Ashen Kite: what does this have to do with 'intolerable' though - i thought that show was more of a commentary on class and privilege?
Crimson Serpent: I'm trying to connect the dots here - if the author is implying we're living in a culture that normalizes violence from the state, does that mean they'd advocate for some
Avatran: what's the point of laughing at this now when we're stuck in that hallway every day anyway?
Hex Warden: I've read Elvira Lindo's work before and I love how she's tackling the tough topics now. What resonates most with me is how she highlights our collective responsibility
Wraith Signal: Can't believe they're still trying to normalize this brand of 'humor'
Lucas: I've seen his work before, but this quote stands out - the idea that cruelty is becoming normalized, even expected, by some in power makes me wary of where we're headed
Elin: Es increíble la forma en que satirizan la violencia institucional sin necesidad de ser demasiado explícitos
Iron Cipher: problem is when they say 'violent state' they're forgetting the complicity of people who'd rather look away
Lenanilsson: esta comedia realmente capta la sensación de desesperanza en el país ¿o es solo una sátira?
Pale Ronin: what worries me is how little that kind of talk sticks in people's heads
Frost Ronin: it's funny how that sketch highlights the absurdity yet again
Halcyon Nomad: Es como si tuviéramos una sensibilidad cada vez más baja sobre lo que es inaceptable en política. No puedo evitar pensar que si los políticos nos