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31 thoughts on “Gregg Wallace blames ‘women of a certain age’ for not getting the joke | The News Agenda”

  1. To all those snowflakes would love to find out your favourite comedians if it’s anyone more offensive than the Chuckle brothers you’re hypocrites, a take it MRS BROWNS BOYS is disgraceful to yous people , it’s littered with smutty jokes , some people like me find it funny if you don’t like these jokes walk away stop with cancel culture

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  2. ‘Women of a certain age’ are not getting the joke . . . . Oh, so he's been doing it to younger women, who've said nothing – that's almost self incriminating
    This 'man' needs continuous & careful watching as it seems he can't differentiate between right & wrong!

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  3. He specifically said ‘middle class’ women because he thinks the working class find rape funny.

    If you don’t think rape can be quite popular, you’ll need to ignore that 173 million people voted for a rapist in the US.

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  4. 16:22 – Jason: "If something's offensive then it's offensive"… mmm – I don't agree … and neither does our legal system as far as I know, although it seems that, year by year, we're heading towards a legal system that does allow the complainant to determine the criteria. In reality, offence can't be objectively determined – it's subjective, but the more agreement there is, the more we tend to think the offence is in the action and not the intention or the reaction.

    And now it's in the news it allow severybody to do copious amounts of virtue signalling expressing horror at the alleged infractions, condemning the perp and reminding us that women are constantly subejct to a never-ending barrage of such things – BUT – thankfully, the fact that this made the news tells us how infrequent this sort of behaviour is these days.

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  5. Wallace and V*mit. Obviously, transparently and inadequate thin-skinned litte man , a bully a sycophant with a perfectly triple-fried French fried chip on his shoulder.. ooh er missus.

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  6. Update: The "complainants" do seem to be middle class women of a certain age, well past their sh*g by dates, no more than self entitled trollops, getting their soggy gussets in a twist. I have even heard that Bernard Manning is being resurected to be asked to apologise for his historic misogynistic daliances……

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  7. What people seem to forget is this show is a competition so the contestants have to smile at the judges in the hope of winning …GW should be on a comedy show for men…so that his banter wouldn’t matter MC gives him too much power over people…

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