Learn to take a joke

And if I don't?

The South Park strategy: offend no one by offending everyone

The issue is that many people do something sexist/racist/homophobic and then use "It's a joke!!1!!11!!" As a cover

It's kind of ironic. I think these jokes are funny, and someone else does not, and because they feel that their opinion is the only one that matters, they think they shouldn't have to see these things. But, the moment someone dislikes their opinions on something, they say they have the freedom to say what they want. Honestly, people just want to use the 'rules' only when it benefits them. Yes, we have the freedom of speech, but that doesn't mean that others have to like it, or even pay attention to it. Freedom of speech is exactly what it says. Say whatever the fuck you want. Other people can too, though, and while you may not agree with it, they still can say it. If you don't like it, don't sit there and argue with them why they're wrong, and why you don't like them, just ignore it and move on. Get over yourself. 'Oh no, someone on the internet said something kinda mean and I don't like it! I better send them angry messages because that's gonna actually do something!' Grow the fuck up

Well its stupid to laugh if its offensive and makes someone feel really bad just.

I'm really not sure how I feel about this. On the one hand, I get it, it can be funny - I laughed at rosebud's black people/subpar pay joke in spite of myself. On the other hand, a lot of jokes that people intend to be harmless enough can actually be a symptom of the wider cultural prejudice, and if everyone's making jokes like that they then reinforce the prejudice..

y'know, i'm the type of person who, when told to "remove the stick out of my but and laugh a little", like to oblige, remove the stick and beat whoever said that with it.