politically correct And its excess is draining the entertainment and sarcasm. Bye bye sarcastic jokes in the name of so called awakened culture. “Until now artistes are too scared to express themselves even on important platforms for fear of being sidelined or fired. It is a bit sad in my opinion, because one should understand that any kind of situation can be brought to the stage, even the worst sometimes.” But restart 2023 Bari’s message was effectively relaunched ludovica frasca, who walk the stairs to work and passion. At the opening of the event, hosted by Nicola Porro, the young actress presented her monologue on the above topic, reassuring the public.
“Artists, because of political correctness, can no longer make jokes. In my monologue I underlined the fact that jokes are also based on situations that are a bit awkward, awkward, embarrassing, which of course can be humiliating for someone. But if one thinks that the joke should not be offensive to anyone, then practically we can’t joke anymore”, Ludovica explained to our microphone. The actress further said, “The context in which the joke is made should also be understood”, pointing out how this type of gag has entered everyday speech as well. And this – he added – “also leads to the marginalization of people who think differently”.
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“In my monologue, instead, I explained that it would be good to have a civil discussion even with a different idea, because maybe we can arrive at a common idea that can be good for everyone”, Frasca continued, then gave some examples. hatchet of political correctness Even against foreign artists. We are in good company for the series. And sometimes, as actor Kevin Hart suffered, even the “censorship” of right thinking strikes with a delayed explosion.
“We have come here to say that this woke culture is not compatible with us and more things are needed black pepper”, repeated Ludovica Frasca, for whom – to risk provoking the absurd anger of some animal rights politically correct – We gave “best wishes”.
Marco Lerdi, July 23, 2023
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