The Importance of Confidence in Speech

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A lot of white people can't even say the word black. So if you are caught in a position where you have to say an offensive term, whatever, make it confidently and say it quickly. With the British nobody cares. And then the last dimension is just whether the person who says it is British. If what you're talking about is my two offended by your own anti-Semitic. That's good. You've actually accused me of anti-Semitic jokes way more than I've ever uttered an anti-Semitic word. so just putting it out there. But you know, I'm okay with it. I'm okay.

In what might very well be the last episode before we're pulled off the air, Tamler outlines his data-free "theory" of what makes something offensive. What makes a joke about race, ethnicity, gender, disability funny sometimes, and deeply hurtful at other times? What makes Louis CK so goddamn funny and Andrew Dice Clay just...an asshole? Is Family Guy racist? Throughout the episode, David defends the victims of hatred and is a voice of empathy and reason, while Tamler drops the c-word multiple times, jumps to racist conclusions, and makes fun of David's partial Arab heritage.

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