Alan
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Not in a vacuum, no. Context matters, however.Not sure any of the available emojis on here could be considered offensive or derogatory?
Not in a vacuum, no. Context matters, however.Not sure any of the available emojis on here could be considered offensive or derogatory?
Yes, there's also an old saying that a feint heart.....There's an old saying about not having anything nice to say.
Not in a vacuum, no. Context matters, however.
I wouldn't be so sure about that.Yes, there's also an old saying that a feint heart.....
There is a difference between laughing at something meant humorously and laughing at something meant seriously. You’re an adult, you know that.
Do you laugh in the face of people at work who have a different view to you?Surely the audience has freedom to interpret the performance however they wish? Once someone has shared their piece then they lose control of how anyone receives it.
Comics get slaughtered at times for controversial jokes, if their audiences are allowed to take offense at things intended to by humourous then why is the opposite not admissable?
I don't laugh at anyone's view, anywhere, merely for being different to my own. However, I have absolutely no issue with laughing at something ridiculous it that's said in front of me.Do you laugh in the face of people at work who have a different view to you?
You don’t then get to play victim when people are annoyed at your pattern of behavior. The line doesn’t end at your .
Do you genuinely laugh in people's faces if you find something ridiculous?I don't laugh at anyone's view, anywhere, merely for being different to my own. However, I have absolutely no issue with laughing at something ridiculous it that's said in front of me.
It's happened, yes. You've never laughed at someone when they didn't intend to be funny?Do you genuinely laugh in people's faces if you find something ridiculous?
I don't laugh at anyone's view, anywhere, merely for being different to my own. However, I have absolutely no issue with laughing at something ridiculous it that's said in front of me.
Of course, but it's people I have to know very well. If a stranger / someone I don't know very well said something ridiculous I'm highly unlikely to laugh in their face. And it depends on context too, if it was their honest opinion then laughing at them is incredibly disrespectful.It's happened, yes. You've never laughed at someone when they didn't intend to be funny?
Of course, but it's people I have to know very well. If a stranger / someone I don't know very well said something ridiculous I'm highly unlikely to laugh in their face. And it depends on context too, if it was their honest opinion then laughing at them is incredibly disrespectful.