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Jun 10, 2017 -- 12:23PM, donny osmond wrote:
its a left wing program, so what ?what do right wingers laff about ?
Thats the point doofus, right wing comedy is not allowed on BBC, SKY CH4 ETC...ITS A LEFTIE FREE FOR ALL...
YET YOU STILL LOST BREXIT AND TO TRUMP LOOOOOOOOOOL
Jun 10, 2017 -- 5:44AM, Foinavon wrote:
Puerile and cringeworthy. Who watches this rubbish?
the so called humour and the clowns stealing a living are about as sophisticated as a blocked up khazi. Never looked at it long enough to find out if it#s Left or Right, it's just puerile drivel.

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:Jun 11, 2017 -- 3:41AM, Jack Hacksaw wrote:
Comedians, particularly young ones, rail against the establishment.That is how it is, and has always been.What would a right winger comedian's jokes revolve around...jihadists, doleites, single mothers, minimum wage earners, foreigners.....
Difficult to say what 'The Establishment' is these days.
When Krankie and Talkative Tim were interviewed ahead of the election last week, both were at pains to state 'there should be no knee-jerk reaction to the terrorist outrages of the past two weeks' little realising there was a knee jerk reaction, just not the one they were thinking of, revolving around lighting candles, empty rhetoric about 'One Love Conquering All' and 'Standing Together' and Police Chiefs being photographed with Muslim Community leaders, preferably outside a Mosque.
That's the de facto 21st century 'Establishment' right there and you'd have hoped some young hipster comic would have the balls to skewer this mentality, rather than the Last Leg boys acting like three cnts in a p1$$ factory.
Jun 12, 2017 -- 8:53AM, TheBaron wrote:
A comedian called Andrew Lawrence has been finding it difficult to get tv work due to outrage at a joke about suicide.On 25 October 2014, Lawrence wrote a lengthy post on his official Facebook page drawing attention to a perceived rise in "'political' comedians cracking cheap and easy gags about UKIP, to the extent that it's got hack, boring and lazy very quickly" and described such comedians as being "out of touch, smug, superannuated, overpaid TV comics with their cosy lives in their west-London ivory towers taking a supercilious, moralising tone, pandering to the ever-creeping militant political correctness of the BBC". Although having previously appeared on several comedy programmes on the channel, he went on to describe "liberal back-slapping panel shows like Mock the Week" as consisting of "aging, balding, fat men, ethnic comedians and women-posing-as-comedians, sit congratulating themselves on how enlightened they are about the fact that UKIP are ridiculous and pathetic". I agree with the points he makes.
Was the joke he made about suicide that Facebook posting?
Because it reads like a suicide note to me.