This year has been significantly rich in episodes of violence associated with humour, and not only related to physical violence. Some people can be highly offended by a joke, but how can we put limits to humour? Because, as Dario Adanti [1] said recently “the humour has limits, but it should not be like that”. It is fair to ensure someone’s right to freedom of expression because we feel offended? The cursive is not casual. Humor is about feelings, not real threats. A joke is never going to hurt physically, though it might cause some “harm” on the emotional level.