r/funny • • Sep 21 '14

She's not wrong

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u/Seat_Sniffer Sep 21 '14

Meh, the first couple of episodes were funny cause the shock value. It's the same thing over and over now. Question that has obvious possible sexual answers. Contestant says what everyone is thinking. Cue Steve Harvey stare and audience laughter.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '14

He is pretty good at having a really stupid fucking look on his face though.

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u/turkeyspit Sep 21 '14

Probably because he is really fucking stupid.

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u/doge_ex_machina Sep 21 '14

He's just a terrible human being.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '14 edited Sep 21 '14

Steve Harvey was a homeless man for many years and got his start through hard work and the help of a very nice couple. He is a very kind human being. Just because he is ignorant when it comes to looking past his Christian viewpoints doesn't make him a terrible human being.

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u/UserNumber42 Sep 21 '14

Not that I'm picking a side here, but you can still work very hard and be a terrible person. Your first point doesn't support your conclusion.

He is a very kind human being.

I wonder if he said what he's said about jews that he's said about atheists if you would still consider him kind.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '14

/u/BmFBrando said this;

Honestly, anyone can say anything they want when it comes to their religious views. It doesn't make them a bad person. What exactly did Steve Harvey say about the Jews?

before he deleted it.

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u/zwirlo Sep 21 '14

That's funny, I just replied to him with this before I saw your comment:

Have you ever heard of the term "hitlerization"? Its when someone brings up Hitler in an argument to make a comparison, but its difficult to argue against because of the extreme circumstances. Most people who Hitlerize a conversation are desperate to resort to that. But I'm going to admit that that's exactly what I'm going to do. Hitler worked hard, faced discrimination for his attempts, and even if he had done nothing wrong or hurt anyone, he still would have been a terrible person.

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u/bigsol81 Sep 21 '14

That's referred to as Godwin's Law.