[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Is he a grabbing by the pussy kind if misogynist or the getting pissed and abusing people kind..they are both quite popular atm.

Neither. .he's the bitter small man in power type...the worst and least popular type, imo...the type that bully and threaten women..in other words..scum, scum of the earth...

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Now he's being accused of only being employed because of his race?

Doesn't the BBC have diversity quotas they have to meet?

It's not implausible that he got his start at least due to this, and ran with it. That said, he wouldn't have got very far if he was crap ... I've never heard of him, is he funny when he's not droning on about politics?

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Neither. .he's the bitter small man in power type...the worst and least popular type, imo...the type that bully and threaten women..in other words..scum, scum of the earth...

So being grabbed by the pussy isn't threatening?.

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by Liam-

I’d rather the milkshake

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

So being grabbed by the pussy isn't threatening?.

if were an actual thing and not a made up figure of speech yes

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

if were an actual thing and not a made up figure of speech yes

I don't know whether he actually did it or whether it was, in fact, a figure of speech, but there are numerous credible women that have come forward to say this is definitely his MO.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

So being grabbed by the pussy isn't threatening?.

If you keep a diary about every little thing Trump has said in the past couple of decades, why did you miss out three essential words: "they let you"

Who even remembers the "pussy grabbing" thing, there's been plenty of stuff to drag him on since then

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Livia

While that's all very interesting, it doesn't bear any resemblance to my idea of a load of men at a boozy lunch. I don't care what their social standing is, after a few beers with the boys, they're going to be loud and obnoxious. Hard to politicise that, but good try, TS.

I have no idea why anyone would think that isn't entirely political.

Anyway; alcohol lowers inhibitions, it doesn't change personalities or implant ideas in people's minds. Maybe it only came out because they were intoxicated, but it was in there before they touched a drop. It's also not an excuse for being a loud, aggressive, classless arsehole and it certainly doesn't apply to "all men after they've had a few" - or even most men I'd associate with. Some of us manage not to turn into slobbering, blaring yobs even after more than a few. Who would have thought.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

If you keep a diary about every little thing Trump has said in the past couple of decades, why did you miss out three essential words: "they let you"

Who even remembers the "pussy grabbing" thing, there's been plenty of stuff to drag him on since then

Hey don't let me stop you if you have more evidence of trump spouting sexist language then be my guest I'm all ears...

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

if were an actual thing and not a made up figure of speech yes

That's not quite the point... the act isn't in question, it's the use of language that's under discussion LT keep up!

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I have no idea why anyone would think that isn't entirely political.

Anyway; alcohol lowers inhibitions, it doesn't change personalities or implant ideas in people's minds. Maybe it only came out because they were intoxicated, but it was in there before they touched a drop. It's also not an excuse for being a loud, aggressive, classless arsehole and it certainly doesn't apply to "all men after they've had a few" - or even most men I'd associate with. Some of us manage not to turn into slobbering, blaring yobs even after more than a few. Who would have thought.

Who indeed... maybe some should change the company they keep?

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

So being grabbed by the pussy isn't threatening?.

I'm sure trump would have been booed of stage as well so calm down.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by parmnion

I'm sure trump would have been booed of stage as well so calm down.

How can you be sure?..

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

How can you be sure?..

There were a lot of women in the audience...

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by parmnion

I'm sure trump would have been booed of stage as well so calm down.

Is that why he gets his name and "build the wall" chanted at his rallies?

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Is that why he gets his name and "build the wall" chanted at his rallies?

This was not one of his rallies. .no matter how people are trying to portrait this charity event.

If anything this was more like the sports game where trump was roundly booed by the crowd.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by parmnion

There were a lot of women in the audience...

So only the women would boo him...why?

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Is that why he gets his name and "build the wall" chanted at his rallies?

To be fair, that's like preaching to the converted. If nish organised a gig, then pretty sure only people that like him would turn up.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Are you trying to claim I haven’t got any common sense in a passive aggressive way lol

You weren’t there, so you are not in possession of the full facts of what went on, just some snippets and anecdotal evidence, it was raining bread rolls a few pages back that has now been confirmed by the comedian himself as actually being one bread roll...given the chortling over people being milkshaked I thought you would approve of bread rolling...no?

I'm not claiming anything, it's just that dancing around the obvious answer is pointless. A brexit crowd booed a comedian beccause he told anti-brexit jokes. If it was a crowd that was apathetic towards brexit, they'd have been more likely to not react much at all. They'd have rolled their eyes and just phased him out. To boo someone to the point they're taken off stage at a charity event generally means the crowd were riled up and apathy doesn't tend to lead to such an outburst.

Your last sentences stink of a need to force a 'gotcha' moment but you lack the context to make it work. I don't care about whether this comedian got hit with one breadroll or a thousand, the reluctance to call a spade a spade is just bizarre to me. Lots of people in this thread are determined to deny the likely reality of the situation.

A brexit crowd reacted badly to anti-brexit jokes and someone threw a roll, that is likely what happened and what ifs and hypotheticals won't change what is the common sense answer.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Load of rubbish...Im pointing out that disability doesn't pick sides so the people attending would be a fair mix of brexiters and remainers...probably more remainers to be fair seeing as this was in london..but you will still push the agenda that this was a right wing gathering of pale stale males..or people being snowflake when it suits them..

You will claim your view is the common sense view, when I am saying disability doesn't pick sides, so if course there will be a mixed crowd and not the one you are trying to portrait imo. ..people are correct for saying the crowd may just be fed up with brexit and don't want to hear about it on a night out. .


But you will still push your agenda of pale stale male brexiters being unable to take criticism...yawn.

And for someone who claimed not to understand what I was saying in the post you quoted you put a lot of effort into running it down when you didn't understand what I was going on about. ...a normal response would be to ask the poster what they meant...but no....not you..!!

Oh Parm, your attempts to imitate my phrases has never worked out for you since you never understand the context of how I use them. You just repeat them with a smile on your face thinking 'ha! got 'im!'

The only person pushing an agenda is you with your blantantly faux concern for the disability that's being highlighted at the event. You don't really care beyond trying to weaponise it against me and that's obvious to see.

You're the one that went on about Nick Griffin and 'pale stale males' (TheTruth, is that you?), you, not me. You're seeing things that aren't there and you're losing the plot in this discussion by trying to shove words down my throat.

Try arguing against what I'm saying not what your imaginary version of me has said,

As I said to Cherie, apathy doesn't tend to lead to booing so bad that someone is removed from the stage. If the crowd was trully apathetic towards brexit, they wouldn't have given him much of a reaction.

You are simply arguing against common sense here because of your own paranoid imagination of what that common sense answer means.

A brexit crowd booed a comedian that told anti-brexit jokes off stage. Nothing more, nothing less. Why are you being so godamn touchy about it?

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Oh Parm, your attempts to imitate my phrases has never worked out for you since you never understand the context of how I use them. You just repeat them with a smile on your face thinking 'ha! got 'im!'

The only person pushing an agenda is you with your blantantly faux concern for the disability that's being highlighted at the event. You don't really care beyond trying to weaponise it against me and that's obvious to see.

You're the one that went on about Nick Griffin and 'pale stale males' (TheTruth, is that you?), you, not me. You're seeing things that aren't there and you're losing the plot in this discussion by trying to shove words down my throat.

Try arguing against what I'm saying not what your imaginary version of me has said,

As I said to Cherie, apathy doesn't tend to lead to booing so bad that someone is removed from the stage. If the crowd was trully apathetic towards brexit, they wouldn't have given him much of a reaction.

You are simply arguing against common sense here because of your own paranoid imagination of what that common sense answer means.

A brexit crowd booed a comedian that told anti-brexit jokes off stage. Nothing more, nothing less. Why are you being so godamn touchy about it?

Ive asked you time and time again to explain this agenda you imagine I have....but not once have you.....


I find you are therefore approaching into my personal life and making personal comments about it....and we all know if that's true it would make you a hypocrite as you don't like people mentioning your books.. .so explain my agenda...or drop it from future discussions because I have supported and dismissed all.kinds of things from all political sides...I have also supported all kinds of religions and certain religious practices whilst also going against others....so please explain this agenda I have!!!

I also think I have argued why I think your points are rubbish....for instance in the video it only seems to be 2 tables that have a problem with the man on stage, the rest seem to be clapping his replies to the hecklers...that don't seem like a brexit crowd to me...


So can you argue why you say it's a brexit crowd when I have highlighted what is seen in the video.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Doesn't the BBC have diversity quotas they have to meet?

So every person of ethnic minority got a pity job and all the white people got theirs on merit?

Cute.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Perhaps you should watch the video so you can see what a female looks like.

Look up, that's the joke going over your head.

Or a bread roll. One or the other.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

if were an actual thing and not a made up figure of speech yes

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

That's not quite the point... the act isn't in question, it's the use of language that's under discussion LT keep up!

It was a private lads conversation. not my business.