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Faced with a cacophonous gay uproar, Snickers relented, responding to its critics with the bland “humor is highly subjective?? and acknowledging that “some people may have found the ad offensive.” Even in its apparent submission, Snickers retained its credibility. Humor is subjective and, at times, meant to rattle its audience out of complacency; the biting wits of Stephen Colbert and Sarah Silverman are perfect examples. That someone took offense is not Snickers’ fault, but rather the fault of those who sit down in front of the television...
...With this, it’s so subjective??how do I feel this morning? How bad has it been this week? Can I play? Can I even practice?” she said...
...even in face of this threat, House lists should remain unregulated. Regulation, though well-intentioned, will no doubt inhibit list members from posting potentially useful, entertaining or thought-provoking e-mails for fear of warnings or removal. Also, as any regulation of House lists will always be unfairly subjective??it shouldn’t be any individual’s job to moderate. Besides, House lists are inherently self-regulating; when someone posts an offensive, asinine or ignorant e-mail, others on the list will likely ostracize this view with condemnatory e-mails or enlighten the issue with...
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