Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: So I posted a very brief video clip on Instagram of an old comedy reel bit (I won't post here because I'm not trying to dupe people into views or anything, but it's still up). The bit was a dipshit businessman meeting a Japanese counterpart and he can't stop saying vaguely offensive things ("I'm so solly" and Pearl Harbor references). As soon as he hears it come out of his mouth, he backtracks, apologizes and just sort of wallows in his own ineptitude. The gag is the idiot at work who never learns his lesson. Not exactly high concept comedy, but also nothing that hasn't happened on the Office ten times before. 

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So my cousin completely ETHERS me, talking about how could someone who's gone to "comedy school" think it was a good idea to post it, it's racist, did I ever think of our Japanese relatives, it's disgusting, it's an abomination, etc. etc. I haven't responded and probably won't, but my stance is that just because something is racial, it's not necessarily racist. With me, it's all about who or what is the punchline.  I was doing a fictional character and the punchline is his lack of self-awareness and inability to change himself. It's not like I was just up there rattling off Chinese knock-knock jokes.

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So. Is my cousin overreacting? Am I actually racist? Is anything racial off limits for white comedians? Even if out-of-touch white people are the joke? 

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