Reality Check by Dave Whamond for June 10, 2019

Now, now, Ralph.

If only that wasn’t true……..

But daddy, I don’t understand. If standing upright is good, so is stand-up, right?

Blaming the public for your own failures? A tried and true “artistic” technique.

People need to grow up and quit being offended by every little thing. At least be offended by the right things. Can’t help but wonder during the recent Memorial Day, how many of today’s easily offended and need a safe place folks would be willing to do what what needed to be done on D-Day? Laugh at the mime of David Hogg saying how we don’t know what it was like hearing the gun go off (he was so far away I don’t know how he heard or calls himself a “survivor”) and below the image show the troops stepping off the landing craft (Higgins boat) into the gunfire. Many died when the doors dropped open.

This generation is too easily offended at the least little thing. Hate to see what happens when something really bad happens.

Ralph likes to hang out at The Hilarity Hole.

Seems like too many modern comedians rely on shock value to put their act across. A good joke doesn’t need offensive words to make one laugh.

No worries, this snow flake era will pass, the real question is if the next BIG thing will be worse.

Some people TRY to be offended by just about anything.

I resent that cartoon.

Dave, so you’re predicting a Republican/conservative/tRump landslide in 2020. I had hoped for a more positive outcome.

Thankfully, the United States is chocked full of terrific cartoonists, comedians and humorists who won’t be cowed by all the thin-skinned wusses and snowflakes that want to crush free expression. Rip ’em a new one, Dave!

Plaid coats are still offensive and have never made a comeback.

Next one over is the Mime exhibit.

Comedy doesn’t have to be offensive. There are plenty of great jokes that aren’t offensive or vulgar or mean spirited. Unfortunately, some moron would still find some way to be offended by those jokes.