In just under one month the United States will elect its next leader. And what with the increasingly ridiculous and Arnold Reyes Archivesunbelievable statements uttered by politicians, you'd be forgiven for laughing about a meme or chuckling at a GIF here and there.

But presenter of Australian TV show The Project, Waleed Aly addressed the serious side of the U.S. presidential election, reminding audiences that Donald Trump is not your laughably drunk uncle on Christmas day.

He is running for president of the United States, and Aly doesn't think we should be laughing at him, nor his indiscretions.

Showing highlights from Trump's campaign, Aly was baffled at how sexual assault and bigotry have been repeatedly "laughed at," with the most recent leaked Access Hollywood tape as evidence.

The Republican candidate's actions speak for themselves and laughing at them, Aly argued, only detracts from the terrifying reality that would coincide with a Trump presidency.

The commentator's call to social media advocacy was quickly answered, with many adding incidents of Trump's unpresidential conduct with the hashtag #TrumpIsNoLaughingMatter

Billy Bush is losing his job, sooo being TV/radio douchbag requires a stricter moral compass than POTUS 🤔🤔🤔 #TrumpIsNoLaughingMatter

— Cuban Denzel (@king_taylo) October 10, 2016

I apologize to my family, I apologize to American People, but I did not hear an apology to the women #TrumpIsNoLaughingMatter

— Maith (@jmflatham) October 10, 2016

This is a man who holds dangerous ideals about women and people of color. #TrumpIsNoLaughingMatter

— Amanda N. Butler (@arsamandica) October 10, 2016

Name one good thing that has ever come from alienating an entire group, race, or religion #TrumpIsNoLaughingMatter

— Rance Mayfield (@Rancetheman) October 10, 2016

Let's remember the court case against @realDonaldTrump for raping 13 year old child starts in 4 days. #TrumpIsNoLaughingMatter #glasshouses

— Terri Hayes (@Terriinnc) October 10, 2016

I'm not even an American and I'm fuming at the fact that Trump could possibly run a whole nation. #TrumpIsNoLaughingMatter

— Eloise Leah (@JayBieberAus) October 10, 2016

@theprojecttv @twhittyer agree!!! #TrumpIsNoLaughingMatter pic.twitter.com/3RwssoXqF8

— Priscilla Sutton (@trisgilla) October 10, 2016

Arguably, laughing in the face of adversity may be the only way to get through the next month with one's sanity intact. Laughing is sometimes important, but voting? Even more so.