Glad you clarified your position. So, it boils down to the use of the domain in isolation. There&#x27;s a type of humor that covers that depending on his intent (&amp; only with that intent). I can&#x27;t recall the name but it&#x27;s contrarian, controversial, and a bit trollish. The idea is you pick a taboo word or activity to use in a way that causes no harm. Then, people rally against you over it. Then you laugh at them for their wasting time on it.<p>Alternatively, a form of this draws attention to how much true evil society tolerates under banner of &quot;acceptable behavior&quot; while they put energy into calling out harmless domain names that should get an eye roll at someone&#x27;s stupidity at worst. These domain names probably received far more hate from certain people than any carcinogen-filled product or even laws that re-enforce things that hold blacks back. Some get virtually no complaints but taboos almost always do. Ya think? ;)<p>Note: I don&#x27;t like the domain name(s) for the record. However, I think it can be a joke or a tool of activism in certain situations. I don&#x27;t know if contrarian, taboo-oriented humor or calling out people&#x27;s BS was the goal here.<p>Note 2: I forgot to add I&#x27;m big on the second paragraph&#x27;s version of this kind of humor. I call out self-righteous pricks all the time with it. Includes use of &quot;the N word&quot; in the positive ways blacks use it. It&#x27;s just too effective at finding most judgmental &amp; often (not always) hypocritical folks. :)