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>>9726907
Maybe you would be best offering an example of what you consider 'Western comedy that [...] discuss[es] the disparities in culture and society as a major talking point'. To be honest, I think most Western comedy is pretty vapid and devoid of any such substance. You may throw up the big names like Louis CK and George Carlin, but even then I don't see how these do this as much as just poke fun at convention. It's not exactly a 'discussion' as much as spoonfeeding funny opinions.

Besides, you say you're talking 'specifically about comedy', but why do the 'disparities' you mention have to be expressed through WESTERN-style stand up (because that IS what you're comparing it to) to be valid as discussing disparities in culture and society? Moreover, why must it be expressed through Western comedy at all? There are many books, articles, films, and documentaries devoted the discussion of this in a much more objective way than comedy.

>>2194210
But we have tripfaggotry shit. LOL!