• SpaceNoodle@lemmy.world
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    1 day ago

    The implication was that Germans don’t have any sense of humor. It seems that you’ve done nothing to disillusion us of that trope.

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      Yes Germany bad. The implication is that you’re peddling negative stereotypes.

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              Please stop with the prejudice, that’s all I’m asking you.

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                someone makes a joke about germans not having a sense of humor and you claim Germanity responding this way, i’m not sure if you’re part of the joke or being joked about dude.

                the most important part of humor is being able to laugh at yourself (it’s where the best jokes come from). Germans not having a sense of humor is low hanging fruit, but like if you don’t want to be treated like a stereotype you can’t act like a stereotype.

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                  24 hours ago

                  Laughing at yourself as an individual, yes. Laughing at yourself as a person that belongs to a group like nationality, race, sexual orientation, no. Nobody should have to care about whether they fit someone else’s negative stereotype just because of their assumed nationality, gender identity, sexual orientation, religion, ethnicity.