7:00 pm - 07/11/2012

In the wake of a female audience member accusing Daniel Tosh of making a rape joke at her expense, comedians have taken to Twitter to comment on the controversy.
While numerous comedy fans and professionals have tweeted messages condemning Tosh's response to the female heckler, some comedy figures, including Jim Norton, Louis C.K. and Opie of The Opie & Anthony Show, have expressed support for Tosh and for a comedians' right to speak uncensored.
Dane Cook, who performed at The Laugh Factory on the same night as Tosh, had a darker message: easily offended people should kill themselves.
Not familiar with Anthony Jeselnik but his tweet was the worst I've seen.
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Patton Oswalt (and other comedians) Defend Daniel Tosh

In the wake of a female audience member accusing Daniel Tosh of making a rape joke at her expense, comedians have taken to Twitter to comment on the controversy.
While numerous comedy fans and professionals have tweeted messages condemning Tosh's response to the female heckler, some comedy figures, including Jim Norton, Louis C.K. and Opie of The Opie & Anthony Show, have expressed support for Tosh and for a comedians' right to speak uncensored.
Dane Cook, who performed at The Laugh Factory on the same night as Tosh, had a darker message: easily offended people should kill themselves.
Not familiar with Anthony Jeselnik but his tweet was the worst I've seen.
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Seriously, wtf is wrong with people?!
Comedians attempt to find the humor in terrible aspects of life all the time. I'm not sure why this particular instance of a joke being inappropriate and not funny is such a big deal.
This wasn't a "haha that game totally raped me, man" joke, this was a "this chick just ruined my joke, wouldn't it be hilarious if she were gang raped right here and now?"
If that's his act then he should grow thicker skin and not get surprised when people call him an asshole. What these comedians want is freedom of speech and from criticism. They want to say shocking things on stage and have no consequences other than a paycheck.
I can see why she's an ex-friend.
but really i'm pretty disappointed in all of them. what he said wasn't even a joke, just straight up a defensive attack.
i hate you, i hate you, i hate you, and i hate you.
FUCK ANYONE WHO SIDES WITH THIS DOUCHECANOE.
That video is disturbing. I wonder what kind of person you are to find it funny.
Telling a woman in the audience that it would be hilarious if she got raped right now is not a comedy bit.
If she was "in" on the "joke"-- I'd still think it was gross, but then that's her choosing to be a part of that.
His comment was an attempt to shut her up by threatening her in a setting where obviously everyone else in the audience would side with him.
It was way over the line-- I'd hope even if you're okay with "rape jokes", you could see why his comment to the woman was unacceptable.