PC hasn't gone that mad...someone's obviously still offended. There's still those jobless old biddies writing pointless fucking letters to Points of fucking View!
All this "someone who" language doesn't soften anything. It might be well intentioned, but its a verbose, clumsy and silly way to speak. "Woman who worked as a prostitute=prostitute". You're saying the same thing, only using more words.
@DejectedPanda Except "a woman that worked as a prostitute" implies just what their occupation was whilst the other labels their whole being as just "a prostitute".
@groove1984 the fact that you use the "someone who" language to describe what they do is kind of shaming in a way. Generally no one feels the need to do that with someone who is a computer programmer or a gynecologist. If they're using PC "someone who" language to describe you, its obvious you do something that's considered awful by person doing it.
@DejectedPanda actually, that's not right- the perception of the public at large is that working as a prostitute is shameful- the people writing the article don't exist in a vacuum. it's extremely graceful and rare for a publication to focus on the personhood of people in 'shameful' professions or 'shameful' states, and it's especially needed in cases where the victims are devalued and 'invisible' in society.
@maryandchild Did I somehow imply that the public at large doesn't feel that way? My point is that phrasing things differently when you are referring to someone in one of those shameful professions actually only emphasizes the fact that it is a shameful thing to do. It's stupid. It won't make one person who reads that paper think any better of the person. I doubt even the people who make these decisions at these papers go around referring to people as "someone who".
@groove1984 I looked it up (smart, huh?). The word prostitute refers to a person who is in that occupation, so by using the word directly you aren't denying their personhood or the wholeness or their being.
@maryandchild Yes, I see now. "Someone who" really does erase all those negative connotations that go along with being a prostitute. Point well made.
@DejectedPanda are you being deliberately obtuse? it doesn't erase the negative connotation, but it is always more respectful to focus on the personhood when discussing people (like, saying 'a transgender woman' instead of 'a transgender', etc.)- these are like very common, basic respect things. reducing women to functions instead of humans is a big, known, systemic problem, so comparing 'prostitute' describing a woman to neutral things like 'computer programmer' is a faulty parallel.
@maryandchild People know when someone says prostitute is means a female and a escort to be a male. There is no problem with this unless you're one of these people who finds anything offensive like calling someone John instead of Jonathan...would that offend all the Jonathan's all over the world? LOL
A stand-up comedian who prides himself on his moral excellence, intellectual superiority, and political correctness – I guess you can’t really expect him to be funny as well.
I F***ing love it, this guy is hilarious! And the thing is I could probably quote this guys jokes and nobody would know about it (I won't), it took me years to find his 'american stand-ups' stand up.
As for agenda, who cares I don't watch comedy so I can bray that torys are c**ts or agree with someone, but he makes a good point.
@superhamzah85 Erm can't remember how long ago I commented this, so well done being that bored.
What did I say about the N word!?
Your free speech? It's you lot saying nobody can say anything these days about minorities even If It's a tiny joke, yet if someone makes a joke about a ginger/white/French then nothing is said about it....the PC brigade are a bunch of hypocrites anyway.
@superhamzah85 Nope, not even a slightly humorous joke can be told without people who have onomatophobia (PC people) being horrified. Yet they think whites/gingers/French being ridiculed is ok as they aren't minorities... double standards.
@EzPz8 you know that context and history exist, right? and that there is a difference between people from a majority group mocking people from a minority group and people from a majority group mocking people who fit in their own group...? really, do some critical thinking. we do not live in a world where everyone is treated the same, so why pretend it's the same when it comes to who we get to make jokes about?
@maryandchild Which history point in question? I don't need to do any "critical thinking" I'm normal minded, I'm not one of these people who checks the PC Dictionary every 5 mins in case I've made a joke that offends people with one thumb bigger than the other.
So you're telling me there shouldn't be equality and in fact create over praising to people who aren't of the majority?
I'm not going to leave groups out of my humour as I just treat all humans fairly. Wait is that offensive to aliens? :(
Thank good you don't have to be funny any more in order to call your self a comedian.
Kaptenklok1 1 week ago
That's one sturdy mic.
bluebettle 2 weeks ago
this guy should be ashamed to call him self of comedian. what a fucking stupid sheep.
Alexanderisgreat 3 weeks ago
@Alexanderisgreat You clearly have no understanding of comedy. Stewart Lee is one of the all time, British comedy greats.
Troll elsewhere.
frodakai 3 weeks ago 4
Teehee! I guessed he would say 'Cunt' before he said it. MAGIC.
Westy91 2 months ago
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EzPz8 3 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Shudddddder. That is SO bad for your microphone.
Don't try this kids at home!
Williamsfan 4 months ago
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Williamsfan 4 months ago
The build up to the ending was hilarious! :-p
dylandior123 5 months ago
PC hasn't gone that mad...someone's obviously still offended. There's still those jobless old biddies writing pointless fucking letters to Points of fucking View!
elevatorbrit 7 months ago
All this "someone who" language doesn't soften anything. It might be well intentioned, but its a verbose, clumsy and silly way to speak. "Woman who worked as a prostitute=prostitute". You're saying the same thing, only using more words.
DejectedPanda 7 months ago
@DejectedPanda Except "a woman that worked as a prostitute" implies just what their occupation was whilst the other labels their whole being as just "a prostitute".
groove1984 4 months ago
@groove1984 the fact that you use the "someone who" language to describe what they do is kind of shaming in a way. Generally no one feels the need to do that with someone who is a computer programmer or a gynecologist. If they're using PC "someone who" language to describe you, its obvious you do something that's considered awful by person doing it.
DejectedPanda 4 months ago
@DejectedPanda actually, that's not right- the perception of the public at large is that working as a prostitute is shameful- the people writing the article don't exist in a vacuum. it's extremely graceful and rare for a publication to focus on the personhood of people in 'shameful' professions or 'shameful' states, and it's especially needed in cases where the victims are devalued and 'invisible' in society.
maryandchild 4 months ago
@maryandchild Did I somehow imply that the public at large doesn't feel that way? My point is that phrasing things differently when you are referring to someone in one of those shameful professions actually only emphasizes the fact that it is a shameful thing to do. It's stupid. It won't make one person who reads that paper think any better of the person. I doubt even the people who make these decisions at these papers go around referring to people as "someone who".
DejectedPanda 4 months ago
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DejectedPanda 4 months ago
@groove1984 I looked it up (smart, huh?). The word prostitute refers to a person who is in that occupation, so by using the word directly you aren't denying their personhood or the wholeness or their being.
DejectedPanda 4 months ago
@DejectedPanda while you have the dictionary out you should look up 'connotation' and 'denotation'. it'll blow your mind.
maryandchild 4 months ago
@maryandchild Yes, I see now. "Someone who" really does erase all those negative connotations that go along with being a prostitute. Point well made.
DejectedPanda 4 months ago
@DejectedPanda are you being deliberately obtuse? it doesn't erase the negative connotation, but it is always more respectful to focus on the personhood when discussing people (like, saying 'a transgender woman' instead of 'a transgender', etc.)- these are like very common, basic respect things. reducing women to functions instead of humans is a big, known, systemic problem, so comparing 'prostitute' describing a woman to neutral things like 'computer programmer' is a faulty parallel.
maryandchild 4 months ago
@maryandchild People know when someone says prostitute is means a female and a escort to be a male. There is no problem with this unless you're one of these people who finds anything offensive like calling someone John instead of Jonathan...would that offend all the Jonathan's all over the world? LOL
EzPz8 2 months ago
That's bollocks. Cunts are useful.
poniesinashed 7 months ago 2
I LOVE THE MIDDLE FINGER 1:24
lowcoststart 8 months ago
@EidSeimmoc That's interesting. Female sexual organs have political bias. But how does the first word fit into that?
weberbeat 9 months ago
A stand-up comedian who prides himself on his moral excellence, intellectual superiority, and political correctness – I guess you can’t really expect him to be funny as well.
AlanTTT3 9 months ago
@AlanTTT3 'moral excellence' haha
TheAnxiousMan 9 months ago
@AlanTTT3 Subtlety and craftsmanship isn't for everyone I suppose ;)
megamarsvin 6 months ago
I F***ing love it, this guy is hilarious! And the thing is I could probably quote this guys jokes and nobody would know about it (I won't), it took me years to find his 'american stand-ups' stand up.
As for agenda, who cares I don't watch comedy so I can bray that torys are c**ts or agree with someone, but he makes a good point.
Flabbergast3d 9 months ago 3
''If you want a nigger for a neighbour vote Liberal or Labour''
LOL
Nemij86 1 year ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
I expected to see a video slagging off overly PC idiots but he is doing the opposite :/ pointless sketch, PC HAS gone mad!
EzPz8 1 year ago
@EzPz8 ahahahahahaha
mawknation 10 months ago
@EzPz8 too many negatives votes huh, thick people these days :)
EzPz8 10 months ago
@EzPz8
Yeah you can't say nigger anymore.
*rolls eyes*
No, you CAN say nigger, and depending on your usage, we CAN call you a cunt. It's the ANTI-PC brigade who are moaning about OUR free speech.
superhamzah85 3 months ago
@superhamzah85 Erm can't remember how long ago I commented this, so well done being that bored.
What did I say about the N word!?
Your free speech? It's you lot saying nobody can say anything these days about minorities even If It's a tiny joke, yet if someone makes a joke about a ginger/white/French then nothing is said about it....the PC brigade are a bunch of hypocrites anyway.
EzPz8 3 months ago
@EzPz8
Umm...you CAN say stuff about minorities -_-
Go right ahead...
superhamzah85 3 months ago
@superhamzah85 Nope, not even a slightly humorous joke can be told without people who have onomatophobia (PC people) being horrified. Yet they think whites/gingers/French being ridiculed is ok as they aren't minorities... double standards.
EzPz8 3 months ago
@EzPz8
Make any joke you want!
superhamzah85 3 months ago
@superhamzah85 I'm not falling into your traps little boy. :)
EzPz8 3 months ago
@EzPz8
There is no trap, make any joke you want!
superhamzah85 3 months ago
@EzPz8 you know that context and history exist, right? and that there is a difference between people from a majority group mocking people from a minority group and people from a majority group mocking people who fit in their own group...? really, do some critical thinking. we do not live in a world where everyone is treated the same, so why pretend it's the same when it comes to who we get to make jokes about?
maryandchild 2 months ago
@maryandchild Which history point in question? I don't need to do any "critical thinking" I'm normal minded, I'm not one of these people who checks the PC Dictionary every 5 mins in case I've made a joke that offends people with one thumb bigger than the other.
So you're telling me there shouldn't be equality and in fact create over praising to people who aren't of the majority?
I'm not going to leave groups out of my humour as I just treat all humans fairly. Wait is that offensive to aliens? :(
EzPz8 2 months ago
@EzPz8 lol lookit dis idiot
AThousandTigers 1 month ago
Speaking out against political correctness gone mad, it's political correctness gone mad.
way2tehdawn 1 year ago 4
I like the part where he
mf91007 1 year ago 52
@mf91007 Me too LOL
emphaticapathy 1 year ago
I agree with this guy wholeheartedly.
supercommie 1 year ago 33
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LukeGriffths121 1 year ago