Are we still allowed to laugh at Pat from Saturday Night Live or will we get in trouble from the progressive thought police for being insensitive to the LGBT community? ?

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Answer 1

Laugh, to **** with the PC thought police.

Answer 2

hehe IT TICKLES

Answer 3

****...they're the ones that made her/him!

Answer 4

If it is funny I am laughing.The video here doesn't do much for me though.

Answer 5

I always thought Pat was intentionally meant to be ambiguous. For all we know he/she could be straight.

Answer 6

QUIT WEARING YOUR EMOTIONS ON YOUR SLEEVES - there is nothing more unappealing than an over sensitive person who lacks a sense of humor. Get over yourself.

Answer 7

Of course you can laugh. It came from a left-wing show, didn't it? That makes it OK.

Answer 8

Don't you know it's only straight white people that can be ridiculed and laughed at?

Answer 9

They will never succeed at taking away my sense of humor and my ability to laugh.

Answer 10

Yea PC crap is killing the funny in America..;o)~

Answer 11

People under 25 in the United States have been so conditioned not to laugh at what is truly funny. They have no concept of what made the original SNL so funny (even though this isn't the original SNL). They think funny is today's SNL. It is not.

Answer 12

You are absolutely right about that.

Answer 13

It's sad. I see young people and I have to say they're lame. There is no other way to describe them.

Answer 14

I know just what you mean. My two grandsons are that way. Being around them sometimes is like walking on egg shells.