We were getting Jonah because he was perceived to have misused his privilege, but Jonah was on the floor then, and we were still kicking, and congratulating ourselves for punching up.
Not superheroes flying around and solving issues by punching up bad guys, but ordinary people coming together and giving their absolute best to help their fellow human beings in a desperate situation.
You know, they say in comedy, you can either punch up, punch down, or co-sign oppressive governments for a quick laugh while looking like the penguin went to Wharton.
So, Amy Lou Wood said that the SNL skit was punching up on everyone else portrayed in the skit, besides Chelsea, where they leaned into taking digs at her teeth.