“Things to stop laughing without offending minorities” becomes a trend on the internet after the Leo Lins case

The trend of 'things to laugh about for three business days' highlighted funny videos and images that do not allegedly involve crimes or offenses against any minority.

Here we have selected some of the best.

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Understand the trend of things to laugh at

One of the excerpts considered offensive from the comedy special Leo Lins It was this one:

Last Wednesday (17), the court ordered YouTube to take down the former SBT employee's special because it contained jokes about slavery and people with disabilities. But what shook the internet were the comments from the producer/presenter and comedian Fabio Porchat condemning what he calls censorship.

Porchat argues that removing a comedy special from the air because of a joke is a type of censorship, prohibited by the Brazilian Constitution. And that cases of crime – such as racism – are subsequently punished in accordance with the law.

Porchat's comment sparked outrage in some communities, leading to a movement to cancel the comedian.

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