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Who knows. Maybe, just maybe, 40 years from now...jokes about geographic residency and illegal alcohol consumption and sexual-relations-between-relations will be the new criteria for cancel culture, and all of these jokes will have aged poorly. ****, I didn't even make the joke, I simply...

Again, you keep using that word "ethnicity". Which is not the issue here. Just because you say it doesn't make it true. I'm sure you're a barrel of laughs. "Hey, Cardinals fans, you suck because...you rehired a coach once after you fired him previously!"

It's all good. I just wonder why you are a sports fan, what with all the trash-talking. Which is usually based on generalization. You should probably stay home and put your TV on mute. I can't believe we're not allowed to make fun of Louisville fans...

So when you complained about people getting to pick and choose which ethnicity they want to make fun of, you didn't really mean it, huh? You must be a lot of fun at parties. Zero sense of humor on you. What do you find amusing, when a guy gets hit in the nuts on America's Funniest Home Videos?

Kentucky is not an ethnicity. It's just...not...

Nope. I articulated the difference. You just don't like it. You're obviously from Kentucky and trying to pretend that your ethnicity has been mocked.

It shouldn't be, at all. It is the typical misdirected false equivalency employed by misguided southern whites trying to jump into the grievance game. There is a difference between making jokes about people based on inherent and immutable characteristics, such as ethnicicity...and making jokes...

The difference is that your comparison, and resulting outrage, are misdirected.

I think he's talking about people in Louisville, not the Brohm family proper. We'll allow it as an accurate depiction of Kentuckians...

Smart. Louisville got their Mario.