Yes like when they call the Indian doctor turbanator.Only fools & Horses will be next there’s loads of “historical” racism in that. Since when was saying “Seth the black fella” racist? I totally get it mentions their race unnecessarily but really? It’s a stretch.
Insensitivity towards a raceIt looks as though Gavin and Stacy are next on the hit list.
I think we still have plenty to watch.If we removed everything that offended or upset anyone we’d have nothing yet.
I wouldn’t be surprised if in a few years friends gets banned. I know a lot of people in their teens and 20 who think it’s awfully unPC.
I’m a strong believer of you cannot judge something on today’s morals. Things have evolved and changed for the better and it’s great we have learnt from the past so isn’t it better to see the positive changes instead of censoring the past. If you don’t like or agree with something then don’t watch it.
Little Britain reminds me of my teens, and I think they did quite a good job of showing how bigoted people were not actively mocking that it was acceptable.
That isn't true. The press are literally reporting on one tweet sent by a nobody that is probably just trying to turn people against BLM.It looks as though Gavin and Stacy are next on the hit list.
I’m a Irish immigrant with ginger hair I do understand being the butt of a joke.Insensitivity towards a raceSo inconvenient when it’s called out
I think we still have plenty to watch.
I’ve given my opinion in above posts this so not going to repeat myself but if it’s not your race or culture that is used as a butt of a joke then please consider how you’d feel it it was.
We can’t keep Little Britain on just because it reminds you of your youth unfortunately. I understand you think the joke was on the bigot in these sketches but for someone who’s second language is English watching, it is an all to real reality that maybe they don’t find very funny
I don’t think I’m going to continue talking to you if you’ve just compared being an Irish immigrant with ginger hair (as my mother is) to black oppression and racism on tv. I understand the troubles that Irish immigrants went through completely and often lived in communities with black people as they were both outcasted and unwelcome here within some peoples living memories but we’re talking about race here.I’m a Irish immigrant with ginger hair I do understand being the butt of a joke.
Just because you don’t find it funny doesn’t mean it should be removed for those who do, just don’t watch it. As I said if we spoke to everyone in the world, someone would be offended or upset by most tv and film some way or another as we’d have to remove them all.
I don’t think anybody is telling you what to watch or find funny.Just 3 per cent of the UK's population is black. What right have they got to tell the other 97 per cent of us what we're allowed to watch or find funny?
Nobody should be finding blackface or racist jokes funny?Just 3 per cent of the UK's population is black. What right have they got to tell the other 97 per cent of us what we're allowed to watch or find funny?
But it’s a good thing when people tell us they do. It lets us know exactly what they are.Nobody should be finding blackface or racist jokes funny?
Not all of us white folk find racism funny.Just 3 per cent of the UK's population is black. What right have they got to tell the other 97 per cent of us what we're allowed to watch or find funny?
That’s very true. I can’t say I’d want to be associated with anyone who finds racism a jokeBut it’s a good thing when people tell us they do. It lets us know exactly what they are.
The people who make this stuff must also be amused by it.
It's not black people telling you what to watch (although do definitely do need to check your racist attitude). You're pretty stupid if you think it is only black people upset by racism.Just 3 per cent of the UK's population is black. What right have they got to tell the other 97 per cent of us what we're allowed to watch or find funny?
And here is a link to why you might find your black friends going along with your ‘jokes’For anyone struggling to understand why blackface or using POC as the butt of jokes or entertainment is a disgrace this Podcast is a great place to start, the entire series is in-fact brilliant for anyone wanting to educate themselves on black history and oppression.
And please, stop using your token black mates from school/uni/work who you think found your black face jokes funny as justification for your racism it’s actually sickening.
And no, I’m not black x
IM nOT RAcIsT My Cat Is BlAcKAnd here is a link to why you might find your black friends going along with your ‘jokes’
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