Yep, my partner said the same. Totally aware Glasgow is trolling, but it has real world impacts. I was recently at the Amnesty AGM where we heard from many women the impact of online posts of this nature (that was mostly abuse, which is where Boozad's comment that violence is valid). A shame to see it here so easily tolerated, regardless of if the threads been taken off topic.
Pretty sure we've seen bans on here for trolling before...
P.S. not tolerated by mods who do a great job here
I was not trolling, i have no offence barrier what so ever.
We went to a comedy club my wife got really offended on my behalf because one of the comedians was so bigoted and racist towards the English. I found some of it funny some not funny not because of the subject material it just was not funny, he got lots of cheers for the items i found not funny but no laughs.
The manager came round asking for feedback my wife complained i laughed and apologised aaying ahe's taking offence on my behalf which I did find funny.
My comment was the comdian was lazy it's easy to stand up in Glasgow and use England the other comedians were all far cleverer in their subject matter. My view was i cannot laugh at jokes about paedophilia, disability etxc and get all offended because i am the aim of the jokes, and I don't.
I believe jokes can and should be made around any thing and anyone some people will find it funny some will not humour is subjective.
My favourite comedians are Chubby, Lee Evans, Jimmy Carr, at the minute i really like Muckey Flanagan.
What amuses me is the Warning do not read if offended yet people still read despite the warning some people just like to be offended so they can take the high ground.
I'm not sorry for offending the warning was there dont read if your going to be offended.
My humour is like my music tastes very wide ranging.
