This is one of those things you don't play around with. It reminds me of the story of a town in Europe that had a infamous letz that would always make fun of everything in Judaism. During the holocaust when the nazis invaded that city, they rounded up the town. They took the Sefer Torah from the shul, threw it on the floor and pointed to someone in the crowd (the letz) to stamp on it. Everyone thought that of course he would especially now when he had a gun pointed on him. But he said absolutely not, and he was shot and killed right there on the spot. The rabbi of the community later said "If you only knew his share in Gan Eden".
Even the letz knew where to draw the line.
I really don't find this whole thing funny one bit.