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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
[Roger Rabbit/ general cartoon question] we see Roger kiss Eddy because he thinks it’s funny. We’ve seen lots of looney tunes do that too. Thing is, that Eddy takes offense from that. We know that toons don’t condone murder but where do the toons draw the line on sexual harassment/ assault?
gpt
The same as everything else- they support it when it's funny. Or more accurately, they support it when *they think it's funny*. Note that Judge Doom *can* use his powers to commit murder because he finds murdering people hilarious, while other toons can't because they're not sadistic monsters. So it depends on the toon and the prevailing toon culture.

In Roger Rabbit, it's your standard 1940s approach- rape isn't funny, but unwanted kissing is. Consent is something easily overlooked in pursuit of a punchline. The toons are, after all, very literally a product of their times, and have the same opinions of the humans of the 1940s.

More modern toons likely have more enlightened views as to the funniness of these actions- see the quiet dropping of Pepe Le Pew. Like any species, their views have developed, and what was once wacky hi-jinks are no longer funny. Although of course you've still got your Cartmen and Peter Griffins arguing that this is all PC Correctness Gone Mad.

In short, where they draw the line is very similar to where we draw the line- it depends on who you ask.