Creating words

I have a cousin who is a bit of a clown and indiscreet who loves to tell jokes, some too funny for my taste and he usually tells them without being asked at every meeting, he loves to draw attention, I can not deny that although some of his jokes are black humor and many times I have laughed, but who defines that it is funny and that it is not right to laugh at anything or there are untouchable subjects that are forbidden to make humor I have laughed a lot, but then I couldn't help but put my hand to my mouth feeling bad for laughing at such cruel jokes many people say that you can joke about anything, but it depends on the criteria and values of each person so when I try to combine humor with remorse Surge:

Humorse

It is the discomfort and regret we feel after laughing at or celebrating an off-color joke that is as politically incorrect as it is funny, echoes of guilt that resonate in the depths of our soul, children of a poorly resolved humorous ethical conflict.

There is another one that I would like to talk about is that there are certain people that because of ideologies or religion or because their mother dropped them when they were little, they have decided not to respect the traffic laws especially the traffic lights and they look at them as if they were ornaments of the public lighting for these people the green, red and yellow seem to mean nothing, the opposite of what we all know, that is why I hate these disrespectful and reckless people that when they go in their car never stop it seems that they have worms and that is why I will call these types of people:

Trafficlophobia

Idiotic and disrespectful people, with a great aversion to traffic lights or traffic light regulators, cretins without principles or values or respect for the lives of others that for them green means pass, yellow means pass and red means pass, sociopaths in a hurry to get to the cemetery.