It was only 90 days in jail. It was a social punishment. Some
  things you don't joke about publicly.

  Is it ridiculous? Sure it is. But when you have a minority
  opinion, even a minority sense of humor and live within a
  culture that wouldn't put your opinions on billboards, there's
  likely consequences for opening the mouth, whether drunk or
  sober.

  It's just a reality.

  Wanna change it? Go ahead. You can complain about it. You can
  work towards a change of laws. There's a number of ways. Those
  freedoms are allowed. Some speech freedoms are not.

  I think it's ridiculous, but living on the planet in these
  societies that we live in, it's ridiculous to believe that there
  could even *be* a magical place where anything goes. There's no
  such place.

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