It's a TV-comedy series about a gang, who owns a pub in... (exactly) Philadelphia. If there is one thing gay man loves about comedy, is that comedy is a media anyone can use to make fun of anyone.
Why limit comedy to situation, when race, politics, religion and sexual orientation can be subjects of great comedy.
Another example, Russell Peters. A canadian born and raised comedian, whose family is from India. He makes fun of people's heritage. It's all about the culture, habits and the accent of certain races when they speak english.
The political incorrectness portrayed in "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" is sometimes so outrageously funny, it might offend certain belief, race, sexual orientation or political view. But isn't ones intelligence also measured by ones capability to laugh about oneself. To those who are easily offended by political incorrect jokes, are strongly advised not to watch "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia" or any of Russell Peters' shows.
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