Tina Fey must feel terrible

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Anonymous wrote:The term "bullying" has lost all value if this is considered bullying.

Agreed 100%

Completely. The people on this thread are absurd. A comedian can't make fun of a public figure because he might have an undisclosed mental illness? How stupid. This is a sad, unfortunate thing. But it is in no way her fault.

I think it's funny to parody a political figure for his/her views. Just not funny to me to mock a person's appearance.

Agreed.

Exactly.

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Anonymous wrote:The term "bullying" has lost all value if this is considered bullying.

Agreed 100%

Completely. The people on this thread are absurd. A comedian can't make fun of a public figure because he might have an undisclosed mental illness? How stupid. This is a sad, unfortunate thing. But it is in no way her fault.

I think it's funny to parody a political figure for his/her views. Just not funny to me to mock a person's appearance.

Agreed.

Exactly.

It was making fun of the crazy lengths people take cosmetic surgery to. If you can't get that, that's on you.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The term "bullying" has lost all value if this is considered bullying.

Agreed 100%

Completely. The people on this thread are absurd. A comedian can't make fun of a public figure because he might have an undisclosed mental illness? How stupid. This is a sad, unfortunate thing. But it is in no way her fault.

I think it's funny to parody a political figure for his/her views. Just not funny to me to mock a person's appearance.

Agreed.

Exactly.

It was making fun of the crazy lengths people take cosmetic surgery to. If you can't get that, that's on you.

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Although his appearance was obviously part of the satire, the entire episode was about Kimmy realizing that she couldn't fix her inner turmoil by changing her appearance. Which anyone with a Netflix subscription could figure out. And it's not like they were mocking the appearance of a burn victim, but of someone who had disfigured themselves purposefully.

This show is hilarious, by the way. The first watch was underwhelming, but by the second watching I was laughing at all sorts of jokes I missed the first time.

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Anonymous wrote:It's kind of ironic since she was in Mean Girls.

She IS a mean girl. Remember what she did to Taylor Swift?

http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/2469452