When is it Ok to make Dead People Jokes?

I want to answer stalin's question... when is it Ok to make dead people jokes?

I would say after about a year.

When I fucking say so, also people are always going to go "BAWWWWWWWW no one make fun of my dead relatives ever, now watch as I make fun of a dead Gaddafi"

There are alot of variables, particularly when that person is well known, dispised, etc.

Though it varies on the view point of the person, a person who suffered under Gaddafi or just got a western view would jump at the chance to make fun of his death, while someone who got great award during his regime or was a family member would be against this and continue to praise him.

When the time is right, like eulogy.

Many people think its the worst thing in the world to make fun of dead people. I personally don't care at all. For other people, it seems to vary, especially with their personality/persona. People were making Steve Jobs jokes the minute he died, says a lot about what people think about him.

All I know is once Im dead, you guys can say whatever you want about me, because that means I am still alive in memory.

Well in that case should I outlive you and know you are dead (which I prob will, immortal psychic after all) then you will live on in memory as a pink thong wearing, schizo clown who glued a horn to a horses head and tattooed rainbows all over it and rode through schools, scarring many children for life.

Note to self: Tell people viking was a puppy murdering racist when he dies

Edit: On topic, it depends on the person you are telling it to, and the context in which it is told. For instance, I will admit that I have told Holocaust jokes in the past - I would never do this if I were with a Jewish person, or somebody from that area of Europe. Likewise, I might make a 9/11 joke if I were with some European buddies, but never in front of an American.

In a personal context, it's all common sense. In terms of putting something on TV, well, you are -Always- gonna piss somebody off if you attempt comedy in the media. That's unavoidable.

At the Funeral, i would, but unlike you uncultured swine I would do it to celebrate the life of the person, not to make fun of them.

Whenever people can laugh about it.

You just brought-back bad childhood memories of when a kid named Socrantes Viking wearing a pink thong, schizo clown who glued a horn to a Elephant's head and tattooed rainbows all over it and rode through the school scarring many children for life.