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The article doesn't say what the jokes were!

• Gyrantula 3y ago
  The reporter doesn't want to lose her job, either
• tulio_ribeiro 3y ago
  I know the jokes, but I can't tell you because I'm afraid to get banned from here
  • nkurz 3y ago
    Perhaps you are making a joke that flew over my head, but in case you are new here, that not the way that this place works. You are not going to get banned for repeating the jokes that got someone fired, especially just after they won a court case saying they were actually funny. Your comment may well get flagged, because flagging is done by users, some of whom will flag just about anything they disagree with. But bans are done by Dan, and he's a good moderator who doesn't ban people for silly reasons like this. Have some faith.
• jkestner 3y ago
  Some are here: https://www.vice.com/en/article/m7b4nq/fired-comedian-ordered-to-get-day-job-back-after-jokes-ruled-simply-funny https://www.vice.com/en/article/m7b4nq/fired-comedian-ordere...
  • deleted 3y ago
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  • drooby 3y ago
    Oh my good god I love this guy
• didntcheck 3y ago
  This is a trend I hate with the reporting on any controversy. The "respectable" outlets refuse to publish what someone has said which is causing the controversy (and not because it would open them to legal risk, to be clear). It would be like if reporting on other crimes just said someone had committed "a crime", and refused to give any detail. Yes, news articles can have upsetting content, because real life is upsetting, and they have a duty to report it
  • gus_massa 3y ago
    Many times the Daily Mirror has a better report because they publish the aleguely problematic content.
• coffeefirst 3y ago
  He's got a bunch of stuff on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRUElVhT97Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRUElVhT97Q https://www.youtube.com/@jad_s_comedy https://www.youtube.com/@jad_s_comedy He's pretty funny. And as far as standup goes it's honestly pretty tame.