Dear Mr. Brown
Thanks for the response. I feel it is important to be able to have a discussion in a healthy manner and I appreciate the fact that you meet all the.
This is especially the Japanese side. I felt that sketch sketch with Japanese girls is more or less how each daughter the Japan school is represented in action movies and others. This is more or less also the thing fan and the Japanese lifestyle. I found that to be funny. I'm immersed in the Budoh and practice karate and saw the Japan illustrating shows also Western somehow. In the Netherlands comics describe mainly Belgiums as mute and Belgiums illustrate the Dutch also cheap and strong. Is - this racist?
I think that we live in a world where outrage is especially felt by others for instance public / race / color it is. We have a long way, I believe in equal rights. Of course not close enough to far. I still have great hopes that we will be able to reach a utopian society such as shown in Star Trek. But I always remember that society in Star Trek was a third world war and a stranger to meet statistics are very bad on a haha.
To come to a general point. Girls that they portray are a certain style Japan, such as your character animation and other port. Therefore, for the audience in General, it may be racist or something, but where is the line. If you look at the roast concept, is racist? If you look at Carlos Mencia regards Mexican is that racist? I value your views and respect the fact that you will comply with your words. But I would like to ask to look at in a different light and if you feel that it is racist I agree to disagree:
@ Cinesimonj:
Exactly. I was trying to feel what was the main point of Mr. Brown. If one is a racist is primarily a data that would spread. But I think that we have found that this was not the point of the ticket blog by Mr. Brown. As regards the aspect of humour. I think that it is in the eye of the subjective.
I want to say that it is easy. I am a guy, I am about 2 metres long and I'm overweight. Some of my friends are also overweight. But when I look at stand up is fumigation on obese people, I should be offended? Or, if the person of normal weight should be offended for me?
If I see a sketch on the white (e.g. Pablo Francisco, which I love as a stand up) I would be offended or not?
It is obviously still a thin line based on personal life / experiences and others. Or what "comedy" you already have summer presentation so to say.
Can agree that humor in the show could not achieve by in regards to say as Little Britain or smack the Pony and others. Or also gracious Goodness Me which depicts people in stereotypes which has been a storm success I think at the United Kingdom?
And I think that the Monty Python team already torn by British culture so wonderful. So what's the rumpus?
Have a very good 2011 and I hope that we will be able to live in an era where we discuss and see lots of comedy, movies, and others, we can talk.
Follow the excellent work by Mr. Brown. Smoke am if you have obtained their.
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