Well, maybe that's why they're not his colleagues any more...

Ohh, that must be why he still will make regular appearances on the show, and still lives with one of them. He decided to leave Kinda Funny mostly to protect his friends from the backlash he was facing.

First, a joke tells you that he's apathetic to their problems? Secondly, mind telling me what problems women face in developed countries? We know wage gap in now one of them.

Freudian slip there? Anyways, there's also the problem of sexual harassment and the unequal divide of household chores.

I completely agree with that, as does pretty much everyone else in this thread. The fact that you keep implying otherwise is why people are running out of patience with you.

Other things to be tolerant of: People's sense of humour, freedom of speech and giving them a thread of respect by not assuming how they feel about 3.5 billion people based on a joke on twitter.

Other things that shouldn't be tolerated: Blatant misrepresentation and using logical fallacies and manufactured outrage to attack people's reputations and potentially damage their livelihood.

I just love how you keep bringing up the unequal divide of household chores as if that's a horrible plague that's terrorizing society. In reality the divide of chores can only ever be settled by the couple in the household. If women want that to change, it's up to them to take the problems to the boyfriends/husbands, and sort it out like rational adults.

For example, in my household, I fully admit my wife does more chores day-to-day than I do. However, I'm also the one that does all of the snow clearing, ice breaking, grass cutting, hedge trimming, tool and appliance maintenance, gutter cleaning, vehicle maintenance, home improvement etc. I more than make up for the 30-40 minutes she might spend Monday to Friday doing extra chores by sometimes dedicating 16-20 hours of my weekend working on things she'd rather not do. See, successful relationships are about compromise, and my wife and I have found a way to compromise on the household chore situation that leaves both of us satisfied. But hey, if someone were to call up my wife and survey her on the day to day chores, suddenly she sounds like a victim.

Fuck political correctness. People can't seem to take a joke or at least read between the lines. Everyone's got a stick up their ass so high up. People get easily offended as if their self esteem is just blanketed by layers of god damn onion skins.

This world is evidently getting more fucked up thanks to the spread of internet and people taking it seriously.

Oh god no women do more housework, why not focus on real issues. eg Males make up 75% all of suicide numbers.

Sexual harassment I can give you that but not the unequal divide of household chores. That's not a problem in developed countries as women aren't forced to do house chores (plus I doubt there's much of a divide).

Coming back to sexual harassment - to be honest I don't know how much of a problem it is. Is staring actually sexual harassement? Is trash talking in MP games considered sexual harassement?

Not nearly the same. Really. And it doesn't always require hard work to become internet famous. Some times it's mostly luck. Others you play a game showing your boobs and thirsty guys watch you show your non existent gaming skills. Or you just shout in the mic, but are attractive enough for teenage girls to fall in love with you.

I feel the same way about youtubers as I feel about singers and actors. Simple people (especially young people) pay attention to the super successful ones and want to have a career like them. In reality, a tiny percentage of actors/singers make big bucks. Most of them struggle to the point that they need other jobs to support themselves.

So, yes, I think trying to do a youtube chanel instead of studying to earn a degree or something is a very bad idea. There are too many people doing them and it's incredibly hard to stand out. If you're lucky, you may. But how many will be?