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‪Thats an interesting one. ‪He wasn’t making a racist slur or calling someone a racist name he just named a character G.H.Elliott played in the 1930’s.
Darran just looks at what's trending on twitter, assumes everyone else is doing the same, and those are his talking points for the day
Next up - snowflakes
I find it a really interesting topic. Not just the race issue more the issue of what you can and can’t say. The guy was talking about a cabaret show in the 1930’s and most news outlets were reporting early this morning that he had used a racial slur live on Radio 4.
I find it a really interesting topic. Not just the race issue more the issue of what you can and can’t say. The guy was talking about a cabaret show in the 1930’s and most news outlets were reporting early this morning that he had used a racial slur live on Radio 4.
They were reporting it because he did. He shouldn't have said it. He's ended what was left of his career with that little cameo. It'll be dragged up for years every time he appears.
They were reporting it because he did. He shouldn't have said it. He's ended what was left of his career with that little cameo. It'll be dragged up for years every time he appears.
It’s all about context.
The first ever recipient of a Planet Swans Lifetime Achievement Award.
They were reporting it because he did. He shouldn't have said it. He's ended what was left of his career with that little cameo. It'll be dragged up for years every time he appears.
Jim Davidson remains apologetic as well. I’m not sure if there is a statue of him anywhere mind.
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