@buttersdaman000: But the vast majority of people doesn't mind jokes. It is just a vocal minority of usually overly privileged people who can't find anything else to complain about. I mean, there are people in Britain fighting against the research institute that advertised that Obesity causes cancer.
There's already personal ideas towards offense, why not create a standard??? Then that should be OK, as long as there's no fat person around.
Yes, hurt feelings are a basis for a lawsuit.
No, you can't do that. The line has to be drawn somewhere.
As i said, you obviously don't understand how lawmaking works. If you protect feelings as a good, you can't draw a line with "common sense" the "common sense" changes through the years.
If you protect feelings, you have to protect them in every way. And since there is NO OBJECTIVE WAY to measure how much someone is hurt by your words, there is no OBJECTIVE way to determine the line.
You could, potentially set it up with a multiple warning system that goes two ways.
If you are the one making an offensive joke, you could set up a system that announces an offensive joke. In that case, it is the listeners fault for listening to it and they wave the right to be offended.
And two, the listener of the joke could have a system to inform someone that they are offended by said joke and that they ask of you to confirm that that is not your actual opinion.
However, you can't punish someone for a sense of humor you don't agree with.
You are literally acting like a Nazi now.
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