Hello again, beautiful beings, and welcome back to another expand podcast with yours truly, Elizabeth April.

Today, I really kind of just want to rant. I'm not going to teach,

I'm just going to be a human, and I just really want to talk out my confliction with social responsibility and really truly how far is too far?

And this is a very tangible topic, not just for society as a whole, but for you as an individual.

You know, we have this sensibility to us these days, and there's a lot of younger generations that are very, how do I put it?

They're very sensitive. Now I get it, right? I mean, there has been so much racism and so much

sexual exploitation and so many underpinning gross, actually, concepts that have been embedded within society

for a very long time. So I don't blame these youngsters for being very touchy, you know,

and very sensitive, right? And we need that. We need a generation to come in and say,

whoa, whoa, whoa, like this is so not right. Or, you know, this goes against women's rights.

Or, you know, this is sexist or racist or agist or whatever. But once again, this is just my opinion.

This is not a cosmic truth.

This is just me ranting.

But how far is too far?

I get so conflicted on this.

Right now, what really shocks and kind of saddens me is seeing comics.

Now, this was a huge phenomenon a couple of years ago,

where these really well-known

comics, comedians, were getting completely persecuted by the media, by these younger generations

to be like, whoa, whoa, whoa, you can't make jokes about that.

That's not funny.

Now, I get once again that we're reforming things and we need to,

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