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Ricky Gervais

Follows Ricky Gervais as he gives his take on the rules of comedy, spoiling his cat and debunks the supernatural, concluding that actual nature is super enough.

John L. Spencer

Ricky Gervais: SuperNature

Says the unsayable

In today&apos;s culture many are scared to challenge the newest ideas for fear of being ex communicated. This is a fact because those who do challenge constantly get told &quot;I agree with you but I can&apos;t say so publicly&quot;.

Nobody is truly cancelled, but they have a good go. You can lose jobs and you can lose friends for having (currently) incorrect opinions. We should not be in this position, as a culture, and the fact we are means we are outliers, which tells us something useful.

So Ricky says what needs to be said and yes, it is very provocative and I didn&apos;t laugh at everything he said, but I would fight for his right to say it. And I&apos;m glad he did.

We are living in crazy times where the opinions people have now didn&apos;t exist 3 years ago. And those who resist these opinions are being told they are bigots and transphobes. And only because for the first time the rights of a minority group are now impinging on the hard won rights of biological women.

Where does this end? For example it may lead to women just giving up on sport because they know they can&apos;t beat a person who grew up male. So we need a trans league alongside male and female?

My view is that we need open debate and we don&apos;t have that, not really. In the UK the lack of debate about immigration led to Brexit - probably a bad outcome for all.

What Ricky does is he mocks the ideology, not the individuals. He knocks the hypocrisy and the vitriol with which advocates of this ideology speak. Especially to women who they label terfs. And let&apos;s not forget that these are often men who haven&apos;t transitioned who are essentially being incredibly misogynistic. We all know this is lunacy.

He&apos;s saying things people might think but are too scared to say. But some people can&apos;t take it and feel threatened because they can&apos;t back up their views with any facts or evidence because their views are based on feelings and emotions. And that&apos;s why they won&apos;t debate the issues so Ricky is forced to put it in his comedy to draw attention to something we aren&apos;t addressing.

Thank god for comedy.

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In today's culture many are scared to challenge the newest ideas for fear of being ex communicated. This is a fact because those who do challenge constantly get told "I agree with you but I can't say so publicly".

Nobody is truly cancelled, but they have a good go. You can lose jobs and you can lose friends for having (currently) incorrect opinions. We should not be in this position, as a culture, and the fact we are means we are outliers, which tells us something useful.

So Ricky says what needs to be said and yes, it is very provocative and I didn't laugh at everything he said, but I would fight for his right to say it. And I'm glad he did.

We are living in crazy times where the opinions people have now didn't exist 3 years ago. And those who resist these opinions are being told they are bigots and transphobes. And only because for the first time the rights of a minority group are now impinging on the hard won rights of biological women.

Where does this end? For example it may lead to women just giving up on sport because they know they can't beat a person who grew up male. So we need a trans league alongside male and female?

My view is that we need open debate and we don't have that, not really. In the UK the lack of debate about immigration led to Brexit - probably a bad outcome for all.

What Ricky does is he mocks the ideology, not the individuals. He knocks the hypocrisy and the vitriol with which advocates of this ideology speak. Especially to women who they label terfs. And let's not forget that these are often men who haven't transitioned who are essentially being incredibly misogynistic. We all know this is lunacy.

He's saying things people might think but are too scared to say. But some people can't take it and feel threatened because they can't back up their views with any facts or evidence because their views are based on feelings and emotions. And that's why they won't debate the issues so Ricky is forced to put it in his comedy to draw attention to something we aren't addressing.

Thank god for comedy.

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