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John Cleese has the perfect response when asked about censoring comedy: “I don’t think people without much of a sense of humour should be allowed to determine what people with a sense of humour should be allowed to laugh at.” Bang on from patriot John Cleese. 👏🇬🇧
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A society that loses its sense of humour eventually loses its freedom. Comedy was never meant to protect feelings it was meant to challenge ideas.

Cancel culture is killing comedy’s now!

John Cleese is a national treasure

Great comedy has always challenged society. If it never offends anyone, it probably isn’t saying very much. A confident nation laughs at itself. An insecure one tries to censor the punchline. Britain gave the world some of the greatest comedians ever. We shouldn’t become a country where they’re afraid to tell jokes.

John Cleese has spent half a century doing the one thing the modern left cannot forgive, telling the truth in public. Life of Brian wasn’t just comedy. It was a diagnosis. They celebrated the diagnosis when they thought the patient was Christianity. The moment they realised the patient was them, the cancellation attempts began. The same people who once quoted Life of Brian now want it buried. Because the film didn’t age poorly the audience did. John Cleese simply refused to pretend the emperor had clothes. Fifty years later, that is still the unforgivable crime.

They are the 25% of the population who wants to control what we see, hear and say. Fuck off, retards. Retard thyself.

We must resist and fight back against these totalitarian regimes and policies

Great quote and perfect example

It's about time he came out and said this. I'm glad he's changed his tune and stopped being a regime parrot

I’ve seen many interviews he’s given especially in the last year where he has done just that he’s joined the good guys now.

The fact that comedy is seen as more DANGEROUS than the daily feed of depressing news of murder and rape (that dramas and soaps are keen to regurgitate) is highly disturbing. Humour was an antidote to misery. Sadly, people get a buzz out of being miserable 😡

There was a Christian, a Muslim and an islamist...

Very good 🤣

And did you hear the one about the muslim, the islamist and the jihadi? They took turns at killing each other.

John Cleese is an asshole! He pushed for regime change in Hungary and now crys for the same issues he backed to enter Hungary! Fuck him! Hypocritical peace of shit! Fuck you

I have yet to become aware of a Jovial Islamist. A lack of good humour appears to be compulsory!

This?

There are two topics which are quite easy to deal with (actually)... one is "PUBLIC TOILETTES" (their numbers and their states (if they exist at all) and nowadays also cashless toilettes which demand credit cards or mobile phones (which also show in an already very dramatic (and extremely substantial) way where things are going). And the other topic is COMEDY (full of stuff which is really NOT FUNNY ANYMORE (but everyone can simply tell one that one has no humor)).. and who ever says "Just Stay Away" has never really thought about the number of layers of stuff which is (not only actually) NOT FUNNY ANYMORE).. REFERRING TO ITS DIMENSION (because it is everywhere).. and also the "SOCIAL PRESSURE" that comes with it (when one for example adds "BRITISH to the humor"). Free Speech is something very valuable... no doubt about it.. but what is the point about free speech if it is "FULL OF TROJAN HORSES". Not being able to shit and to piss is an already very humiliating thing (and also creates fear if it is highly illegal just to do it).. but if one thinks seriously about this so called "HUMOR" and combines it with "SOCIAL PRESSURE" and then also (if one thinks correctly (which many people do not like to do as it is much "TOO CRITICAL") then one will also find real emotional suffering based on depression and also on "INNER CONFLICTS" and will finally also have to begin to study more detailed information about "SUICIDE AND SUICIDE STATISTICS". "GET OVER IT AND CALM DOWN" Is often the right thing to say.. but not always.

there is a reason Monty Python was one if not THE greatest Comedy show around. "i grew up with it" they treaded the line and made it work wonderfully.

What has brought Cleese around? He seemed like such an unapologetic anti-freedom leftist for so long, but no longer. Must’ve come face to face with something.

"I'm offended, so I'm going to stop watching" is a normal response. "I'm offended, so everyone should stop watching" is an authoritarian response, straight out of the leftist snowflake playbook.

Thank God you still have yours in tact. Your mate Eric has totally lost his

Not sure he ever had one 🤣

Exactly. Cleese nails it—humourless ideologues have no right to police what free Brits can laugh at. Defend our comedy and culture without apology.

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Find his audio book version of the Screwtape Letters. It's about 4 hours long and delightful! I found it on YouTube years ago. His performance was brilliant and fun. Im looking for a corporate media training series starring him about survival in the corporate culture. It could be a modern comedy show.

He is correct on almost everything. Alas, his late stage TDS lets him down.

Love it

John Cleese was an incredible actor. Fawlty towers was an all time great show.

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@JohnCleese is a National Treasure !

Yes! Entirely righteous John Cleese!

I think people also have different senses of humour. They are a number of shows that people have funny over the years, that I didn't find funny.

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Perfect response 👏👏

Can we make jokes about Jews and showers or are somethings beyond the pale?

