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And seriously - all those people citing American examples....How do you think Hilary Clinton or let's say Barbara Walters (a more appropriate example vis-a-vis Jessica Soho) would react if a comedian made a joke about them being gang raped?
i think that if comics constantly thought about not offending people, they wouldn't be able to produce anything. these days, everyone is so touchy, everything is suddenly offensive. ... if the joke was truly offensive, it would have been so regardless of who's on the receiving end of it, to the point that no one would suggest other "acceptable targets".
... i find it hypocritical that some would say the joke is very offensive and that JS should not be made a laughingstock since she' a very respected journalist, and then suggest why not make Sharon, kat de castro, dumbo the subject of the joke. We agree the joke was offensive so why suggest anyone to be the target of it? So kung hindi respected journalist okay lang na gawing katatawanan...
sana hindi nalang si Jessica S. ang ginamit niya dun sa joke niya, marami namang iba..Jessica is a very respected person, with lots of achievements..
The skit about Jessica is not about rape per se but her weight and how big she is. That is how I see it. Jessica skirted the issue of her being offended by the weight joke and zeroed in on the "rape" or "gang rape" word.