Tony Vanetti Tweet
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It was about unsalted, no-calorie rice cakes.
Ha ha ha ha ha ha...that was something similar to what Anthony Jeselnik would do.
90 percent of comedy is about good timing. This ain't it.
I don’t think it’s that bad. He’s making fun of Payne, not the victims in KC. Probably a little too soon.
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I wouldn’t have sent it but it is funny. Not enough to get canceled or whatever
Man tells joke. Soccer mothers offended for internet points. News at 12.
All the soys mad about this?
People are just way too sensitive. He’s talking about a basketball coach.
More like:
Man tells joke. Shyt for brains with purple hair and translucent skin offended. News at 12.
Nothing funnier than kids being shot and people running for their lives in terror.
Some of you people have no effin soul
Some of you people have no effin soul
The butt of the joke is Payne, not the kids. I feel sorry for comedians in this environment.
You’re going to see a lot of fake outrage. But everybody laughed at it.
I suspect a lot of shooters lack a sense of humor, and get easily outraged over everything.
Just a hunch.
Just a hunch.
Don’t worry UofL doesn’t have any shooters anyway.I suspect a lot of shooters lack a sense of humor, and get easily outraged over everything.
Just a hunch.
Like that Atlanta comedian who told the George Floyd joke to start. He got death threats in Atlanta saying they would kill his mother. Like WTF.
That’s NOT the intent at all and I’m not a big fan of that guy.
People are to soft these days. I remember when the space shuttle Challenger blew up. I was in middle school and wanted to be an astronaut since I was a little kid. It didn't stop me from partaking in or laughing at some jokes about it. People used to cope with bad situations by trying to laugh or make others laugh. Now everyone just wants to find a reason to get offended. I'd stay away from joking with the family members though.
I know right, some people out there want others to be as miserable as they are.
I wish it were just some. Unfortunately it feels like about 80% of the population. Thanks, social media.
Having Kyle Tucker take the "moral high ground" on Vanetti's horrible 'joke" is a joke in itself.
He is the same guy who absolutely vilified a 16 year old kid at a DC school trip whose big sin was wearing a red MAGA cap. And it came to pass, that was the only thing the kid was guilty of. Tucker never apologized for blasting a 16 year old.
That said, I typically don't like comedy that references an event where 20 people were shot and a mother was killed. My guess is that anyone here who had a family member as a victim would probably change their tune. It's not about being offended, It's about having some decency and compassion. Vanetti used very poor judgment.
Just a horrible event that was supposed to be a celebration.
Just my take.
He is the same guy who absolutely vilified a 16 year old kid at a DC school trip whose big sin was wearing a red MAGA cap. And it came to pass, that was the only thing the kid was guilty of. Tucker never apologized for blasting a 16 year old.
That said, I typically don't like comedy that references an event where 20 people were shot and a mother was killed. My guess is that anyone here who had a family member as a victim would probably change their tune. It's not about being offended, It's about having some decency and compassion. Vanetti used very poor judgment.
Just a horrible event that was supposed to be a celebration.
Just my take.
Yeah I don’t care about anything Kyle Tucker thinks. He’s a part of the problem of all this outrage culture.
its important to have moral superiority over people you look down on
and social media is the place to let everyone know you have it
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