Should comedians have boundaries?

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the-pi-guy said:

LegitHyperbole said:

Also, was people making fun of Elon Musk recently punching up or down, he jumped out of awkwardness likely due to his autism but he's also the richest man in the world. I want it to be where people can make fun of Elon and me as long as it's not mean spirited and the same people who'd cry foul are the ones being extremly mean spirited to Elon Musk.  So hypocritical. 

The problem with Elon Musk isn't that he's awkward. 

And stop using his alleged autism as a defense. Plenty of people who have autism, despise the guy.

r/Autism - Do you still believe that Elon Musk is autistic?

"I don't know and i don't really care. But I find it annoying when people defend his actions because "he's autistic and doesn't know any better.""

"Right? I'm autistic and I'm kind, have empathy, have a moral compass, and would never behave the way he does. If he's autistic or if he's not, he's still a complete asshat."

I do agree that it is hypocritical that certain people call out appearances. 

The problem with JD Vance isn't him being socially awkward. The problem is him putting down woman, "cat ladies", etc.

Trump's problem isn't that he's orange, "overweight", it's the million other things. Cheating and lying to his wives. Breaking the law repeatedly.

I'm not talking Trump or Vance here, I'm simply using Elon Musk as an example simply because it's recent and I don't care what someone on reddit thinks, the man is obviously autistic and people would slip a switch if you denied someone else having such a disorder but bit's alright as he's the new political enemy, a man who just brought us decades past what NASA has done in decades itself in space technology. My point is there is no punching down and when you say there is punching down you're saying that someone is lesser to another person because of some trait they have which is incredibly backwards thinking and feels absolutely gross.