1111: I Want to Kill You

[Blitzgal]

Junkenstein's examples were very concise. If you can't tell the difference between those two I guess I really can't help you.

Here's another security scare at an airport. This time it was a Jewish kid with those prayer boxes. On the one hand, I'm irritated when ANY religious people need to make such a big public show of how awesome and pious they are, but on the other hand, I'm also irritated at all the corn-fed retards in this country who think anything that isn't Christian must be Islamic and terrorist.

Jewish teen's prayers spark airliner scare - News- msnbc.com

[Blitzgal]

Originally Posted by Namdnal Siroj

Now that's being silly.
You know that this is not the type of verbal abuse that any French law is aimed at…

Yes it is. Emotional abuse is a chain of insults, slurs, and putdowns that eventually shred the other person's self-esteem and makes them more vulnerable to the abuser. But I'd really like the see how the French government enforces this. Usually emotional abuse amongst domestic partners goes hand in hand with other abuse that is very concrete, already illegal, and much easier to enforce.

[Junkenstein]

Originally Posted by Namdnal Siroj

Now that's being silly.
You know that this is not the type of verbal abuse that any French law is aimed at…

The emotional abuse that the french law was supposedly trying to fight is a continnuous erosion of someone's life with insults, belittling and other psychological tortures on that level. Hard to prove and impossible to fight with a law.

You questioned Keith on verbal threats which are a completely different thing. Insulting someone is not the same that threatening him. And there also different degrees of threat too. All punishable by law.

Why some people always take random points that Keith or Chemda make and connect them without following the whole argument. Context. Is that so hard to do?

[Grapist]

Originally Posted by Namdnal Siroj

Now that's being silly.
You know that this is not the type of verbal abuse that any French law is aimed at…

You seem to be lumping verbal "abuse" in with verbal "threats". They are different words for a reason.

[Badger]

"I will rape you! I am serious and I will rape you" - Keith Malley

Arrest that man!

[Grapist]

Carmen Lynch "Is that a joke or did he really call it that?"


OMG!!!! ROFL!!!

[Junkenstein]

Originally Posted by Badger

"I will rape you! I am serious and I will rape you" - Keith Malley

Arrest that man!

Well, everyone knows that comedians are mouthy desperate people that wouldnt ever realize their threats.

"I SWEAR TO GOD I WILL BLOW THE WHOLE LAST COMIC STANDING AUDIENCE TO PIECES! But what if the explosion isnt good? And what if i end up on papers and they take my picture wrong? Nobody will understand me! Oh god!"

(ends up drinking in a bar with other comedians an d nothing blows up)

[Blitzgal]

Originally Posted by Junkenstein

Well, everyone knows that comedians are mouthy desperate people that wouldnt ever realize their threats.

There are many things Keith has admitted to on this show that could've gotten him arrested. Saying shit on stage is the least of it.

I don't remember hearing about this hit and run that might have killed somebody. Jesus.

The worst thing I ever did was steal petty cash from one of my college jobs to buy food. So, just to keep the common theme of girls having lame "worst stories..."

[Mr.Stabby]

*sigh* This episode made me sad. I've had sex with maybe 4 people in my 36-year-old lifetime, and I feel like I've seriously missed out. Now I'm married, so I guess it's a write-off.

[Junkenstein]

Originally Posted by Mr.Stabby

*sigh* This episode made me sad. I've had sex with maybe 4 people in my 36-year-old lifetime, and I feel like I've seriously missed out. Now I'm married, so I guess it's a write-off.

It isnt.