Irony In Richard Chappelle's Argumentative Essay

Do not hold it in, let it out it is good for you. Laughing cures the incurable and halts the tormentable. The infectious sounds that come out of the holes in our faces, is the code to happiness. This thing called laughing is an infectious disease that spreads like wildfire in a dry desert. It is comedy, and it was found by the Ancient Greeks long ago. The valiant jokes about sex and politics are quite common to then and now. I guess you can say sex never goes away and neither does a corrupt government. In order to bring about the importance of these issues comics test the water on jokes relating to controversial topics. Comics, like Dave Chappelle, Richard Pryor, and Amy Schumer, come from different backgrounds and generations, but shared

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