Leprechaun has Sand in his Vagina

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[@FeliciaByNature]

Leprechaun's are notorious for hiding their lucky charms.

[@williamcozart8158]

He hides them in his tummy. So I would have to disembowel him to get the lucky charms.

[@HisZotness]

My ancestors were Irish and immigrated here because of the Potato Famine. I laughed at the joke. Too soon?

[@EamonnOGallchoir]

Ireland has never recovered its population from the famine-effects still being felt. You’re a khunt.

[@davids11131113]

You needed more ‘talent’ to tell the joke ‘How many potatoes does it take to kill an Irishman? Zero’……that needed more talent? 🙄

[@ronaldscruggs2699]

IT is funny but it is no different than a black, jew, or gay joke. Why won't you make any of those jokes?

[@Ugly_German_Truths]

@@ronaldscruggs2699 Irish are a systematically oppressed minority in the line with the groups you mentioned? Is that the hill you want to die on?

[@jojorose1947]

@@ronaldscruggs2699 I think far more importantly, why do you think he won't make any of those jokes?

[@williamcozart8158]

​@@ronaldscruggs2699I would make black guy jokes but I am no good at telling structured jokes.

[@davids11131113]

@@ronaldscruggs2699 I tell such jokes all the time.

[@ericzh9984]

The funniest part about this whole meltdown is that the joke doesn't even inherently make fun of Irish people. It's just a play on words over the fact that a potato famine happened.

[@ericzh9984]

Also I love a white American getting offended on behalf of Ireland.

[@EamonnOGallchoir]

so it IS inherently about Irish people. mediocre men with their tongues up this moron debate bro’s colons-do you even hear yourselves?

[@foulrot]

I guess 179 years is too soon for jokes

[@EamonnOGallchoir]

The population is still under the population at the start of the “famine,” so in some ways, yes, when you’re a cunt.

[@Grogeous_Maximus]

Leprechaun should have been permabanned forever.

[@EamonnOGallchoir]

@@Grogeous_Maximus Crrrry more. Louder.

[@heiyuall]

He doesn’t care about the Irish. He’s just looking for a way to distract and insult because he lost the main discussion. It’s actually racially offensive that he’s using us as a shield.

[@SelfPropelledDestiny]

“Trained comedians” 😂

[@BigJon550]

I loved that

[@EricBurns1]

I'm half-Irish. I find that joke funny.

[@EamonnOGallchoir]

You’re not Irish. You’re a plastic paddy. “half-Irish.” Like it is a dog breed.

[@ericzh9984]

Not just half funny? 😜😜

[@williamcozart8158]

TATERS

[@cobalt4045]

All this over a potato joke that wasn't a re-hash...

[@Ugly_German_Truths]

weird how that Potato joke got a RICE out of him...

[@GunnerHeatFire]

Greatest title of the year.

[@tharveytucker1]

Being monotone doesn’t mean you aren’t being emotional

[@Eden_jasper]

Exactly! I would even venture to say that his rhetoric in that regard speaks to a history of abuse. My father only yelled once or twice in my memory, but i have rarely met a more hateful and emotional person. And maybe I’m just projecting, but when i see people who are cool and collected while seething so brilliantly, it honestly sets my hackles up.

[@foolishlyludicrous]

I am aware of the history of the Irish genocide. I find it horrifying. I feel the rest of the world needs to acknowledge that it was an intentional attempt to reduce or eliminate an entire people. That being said, the joke is still funny.

[@RBGforever]

None of the people in these comments even realize that’s what happened to the Irish people. Irish calmly tried to explain this to PP but PP just wanted to melt like a snowflake. Wasted opportunity for a great debate but PP was so obviously out of his depth on something he isn’t educated on that they couldn’t even get to the actual debate. I’ve seen insecure man baby debaters do this before. I guarantee that even if someone agreed to moderate a debate between PP and Irish-PP wouldn’t show. Shame.

[@Kaylakaze]

No one in these comments gives a fuck. Go back to sucking Irish's dick and get out of the comments.

[@ChickenHunter08]

This is what I find interesting. The famine was not the cause of so much death, but the British attempts to push out Irish loyalists off their land. The details are foggy as it’s been a while, but iirc potatoes were still being exported from the country and being withheld from people the ruling class wanted out. An over simplification, but more accurate than the standard thing (Americans) we learn in high school.

[@patrickday4206]

Yeah exactly. If someone thought it was funny what the English did in response I'd be pissed.

[@jonc1733]

Irish isn't even a race why is dude so upset about a potato joke

[@Will-fj9gy]

Yes it is, but the joke isnt really even about irish people, its about potatoes.

[@LillyTheLonelySock]

What if you actually _hear_ the joke from an Irish person? In 8th grade my Vietnamese friend asked me, "If you spin me around really fast, do you think I'll become _disoriented?"_

[@kaweckipiotr]

You hurt his feelings … ooouu 😂😂😂

[@Ugly_German_Truths]

That Darryn wanted VERY hard to speak to his manager...

[@sinlatenightsins9657]

clovers in the ear! hilarious.

[@Romannnnn]

This guy isn’t even a proper Irishman he’s an American with Probably an Irish great grandparent. All this over a potato joke.

[@creamydonk]

How many Irish people did it take to be offended by a potato joke? Zero.

[@Idellphany]

This..

[@patrickday4206]

You're not irish if you cannot laugh at that joke

[@nicksykes4575]

Hey Eric, John Cleese has got a funny Holocaust story, about several members of the Monty Python crew going to visit the Auschwitz camp memorial. One of the guides didn't want to let them in, as it was quite close to closing time. Graham Chapman turned to the others and said "do you think it'll help if I tell them I'm Jewish?"

[@DoctorX101]

It was Eric Idle, and he said, "tell them we're Jewish."

[@rylanasher4756]

Anyone who believes in free speech, or considers themselves a "free speech absolutist" must accept that people can tell bad jokes, good jokes, dark hokes, or anti-jokes. Either everything is fair game, or nothing is. Its totally fine to feel.offended by a joke, but to bitch about it is the problem, not the joke. In my country, there are jokes you could tell that will wind you up in court and possible fines or even imprisoned. I live in a cou try run by clowns.

[@thomasmcdevitt1600]

Bro Ireland was colonised by the British, the potato “famine” was actually a genocide because food and help was denied to the irish because of their colonial state.

[@Kaylakaze]

And?

[@patrickday4206]

Yes and if he laughed at what the English did I would be pissed. But the joke was funny

[@rikijamie]

I love how he's trying to call Peterson out but at the end results to the watermelon stereotype which is WAYYYYY worse than what Peterson said 😂

[@planetpeterson2824]

Exactly. I called him out on that the next day and he lost his fucking mind.

[@RBGforever]

@@planetpeterson2824 it’s a comparison of stereotype to stereotype, sweetheart

[@bcsc1255]

@@RBGforevernot a very good comparison now is it, “sweetheart”

[@RBGforever]

@@bcsc1255 are you ok

[@chrispysaid]

The correct initial response to him saying that it's not funny to be racist and a bigot is that making a joke about a historical event is not bigotry or racism for that matter

[@jennyeblain6604]

I truly wish the caller could read this. It might actually help.

[@Ugly_German_Truths]

@@jennyeblain6604 How does the hard, unbeautified truth wash sand out of their vagina?

[@thegreatshamalamadingdong9788]

Lmao oh damn 😅 killed it 😂 Comedy is one place you can talk about the most cringe or socially wrong things no matter who you are. This dudes obviously the life of the party. Tool 🤡

[@KD0AFK33]

Comedy is subjective. And EVERYTHING is funny if you write the joke correctly.

[@LuigiMordelAlaume]

I'm like 1/3rd Irish and I think that was literally the funniest joke I've heard in the last couple days. Drawing lines in comedy is a slippery slope. I'd argue dead baby jokes are way more offensive to people that lost a child - should we not say those jokes to anyone just in case? What about lawyer jokes being offensive to lawyers?

[@EamonnOGallchoir]

There is no “like 1/3 Irish.” You’re not Irish.

[@jojorose1947]

@@EamonnOGallchoir Neither are you then.

[@TripleBarrel06]

I hope I'm just misinterpreting a joke, but how do you become 1/3rd anything? Under usual conditions people's ancestors multiply by 2 each generation.

[@EamonnOGallchoir]

@@jojorose1947 I’m not Irish because there’s no such thing as 1/3rd Irish? Weird logic.

[@patrickday4206]

Yeah but I still think the potato joke funny

[@TheJok3sonyou]

"You got clovers in your ears?" I died 😂

[@garethbeare8741]

One of the funniest 'Irish Jokes' in the world. I think so and I'm Irish +

[@blenderhead151]

I'm confused. When did Irish become a race? It's a nationality. Irish vs racist joke isn't analogous.

[@martin2289]

He's conflating "racism" with ethnic bigotry and prejudice. Not an uncommon mistake. For example, most people would say that the discrimination against Italians and Irish immigrants in 19th century America was "racist".

[@lubrew5862]

When it’s useful to be a victim.

[@RanEncounter]

Well to be fair the US had a lot of racist prejudices about Irish. They literally described Irish to be inside out n-words.

[@jojorose1947]

@@martin2289 That was 100% racism, I don't know how you could come to any other conclusion unless you don't know anything about the subject.

[@jamesmacleod2770]

That’s a funny sounding Irish accent, must be from the Gaeltacht

[@KD0AFK33]

A racist joke is funny when told by a non racist.

[@davids11131113]

So they have to go thru a process verifying non-racist status before jokes can be told? And who is the arbiter of this?

[@KD0AFK33]

@@davids11131113 yes.its called considering the source. A racist joke told by Louis CK is funny, the same racist joke told by Tucker Carlson is racist and not funny. You dont understand how stuff works?

[@davids11131113]

@@KD0AFK33 That’s just completely stupid…..it’s like saying a picture taken by a Nikon is good, but the same picture from a Minolta is just garbage.

[@KD0AFK33]

@@davids11131113 no its not the same thing.

[@davids11131113]

@@KD0AFK33 Of course it is I mean your statement just shows you’re clearly mental.

[@49perfectss]

Lol that guy was so pathetic

[@nunya_bizniz]

Got him with that last point. The thing is, being offended is a CHOICE.

[@thoracis]

I feel like maybe more expressing the offense is the choice, but yeah

[@BigJon550]

That guy would absolutely break down crying being around me. I make jokes about everything!!

[@LanceHall]

I wonder if the entire point was so he could clip it and post somewhere and say he "owned" you.

[@EamonnOGallchoir]

No, that’s what Peterson did. You’re led by the nose.

[@irwinelgrande5350]

I am of Mexican heritage and here's a joke... What do you get if you cross a mexican an an octopus? I don't know but it sure can pick lettuce. See, not offended.

[@planetpeterson2824]

Lmaooo

[@patrickday4206]

Hahaha it is healthy to learn to laugh at yourself

[@thoracis]

That guy is a Karen :/

[@williamcozart8158]

Is it St Patrick's day?

[@project_nihilist]

Imagine being this guys significant other and getting gas lighted like this. It’s emotional abuse but it makes for great KZbin

[@hjalmarolethorchristensen9761]

Hahhahaha do you have clovers in your ears 😆 thats funny as hel....

[@HouseofReason78]

Don’t listen to him. You are hillarious. How well you tell a joke makes no difference. At all. Offense is 100% on the person who finds it offensive. I hate corporate blame.

[@elihfisher1059]

Offense is 100% on the person who finds it offensive? So you would say that regarding jokes such as “what do you call a black person with a clean criminal record? Fantasy!”, and put all of the blame on any black person who finds that offensive or harmful?

[@HouseofReason78]

@@elihfisher1059 yes. Ultimately when you put the blame on the person speaking and not the person doing the pearl clutching, I think that’s a greater harm.

[@elihfisher1059]

@@HouseofReason78 So no joke can be reasonably perceived as offensive whatsoever huh? Does that include jokes involving fake violence towards someone or jokes that have punchlines that are designed to express a particular belief or idea to an audience?

[@HouseofReason78]

@@elihfisher1059 you’re not quite grasping it. I am not saying jokes can’t be perceived as offensive. I’m saying the only person that can decide what is offensive and what is not is the person listening.

[@elihfisher1059]

My criticism is that you’re giving the agency 100% to the person taking offense rather than giving any agency to someone making a joke with a reasonable understanding that it is offensive. That’s why I would say that offence is a two player game, where the person making the joke and the person listening have agency and a significant part to play in the situation.

[@lubrew5862]

Oh boy was that caller triggered. The whining was the almost as funny as the potato joke!

[@PhilJRose]

This person seems to be claiming to be Irish but he sounds very American to me.

[@TypicalEveningPictures]

This dude was so emotional about being emotional

[@joegasparro2395]

Irish is not a race. (I am not a scientist, but when I fill out gov't forms, "Irish" is not a checkbox on the race question).

[@EamonnOGallchoir]

Today it isn’t. Previously it was. Correct: you are no scientist or social scientist.

[@joegasparro2395]

It's an ethnicity, not a race dum-dum. Two different words, two different definitions.

[@EamonnOGallchoir]

@@joegasparro2395 previously Irish was a separate race. Open some census documents, cupid stunt.

[@joegasparro2395]

@@EamonnOGallchoir Now you take back that Im a stupid cunt, that is rude.

[@patrickday4206]

It does now in the United States census I've checked other and written irish 😂

[@hail_satan]

This guy needs to have his breakfast potato, he's hangry.

[@drg8687]

I'm Irish. I can't wait to tell my Dad this joke.

[@straunwagner6322]

The clovers in the ear bit was hilarious too!

[@EricusXIV]

All subjects can be approached humorously, even those that are controversial or sensitive. However, a joke about a distressing or appalling topic is proper only if the person telling it harbors no ill will or harmful intent towards the group or subject being targeted. The humor arises from the contrast and absurdity, with the subject matter serving merely as its form and tool. The CONTRAST is the joke, the SUBJECT is not. Why is this so hard for people to understand?

[@EricusXIV]

Ps. I'm a history teacher, and I found the potato joke hilarious.

[@patrickday4206]

Yeah

[@99benjohns99]

that guy was so triggered

[@bollinbrazy9620]

i know the joke is funny because i didn’t understand it until i looked it up then laughed once i understood why it’s funny💀

[@RealJiffyCones]

Did you call the waaambulance for him?

[@Oyarly649]

Yeah this isnt a big deal. We make jokes about 9/11 we make jokes aboht the holocaust we make jokes about slavery we make jokes about everything for 2 points. 1 either everything is okay or nothing is. 2. If we dont laugh we'll cry.

[@PooleNeuroscience]

This is a perfect representation of someone who thinks they are more intelligent than they truly are. I don’t know how you deal with human beings of this certain capacity.

[@user-mr2do5vr1v]

oh he was SALTY LOL

[@FlowerKimonoCaptain]

POTATOES IN THE CHAT!

[@HeWasBliss]

peterson wtf am i reading in my notifications rn..

[@onemellofahess]

I have Irish and Polish ancestry. If I was as sensitive as this guy I would never stop crying. Lol

[@anarchords1905]

I live in Ireland, and this American person clearly has absolutely no idea what Irish humour is like. It was a funny joke, and we get far darker than that. It's far more insulting being told by them, what constitutes good and bad craic. I'm annoyed now.

[@GojoStiglitz]

Professional black man here. We don’t all like watermelon fyi😂

[@patrickday4206]

I'm irish and hated potatoes my entire life 😂

[@satch500]

My family is Irish. I lived there for 2 years. Trust me when I tell you, the Irish would find that joke funny. The Irish have some of the best humour on the planet. This dude with an American accent is getting offended on someone else's behalf which is pathetic.

[@tekkaman65535]

Imagine making a commentary on comedy and then referring to comics as "trained".

[@perryjohnson7529]

I caught that too. That sounded very bizarre.

[@ThatGuy-ot1gt]

Frank Caliendo is great!

[@Thep00psc00p_]

I am sorry you had to deal with that.

[@MichaelLowry67]

Good joke, I'm Irish and the guy is a fool.

[@eukaryote-prime]

Taters? What’s racist, precious?

[@eukaryote-prime]

Jesus, how often does this guy smell his own tuber flavoured farts? It’s incredible how many types of things he’s saying are the same things, same kinds of emotional reactions he’s having, that’s theists have when they are guests are call into a show…

[@tsolum4126]

My friend, also of Irish origin, got a fair amount of sand all up in her privates when she didn't land her water skiing adventure quite right. Does this guy water ski?

[@jamierichardson7683]

Now there's a title

[@GunnerHeatFire]

If he didn’t take offense to the potato joke he sure as hell is for the title!

[@TypicalEveningPictures]

It wasn’t a “Race” joke it was a famine joke also like I was really expecting him to have an Irish accent.

[@elihfisher1059]

Now I am making this clear, that I do jot believe that the famine joke is offensive nor harmful like the dude in the video. IF that famine happened to be intentionally induced to eliminate an ethnicity or nationality, would it then count as a race joke?

[@Nipponing]

Irish isn't a race hahahaha. Should have explained that to him. Also he's not Irish... He's Irish-something. But I didn't agree with everything Peterson said here.

[@thomasdendtler4077]

Yeah, there's nothing more annoying than Americans claiming to be Irish or whatever else just because they're great, great, great, great grandparents had friends who were born elsewhere

[@GentleGiantJoe]

overtly emotional people online will ALWAYS act like this and it will always be a laugh to watch how weak some people are to simple jokes. Oh also Irish isn't a separate race from Caucasian. Irish is a nationality, not a race. The irish are Nordic origin. A simple google search.

[@EamonnOGallchoir]

Irish are not Nordic, cupid stunt. And Irish was for a long time considered a different race.

[@bcsc1255]

@@EamonnOGallchoirya for a long time it was considered a race. Just like how for a long time Pluto was considered a planet, things change as our understandings grow. That’s a dumb argument

[@madara211000]

White knighting is always cringe. Stop being offended for others, no one asked you

[@M3g4UBERn00b]

He doesn’t even sound Irish, he’s American. Incredibly over sensitive for someone not even Irish

[@vonwux]

Jokes about people starving to death are hilarious. Pretending that original joke is somehow satire is also quite funny.

[@Romannnnn]

Is the Great Depression a sensitive topic for you? Have you ever laughed at a covid joke? Please don’t act like a potato famine joke is some atrocity.

[@vonwux]

@@Romannnnn Don't really give a shit about the joke. I think _making a video about it_ and to try to defend it by saying it was somehow satire instead of saying "it's a dumb joke, who care?" is a little pathetic.

[@martin2289]

Facetious sanctimony is also quite amusing.

[@Romannnnn]

@@vonwux you know what I read your comment wrong, my bad. I think the video is warranted because it makes for entertaining content, but I personally wouldn’t want to make an argument about it. Peterson should’ve just told the dude to fuck off.

[@djmccarty7054]

What a ❄️❄️❄️❄️ here's a 🍼🍼🍼🍼🍼🍼🍼🍼🍼🍼🍼🍼🍼🍼🍼. It was hilarious AF!!

[@arvo_septus]

The guy that is offended is a loser and has a terrible argument, but HOW you tell a joke can be just as important as the joke itself. Simply repeating a joke that a popular comedian said won't have the same effect as when it was first said. That being said, I still thought the irish joke was funny.

[@thomasmcdevitt1600]

I’m afraid is not the win you think it is.

[@berunto8186]

I dont think it was necessary to make this a Video. I like your debates about science and religion a lot more because you have a lot of knowledge there. This seems kinda petty.

[@RBGforever]

Fragile as well

[@SisandaSibiya-ur1cy]

In a deluded way I understand where Irish man is coming from

[@PsyNin]

The video captures a heated exchange about the appropriateness of racially themed jokes and the right to free speech, with one party defending their right to find such jokes funny. The conversation delves into the distinction between finding something humorous personally and its appropriateness in the public domain. The individual asserts their belief in the right to free speech and rejects the notion that others should dictate what can or cannot be said in the realm of comedy. "I believe in free speech. Nobody gets to dictate what I can and can't say." Talent as a Factor in Humor and Comedy 02:21 The discussion shifts towards whether the ability to effectively deliver a joke affects its comedic value, drawing parallels to skilled comedians like Bill Burr and Louis CK. There is a debate on whether replicating another comedian's joke with precision can still be considered funny if lacking in originality and delivery. The importance of talent in ensuring the success of a joke delivery is highlighted, suggesting that mere replication is insufficient for humor. "So somebody's only allowed to make a joke if they're skillful in making a joke?" Critique of Personal Humor and Comedy Style 03:41 The debate escalates as criticisms are directed towards the individual's comedic abilities, questioning their style and humor compared to established comedians. The conversation turns towards the individual's perceived lack of talent in delivering jokes compared to professional comedians. Arguments center on the perceived audacity of assuming equivalence in comedic skill with revered comedians like Bill Burr. "this is the audacity of you [ __ ] who piss me off" Emphasis on Skill and Execution in Comedy 06:06 The discussion touches on the importance of charisma, talent, and execution in comedy, indicating that skillful delivery is essential for a joke to land successfully. The mention of reading a joke on paper highlights the importance of charisma and skill in transforming written material into humor effectively. The dialogue emphasizes the critical role of skill and execution in determining the success of comedic delivery. "you could read a joke on paper and paper has zero charisma absolutely none" Racial Jokes and Sensitivity 07:36 It is clarified that finding humor in certain topics like the Potato Famine doesn't equate to finding slavery amusing. The distinction is made between finding jokes about tragic events funny and finding the events themselves humorous. Exploring why certain types of comedy, like satire on South Park, can be perceived as funny without endorsing real-life tragedies. "I find it hilarious when Kenny dies on South Park so if I think it's funny when Kenny dies does that mean I think that when kids are killed it's funny no an idiot can understand that." Analysis of Racial and Gender Stereotypes 15:17 The conversation highlights how comments, often associated with racial stereotypes, can spark heated discussions online. Engaging in name-calling and stereotypes can quickly escalate tensions in online interactions. Demonstrating sensitivity towards racial and gender stereotypes is crucial in maintaining respectful discourse. "Why would it be inappropriate for you to tell someone to use a watermelon with me if I was black but it's totally appropriate for you to use a potato when I brought up the fact because white people are oppressors."

[@mattclauss943]

As a comedian who is front of a crowd regularly you had a decent point but your arguments didn't make the points you think they did. He conversely didn't argue the point he was trying to make in any way that made sense either.

[@cosmonaut9540]

is "irish" a race now?

[@StenaAbelle]

does anyone else remember marlon webb’s watermelons?

[@patrickday4206]

My family has a castle in Ireland it was dark humor but i don't see it is wrong. I don't have any problem with the joke. if you thought what happened to us by the English was funny i would be mad. I thought it was funny

[@unforgivenatheist]

Famine Jokes Are Funny 175 years after said famine...that's a comedy rule😁

[@dillon7748]

I desperately hope that OneyNG stumbles upon this video someday

[@Jebulator37]

L for Peterson I listen to his stuff every day and usually enjoy it he’s off on this one.

[@robertcarsten4050]

Because?

[@xHeLLz]

You’re wrong. Guest is clueless

[@KD0AFK33]

So a guy who is whining about racist jokes, culturally missapropriates. Awesome.

[@unforgivenatheist]

1:29 That caller says racist stuff all the time.... BET

[@dylans0630]

Oooooooooooh noooooooooo You neeeever tell the potato joke when Irishmen are around. Your lucky this was over the internet or he would have gotten physical 😮😂☠️

[@r3apah]

Caller is not Irish, I am. I am not offended by this joke, it's pretty funny tbh. Most if not all Irish would find this funny.

[@Slaterbby]

The dude just wants to be offended

[@R0swell5104]

I predict that this guy was born in the US. So how does that make him Irish?

[@joshuawilliams9344]

If he liked you before this conversation, I am so glad he had this conversation. This dude is such a goon, the way he tries gaslighting is wild, I feel sorry for his friends, family and potential future partners if any applicable for this dummy.

[@hjalmarolethorchristensen9761]

You an arrogant Clover there....

[@dougbrown9048]

Guess doesn't know the difference between racism and nationalism

[@zachg8822]

That was the first time i wanted peterson to shut up

[@xHeLLz]

Then you’re just as idiotic as the Irish pussy 🤣

[@antoinearpege9678]

Of course the joke was fun. But maybe not fun "enough" to feel laughing about that specific topic

[@lazarous123]

1st - He is not irish, 2nd - Its a small stupid silly joke, 3rd - its your channel ffs, you get to talk and say w/e you want...

[@ronaldscruggs2699]

He thinks the potato famine is funny but the slave trade isn't. Why is that?

[@robertcarsten4050]

If I had to venture a guess it would probably be because different events can have different reactions

[@Idellphany]

Since when is Irish a race!?!?!?!? lol Googles... Nope still not a race.. Why is he so butt hurt ? ? This is exactly why I don't go on TikTok lol