Jo Brand

I do know that "freedom of speech no matter how offensive" was used a hell of a lot to defend Farage by the same people who are faux "outraged" by the Brand joke.

Also, isn't it the Alt-Right types who apparently despair at the state of comedy to the point where they've created their own comedy night*, frequented by the likes of Prison Planet's Paul Watson, which allows Right wing comedians to tell "non PC" jokes without judgement or persecution? You'd have thought this is exactly the type of freedom of speech in comedy that they profess to protect. But as usual with these Right wing hypocritical cunts , the second the tables are turned they are the absolute kings of being offended.



*Inside London's 'Free Speech' Comedy Night
Comedians who believe you "can't say anything anymore" performed to a who's who of the British right: Paul Joseph Watson, Toby Young and Breitbart editor James Delingpole.
https://www.vice.com/en_uk/article/xwn5 ... right-wing
 
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Interesting all the people who are demanding action be taken against Jo Brand weren’t so sharp out of the blocks when that UKIP candidate was discussing whether he would or wouldn't rape Jess Phillips. I think one comment is far more serious than the other.

Exactly this.
Jo Brand is a comedian. Comedians are clearly joking and not actively suggesting - it is how she gets the audience to laugh. She told a insensitive joke, just like every bloody comedian has at one time in history.
 
The lefties can’t screech about being offended/ deplatform people / make folk lose their jobs etc for saying something they don’t like on one hand. But then complain when they say something deemed as offensive and get the same treatment?? The very same reason Frankie Boyles career has nose dived.

As a leftie, I’m rational enough to give comedians the benefit of doubt as they are clearly joking and not instigating - that is a huge difference to a politician who says something sinister under the guise of ‘free speech’ - if you can’t tell the difference then you are the problem.
 
Did she say someone should grab him by the pussy? If so, that considered “Presidential” now, so cant be a problem!
 
As a leftie, I’m rational enough to give comedians the benefit of doubt as they are clearly joking and not instigating - that is a huge difference to a politician who says something sinister under the guise of ‘free speech’ - if you can’t tell the difference then you are the problem.

Actually no. If you (generic comment, rather than you personally) start screaming about those whose opinions you don't like, you are the problem.

I support Jo Brand's right to offend people, and I support politicians' rights to offend people too. I don't care if someone is a lefty snowflake or a righty snowflake. The selective taking of offence by either end of the spectrum is fucking me off massively.

No one has the right not to be offended, and those running to the police pretending they're really hurt and wounded have a special circle in hell just for them.
 
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Actually no. If you (generic comment, rather than you personally) start screaming about those whose opinions you don't like, you are the problem.

I support Jo Brand's right to offend people, and I support politicians' rights to offend people too. I don't care if someone is a lefty snowflake or a righty snowflake. The selective taking of offence by either end of the spectrum is fucking me off massively.

No one has the right not to be offended, and those running to the police pretending they're really hurt and wounded have a special circle in hell just for them.

So if a politician openly says he thinks women should be raped - you think that’s perfectly acceptable ?

Now. For me. If a comedian jokes about rape .. ie: David Brent ‘I think there’s been a rape up there!’ It is acceptable.

It’s about context , pure and simple.
 
As the great Bernard Manning said, she's about as funny as a rabid guide dog
 
As a leftie, I’m rational enough to give comedians the benefit of doubt as they are clearly joking and not instigating - that is a huge difference to a politician who says something sinister under the guise of ‘free speech’ - if you can’t tell the difference then you are the problem.
Bollocks
 
Exactly this.
Jo Brand is a comedian. Comedians are clearly joking and not actively suggesting - it is how she gets the audience to laugh. She told a insensitive joke, just like every bloody comedian has at one time in history.
Calling her a comedian is stretching it
 
So if a politician openly says he thinks women should be raped - you think that’s perfectly acceptable ?

Now. For me. If a comedian jokes about rape .. ie: David Brent ‘I think there’s been a rape up there!’ It is acceptable.

It’s about context , pure and simple.
I think you should be bummed by the Kippax you cockney twat, only joking
 
I like her. I’ve not heard what she said but in the context of what she’s said in the past I’d imagine if it was offensive it was not meant to be.

I’m sure there are times that we’ve all said something that alone could make us seem very cruel but in context would either be seen as harmless.

I’m going to assume the best rather than the worst.
 

In the context it was used it was, to me, not offensive or urging people to actually do it.


Oh course you’re right. But there’s always one crank somewhere! It was Ill judged and the reaction has been over the top. As it was with Danny Baker.
 
She did nowt wrong, in fact she has made worse jokes than that, add to it that it was radio 4 late on, not many would have even heard it, farage causing a storm in a teacup for political advantage nothing more.

Also if someone throws acid at a tory because of a risky joke then they have the issues not jo brand
 
She did nowt wrong, in fact she has made worse jokes than that, add to it that it was radio 4 late on, not many would have even heard it, farage causing a storm in a teacup for political advantage nothing more.

Also if someone throws acid at a tory because of a risky joke then they have the issues not jo brand
72 year old blue rinsed lady from Sevenoaks storms the barriers after being incited by Radio 4.
 
As a leftie, I’m rational enough to give comedians the benefit of doubt as they are clearly joking and not instigating - that is a huge difference to a politician who says something sinister under the guise of ‘free speech’ - if you can’t tell the difference then you are the problem.

Whee did I mention politicians? The left have ruined this country and it’s gone too far.
 

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