This is not going anywhere. Yes even and specially then it’s best to laugh. Listen, I died once and recently buried my best friend. I know pain, I know loss.

And everyone works differently. That’s what I said. To each their own. But you don’t seem capable of understanding that.

The one who is judgy and intolerant is you.

I repeatedly stated that I find it very funny and it’s perfectly fine to think otherwise.

So it bears a relevance if I also am one who is telling you (in hopefully better condition) go ahead have fun and laugh, it’s all that we have.

It leaves the impression of gatekeeping to be honest and being on a morally quite high horse.

I’ll give you another example. Something that deeply impressed me. It was a disabled person in a wheelchair asking that jokes please include him and his situation because otherwise that’s also just another exclusion in life.

I am also not simply laughing it off. Death is a constant companion. If you’re lucky you are not constantly reminded. Better find a good way to accept this when it is required, because it’s inevitable.

If you think so, fine. But you did read I was in a critical hospital situation?

I read it around 20 years ago or so, I found it very visionary and very much more akin to our reality than 1984. Scary.

It’s personal taste. Just because it’s not okay doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen. Neurodivergent people are facing bad reactions from others every day each day.

Anyhow, just as I said, I find it funny. Surprisingly I thought especially the British (source) are a fan of dark humor.

Still, your opinion is fine too of course!

Aside from stealing and stuff, I would’ve found it really hilarious even when I was in hospital after being resuscitated.

It IS really funny.