Where Have All the Bullets Gone?

His comedic perspective offers a unique lens on serious events. Did anyone else find the humor both uplifting and unsettling?

The mix of humor and personal history feels like a delicate balance. I'm curious whether Milligan saw comedy as a way to process trauma or just as his natural voice.

The way humor reveals vulnerability made me think about how we all cope with difficult experiences. Did the comedic moments resonate differently for others?