I believe that many people have a valid argument when they say that Denis crosses the line with his comedy in his routine. Their opinion has some validation because of the things that he does on stage. During his act, Denis smokes a numerous amount of cigarettes and he is probably being criticized by non-smokers. By doing this, he is putting himself in a position where he can be criticized by viewers (non-smokers). This may cause these critics to dislike him and in turn his comedy. Another Denis does during his routine that may cause anger from these type of critics (non-smokers) is that he tells the audience how much he likes to smoke and that he will continue to smoke until

The thing about Denis Leary is that he doesn't care if people criticize him because he is who he is and that's the way it is. I feel like him being as outrageous as he is, makes him all the more funnier. Being able to express yourself without concern of what people may think deserves some credit. To credit him is to laugh at his comedy and that is what I do. I do feel that he does cross the line at some points when he talks about the handicapped. There was no reason for him to make fun of them. I don't feel that him crossing the line in one part of his routine takes away from him being the amusing comedian that he is. I don't know that it isn't a valid assertion that he does cross the line and makes him not funny because some people can view it this way. This is their opinion and not mine.

Outrage stifles comedy in the ways that I have wrote about, but only in some people's eyes. There are some people who believe that his outrageousness stifles the comedic portion of his routine and messes it up. Others think that he isn't too outrageous and that his routine is really hilarious. Outrage can stifle comedy in many other ways that I have not already written. Some of them are when a comedian becomes too outrageous during his routines and starts to talk about a person's race or sex. This can bring about many critics. If a comedian starts joking about a certain race, many people will be offended. If he starts to talk about women in a bad way, women will criticize him. Another way to stifle comedy with outrage is to side with a certain political issue. If you side with a c

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