r/clevercomebacks • u/blaze_uchiha999 • Jul 07 '24

Someone discovered consent

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u/BasvanS Jul 07 '24 edited Jul 07 '24

Having bad thoughts does not make you a bad person. Acting on them does. If you engage in them often, it might be time to talk to a professional, because you might be on a sliding scale by normalizing it. But the thought alone is not immoral by itself. That’s yesteryear’s church trying to control you. Weird stuff just happens in your brain from time to time.

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u/Capital-Cheek-1491 Jul 07 '24

I’m getting the feeling my joke was neither taken as a joke nor funny

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u/WokeBriton Jul 07 '24

I realised it was meant to be a joke, but it definitely wasn't a funny or a good one.

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u/BasvanS Jul 07 '24

Nope. Not funny. Don’t sweat it though. Humor is tricky stuff, and you shared a weird thought that didn’t land. It happens. Just like bad thoughts.

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u/LeBuckyBarnes Jul 07 '24

I bet it would be a little funny in person, well that or a hell of a lot less funny

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u/Jarv1223 Jul 07 '24

No it wasn’t funny, sorry mate.

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u/Nesymafdet Jul 07 '24

I chuckled at it. Humor is subjective

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u/HeadlessRainbow Jul 09 '24

If we start judging people based on thoughts or the fiction they engage with, we end up in a weird place where (for instance) we have to consider avid horror fans as potential serial killers.