Something you have to understand about “Norman humor”

Something you have to understand about “Norman humor” is that the audience’s opinion is disregarded. There are realms of humor that intrinsically invite ONLY “saltiness” from 99.9% of people. The point of it is to feel jovial ONESELF when in communication. If others find it funny that’s just an added bonus.

The main object of humor is arguably people acting like stupid BIPOCs. So if most of the world is that then you should expect them to react with hostility.

If you don’t have that natural expectation then your instincts are off and you should meditate.

Unless you want to “dive in” to the world of BIPOCs and not truly feel jovial yourself.

Because if you are not able to fully and openly laugh at them all you sacrifice true joviality.

It reminds me of a place a few towns over where there’s a “salt mine”, just big hills of white salt everywhere. Expect to dig yourself out of that if you want true joviality in BIPOCworld. I myself have learned to swin through the rain of salt.

“I’m a complete hypocrite in everything I do, and I still do it, YEAR AFTER YEAR.” – Exposing this about people through satire is going to invite salt. No one wants to admit they’re a permanent BIPOC.

I don’t exactly feel jovial when writing this post. When I discuss satire on an abstract level there is less the joy of cutting. I just tell you about this in a more detached manner so you can maybe learn how and why to do it yourself. Cackling and sadistic brings about the greatest joviality, from an off the reservation perspective.

Comedians who are “bound” to their audience are phonies. They merely “volley back” the crude herd emotion in a slightly refined form. I would feel miserable if I did that. Only true fun is to cut all their throats, and if someone manages to laugh from that then you found a person worthy of calling a friend.

How bout this, a new year’s resolution for you- don’t be someone who is EASILY an object of satire.