well said :D

Agrees with andybigbro on all points

There's a difference between freedom of speech and being an asshole though.

She's only joking lol

So was Emily for saying the N word and she was ejected for it

Such a funny joke lmfao

Oh, that's okay then. :unsure:

Hey, remember the one about the ginger baby that was "so much harder to love"? Hilarious! Vintage Hopkins!

She was "only joking" when she made light of the Glasgow helicopter crash and Pauline Cafferkey too. Doesn't make it any less of a ****ty thing to say.

It was only really african americans enslaved though. I think most black people in the uk dont descend from slavery, discrimination maybe but not like in america even in the 50s & 60s

Is she though? I thought she was "real" and "honest". You can't pick and choose when she's joking.

I'm a red head and I must admit the first thing I asked when my son was born was "is he ginger". I really didn't want a ginger boy (boys get more **** than girls). I didn't get much **** about my hair growing up (mainly because I was a bit of a scrapper) but I didn't want him to face the name calling etc over a genetic inheritance....but do you know what? My boy is gorgeous.....I am terribly biased but he truly is....

Tbh, it doesn't matter what children are born with. Kids always pick on something. They always find something to tease about. :laugh:

If not the hair colour, the shape of the nose, or weight, or ears, or clothes/glasses etc etc. That's kids.

Shut up marsh :fist: :laugh: