[Denver]

Do you think he meant them or do you think its his game plan for an early exit?

I think its his Game plan as Jeremy said he is a clever man and he doesnt think he meant what he said although he could of gone down a different route to be kicked out rather that use racist terms

[Liam-]

Yes, the disgusting pig of a man meant every word.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by LiamPRW

Yes, the disgusting pig of a man meant every word.

TBH You would say that

[Liam-]

Yes because that's my opinion and that's what you asked for

[Denver]

Originally Posted by LiamPRW

Yes because that's my opinion and that's what you asked for

Im looking for genuine opinion not ones that contradict themselves

[bots]

With respect to his comments about the ladies, he was being controversial for the hell of it. The racist comments I think were phrases he has used many times as they flowed off the tongue easily. I still say they were not said with any ill intent, but he still said them.

[Pincho Paxton]

I was like some sort of psychotic breakdown.

[Jamesy]

I don't think he did tbh. I think his 'racist' words were partly serious. His comments about looking at womens arses was obviously all in a joking manner.

He seemed like a wind up merchant, and probably thought it would make good TV (which it has in a way). He didn't go overboard at any point. But he was silly to say all these things as it has ultimately made him look bad.

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by adamski94

Im looking for genuine opinion not ones that contradict themselves

Wow, someone's rude.

Don't make threads asking for opinions if you're not going to like the ones that disagree with you, jesus christ.

[waylander1973]

Yes he wanted to go early, when it about the wrong way.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by LiamPRW

Wow, someone's rude.

Don't make threads asking for opinions if you're not going to like the ones that disagree with you, jesus christ.

Im not being funny but you support housemates even ruder then him

[Jamesy]

We've got to remember he's 71 too. Older people generally do talk about race and blacks in a more stern manner. I've spoken to elderly people who can easily say "that black", the n word and all sorts and not think there's anything wrong with it.

His first conversation with Alexander seemed really genuine. I'm not so sure about the conversations after that conversation and warning though.

[Crimson Dynamo]

meant what?

did he mean that him and Frank Bruno had a laugh together, yes. Does he like women, yes.

Is he a pensioner, yes. Is he not a facebook/twitter generation teen?

yes

[jaxie]

I think a lot of it was deliberate to wind them up but some things he said were a bit in appropriate though I am not sure what he said when he was removed was a kicking out offence since he was only relaying a story about something he said to Frank Bruno as a joke and not actually calling anyone names.

[LukeB]

Originally Posted by adamski94

Im not being funny but you support housemates even ruder then him

Just ignore him before this turn into a messy argument

[MTVN]

Yep, genuinely thinks he's said nothing wrong and that he's a victim of today's PC mad world

[Niamh.]

I do think he meant what he said but I think he also knew that what he was saying would offend people

[Denver]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Yep, genuinely thinks he's said nothing wrong and that he's a victim of today's PC mad world

This he should of said the Racist word but what he said about the girls was perfectly fine

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by Jamesy

We've got to remember he's 71 too. Older people generally do talk about race and blacks in a more stern manner. I've spoken to elderly people who can easily say "that black", the n word and all sorts and not think there's anything wrong with it.

His first conversation with Alexander seemed really genuine. I'm not so sure about the conversations after that conversation and warning though.

I knew a lady who had a cat called ****** when she was a girl. He was named after his colour ****** brown which was a wool colour in those days. (The nig word that can't be typed). They were obviously different times about 50 or 60 years ago. I'm not defending the use of the word just relating that to her it was an innocent use of the word. Anyone in hearing would wince when she said the cats name when relating stories about him.

[Rob4]

I think some of it was meant, some of it was ignorance and some of it was to piss delicate housemates off.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by jaxie

I knew a lady who had a cat called ****** when she was a girl. He was named after his colpour ****** brown which was a wool colour in those days. They were obviously different times about 50 or 60 years ago. I'm not defending the use of the word just relating that to her it was an innocent use of the word.

I don't think anyone is denying that but he's not been locked in a cupboard for the the last 50 years either, he knows that those words are offensive to black people, they probably were back then as well

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

I don't think anyone is denying that but he's not been locked in a cupboard for the the last 50 years either, he knows that those words are offensive to black people, they probably were back then as well

I'm not saying he wasn't wrong, was just relating a story about a bizarre cat and wool colour name from the 1950s.

[jaxie]

I think what he said to Alexander and his remark about black children. I believe the word he used was a slavery reference, and was by far the most offensive thing he said.

[Denver]

Originally Posted by jaxie

I think what he said to Alexander and his remark about black children. I believe the word he used was a slavery reference, and was by far the most offensive thing he said.

I dont think he should have been warned to what he said to the girls

[Lee.]

I just think he's extremely ignorant and thinks because he is part if the older generation, is excused from political correctness.