Red Mosquito

The Argonaut wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:I didn't think the two eps of H&P I saw were bad at all, just sort of depressing and not funny. His work has recently taken a step too far beyond funny, I feel. Doesn't mean it's bad or "less than," and I shouldn't have indicated as such. But I like Louis to make me laugh and perhaps gain a new viewpoint on the world; he hasn't done much of that lately as it is.

It's kind of bullshit of you to put him in a box like that.

The Argonaut wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:I didn't think the two eps of H&P I saw were bad at all, just sort of depressing and not funny. His work has recently taken a step too far beyond funny, I feel. Doesn't mean it's bad or "less than," and I shouldn't have indicated as such. But I like Louis to make me laugh and perhaps gain a new viewpoint on the world; he hasn't done much of that lately as it is.

It's kind of bullshit of you to put him in a box like that.

Birds in Hell wrote:What kind of craven idiot only learns "later in life" that sexually harassing female colleagues isn't appropriate?

Jesus, all of these men are pathetic weirdos.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Whether or not a work of art is good or bad has precisely zero to do with whether or not the artist is a good person. This really isn't complicated. Policing your own taste because of social guilt is insanity.

tragabigzanda wrote:

contamination wrote:

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Whether or not a work of art is good or bad has precisely zero to do with whether or not the artist is a good person. This really isn't complicated. Policing your own taste because of social guilt is insanity.

I disagree with this. There are too many talented people toiling in obscurity who never get their big break. Any one who has the good fortune to find major success in the arts has a moral obligation to carry themselves with some semblance of gratitude and composure, otherwise step aside for the thousands of other talented no-names who would love a shot at the limelight.