rape based on the gender of those assaulted. Case in point: people are outraged at jokes about women being raped because RAPE ISN'T FUNNY! But at the same time feel not the least bit of remorse for laughing at the exact same thing levied at men (I would argue that rape is equally traumatic for both genders, possibly more so for men since they are absolutely blamed for it happening to them and told to deal with it).

You may as well be discussing the difference between murder and loitering. People may recognize both as crimes but they certainly will never see them as the same thing.