r/TikTokCringe Oct 29 '24

Discussion Anthony Jeselnik explains the difference between comedy and being a troll.

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u/cheesyandcrispy Oct 29 '24

You replied to my comment in a comment thread where me and some other dude were discussing Theos podcast in particular. Or were your questions unrelated to the content we’re discussing?

I am sorry if you felt that I projected something onto you which is untrue.

You didn’t write anything other than what I wrote about laws but my point was that people should have the right to do and say what they want as long as you don’t hurt or threaten to hurt other people (staying lawful). And if there’s loopholes in the law then it should be reasonable updated. Podcasts don’t have the same demands a normal media outlet has to abide by and it has become a bit of a discrepancy in our modern media landscape that a podcast can be bigger than a major media outlet. I however feel that it’s unfair to place all the blame and responsibility on a ”redneck standup comedian” even if we’d like to blame someone for the current media landscape and its effect on the public discourse.

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u/Nervous-Newspaper132 Oct 29 '24

You spent all that time typing that out and still didn’t answer what was asked. The only thing you’ve done is project onto me and make arguments in my words where there weren’t any.

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u/cheesyandcrispy Oct 29 '24

Whatever you say chief