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    ddjddj Posts: 542
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    Seven steps to Hell
    Step 1 Teasing, name calling, jokes
    Step 2 Verbal bullying, harassment, abuse, graffiti
    Step 3 Physical bullying, bricks through windows
    Step 4 Organised discrimination, denial of rights, no voting
    Step 5 Separation, living apart, having to carry identity cards
    Step 6 Violence, street attacks, police do nothing, destruction of homes
    Step 7 Mass murder, organised killing, Genocide.
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    hypervisorhypervisor Posts: 959
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    sidsgirl wrote: »
    My reply is to Cantona.

    but its a forum and i posted a response which you cannot answer.
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    hypervisorhypervisor Posts: 959
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    ddj wrote: »
    Seven steps to Hell
    Step 1 Teasing, name calling, jokes
    Step 2 Verbal bullying, harassment, abuse, graffiti
    Step 3 Physical bullying, bricks through windows
    Step 4 Organised discrimination, denial of rights, no voting
    Step 5 Separation, living apart, having to carry identity cards
    Step 6 Violence, street attacks, police do nothing, destruction of homes
    Step 7 Mass murder, organised killing, Genocide.

    wheres this from the daily mail:rolleyes:
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    Cantona07Cantona07 Posts: 56,910
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    sidsgirl wrote: »
    Me thinks it is you who is on the back foot.

    You do not seem to be able to answer my question except by pre empting my next question. :confused:

    I say to you that FB should not be making 'jokes' at the expense of a child that he would not make about his own children.

    I was pre-empting it because it was painfully obvious the direction you were going.

    He will make jokes on a range of material. The insinuation seems to be that he picks on the vulnerable in particular and that is not so.

    You are asking the impossible however to expect me to say that he would make that same joke about his own child because it is not a directly comparable joke in the same way that if he made a joke about a blind man you would say "he wouldnt make that joke about his relative...ah ha exactly" only because he has no blind relatives.

    The over-riding factor is that everyone is a potential target.
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    ddjddj Posts: 542
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    hypervisor wrote: »
    so 2 of them both under 18 laughing at him in a theatre have no right to laugh because there thick:rolleyes:

    Unless you work or have regular contact with the disabled please do not speak for them. i find it very offensive that you are calling them thick for been disabled and they wont understand for that reason:mad:

    Of course they have a right to laugh and I'm not calling them 'thick'. Do you not understand anything about people with learning difficulties? And I have every right to speak about disabled people and I know very well what I'm talking about.
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    hypervisorhypervisor Posts: 959
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    Cantona07 wrote: »
    I was pre-empting it because it was painfully obvious the direction you were going.

    He will make jokes on a range of material. The insinuation seems to be that he picks on the vulnerable in particular and that is not so.

    You are asking the impossible however to expect me to say that he would make that same joke about his own child because it is not a directly comparable joke in the same way that if he made a joke about a blind man you would say "he wouldnt make that joke about his relative...ah ha exactly" only because he has no blind relatives.

    The over-riding factor is that everyone is a potential target.

    its a shame that not everyone has an open mind like yourself, i think some people just want to be popular with others
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    elnombreelnombre Posts: 3,625
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    Can an FB fan, or anyone who laughed at the joke, explain to this ignorant sod (me) from where the humour derives? The idea of the disabled kid trying to rape his mum? Is the rape funny, or the disability? Or the combination of the two? Or is it just Harvey trying to rape Jordan that's funny?

    Since Frankie's apparently so brave and edgy it would be nice to see one of his fans have the balls to at least come out and say 'I find the idea of a disabled kid trying to rape his mum funny'. I wonder why no one has yet?
    hypervisor wrote: »
    its a shame that not everyone has an open mind like yourself, i think some people just want to be popular with others

    I think that's a load of presumptuous nonsense and a very cheap way of dismissing people for having different moral standards than your own.
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    hypervisorhypervisor Posts: 959
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    ddj wrote: »
    Of course they have a right to laugh and I'm not calling them 'thick'. Do you not understand anything about people with learning difficulties? And I have every right to speak about disabled people and I know very well what I'm talking about.

    if you had any dealings with disabled people then you would no that they make fun of themselves more than any comedian
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    Cantona07Cantona07 Posts: 56,910
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    ddj wrote: »
    Seven steps to Hell
    Step 1 Teasing, name calling, jokes
    Step 2 Verbal bullying, harassment, abuse, graffiti
    Step 3 Physical bullying, bricks through windows
    Step 4 Organised discrimination, denial of rights, no voting
    Step 5 Separation, living apart, having to carry identity cards
    Step 6 Violence, street attacks, police do nothing, destruction of homes
    Step 7 Mass murder, organised killing, Genocide.

    That is completely ridiculous.

    It is as logical as

    3 steps to war.

    Grow a Charlie Chaplin moustache
    Lose a testicle
    Invade Poland

    Ergo growing a moustache or losing a testicle inevitably leads to invading a country.
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    JasonJason Posts: 76,557
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    quick .. someone pull me back up .. i fell off the bandwagon :)
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    hypervisorhypervisor Posts: 959
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    elnombre wrote: »
    Can an FB fan, or anyone who laughed at the joke, explain to this ignorant sod (me) from where the humour derives? The idea of the disabled kid trying to rape his mum? Is the rape funny, or the disability? Or the combination of the two? Or is it just Harvey trying to rape Jordan that's funny?

    Since Frankie's apparently so brave and edgy it would be nice to see one of his fans have the balls to at least come out and say 'I find the idea of a disabled kid trying to rape his mum funny'. I wonder why no one has yet?



    I think that's a load of presumptuous nonsense and a very cheap way of dismissing people for having different moral standards than your own.

    because people would get banned for trying to say anything because the FB bandwagon of hate would press the alert button so fast then i would get banned before i finshed posting
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    Cantona07Cantona07 Posts: 56,910
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    elnombre wrote: »
    Can an FB fan, or anyone who laughed at the joke, explain to this ignorant sod (me) from where the humour derives? The idea of the disabled kid trying to rape his mum? Is the rape funny, or the disability? Or the combination of the two? Or is it just Harvey trying to rape Jordan that's funny?

    I didnt find the joke particularly funny but that really isnt the issue.

    Its the permarage of the people who would not watch the progamme because it would offend them yet feel the need to become hugely offended anyway.

    I have had "the balls" to defend FB on here in what i consider to be a reasonable fashion and would be happy to answer any questions if it helps you understand.
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    ddjddj Posts: 542
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    hypervisor wrote: »
    if you had any dealings with disabled people then you would no that they make fun of themselves more than any comedian

    Physically disabled people who don't have learning difficulties of course understand jokes, I've never said they don't. But those with learning difficulties (moderate to severe as in the case of Harvey) are unlikely to understand most jokes.
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    elnombreelnombre Posts: 3,625
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    hypervisor wrote: »
    if you had any dealings with disabled people then you would no that they make fun of themselves more than any comedian

    I'm sorry, but you don't speak for all disabled people. Many of those who have had a lifetime of being bullied, belittled and marginalised do not appreciate jokes at their expense.
    hypervisor wrote: »
    because people would get banned for trying to say anything because the FB bandwagon of hate would press the alert button so fast then i would get banned before i finshed posting

    I don't know...I don't think expressing an opinion like that would technically be in violation of any of the DS rules.
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    ddjddj Posts: 542
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    Cantona07 wrote: »
    That is completely ridiculous.

    It is as logical as

    3 steps to war.

    Grow a Charlie Chaplin moustache
    Lose a testicle
    Invade Poland

    Ergo growing a moustache or losing a testicle inevitably leads to invading a country.

    Read up on your history then you might understand the implications of the Seven Steps to Hell.
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    LeehamLeeham Posts: 4,795
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    elnombre wrote: »
    Can an FB fan, or anyone who laughed at the joke, explain to this ignorant sod (me) from where the humour derives? The idea of the disabled kid trying to rape his mum? Is the rape funny, or the disability? Or the combination of the two? Or is it just Harvey trying to rape Jordan that's funny?

    Since Frankie's apparently so brave and edgy it would be nice to see one of his fans have the balls to at least come out and say 'I find the idea of a disabled kid trying to rape his mum funny'. I wonder why no one has yet?

    It's called hyperbole. It's funny because of how ridicolous it is, not the situation per se.

    Plus that's tame compared to some of the stuff I've laughed at.
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    hypervisorhypervisor Posts: 959
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    elnombre wrote: »


    I don't know...I don't think expressing an opinion like that would technically be in violation of any of the DS rules.

    course it would be it could cause offense.

    try sickipedia it has loads of joke there.

    my point is this joke has been told for over a year but only now is it a problem
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    elnombreelnombre Posts: 3,625
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    Leeham wrote: »
    It's called hyperbole. It's funny because of how ridicolous it is, not the situation per se.

    So it is purely the shock value, basically?
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    hypervisorhypervisor Posts: 959
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    ddj wrote: »
    Read up on your history then you might understand the implications of the Seven Steps to Hell.

    so its proven then??? what about the bible i dont remember the bible saying you'll go to hell for owning a personal id card:rolleyes:
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    hypervisor wrote: »
    because people would get banned for trying to say anything because the FB bandwagon of hate would press the alert button so fast then i would get banned before i finshed posting

    You would only get banned if you broke the DS T's & C's.
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    LeehamLeeham Posts: 4,795
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    elnombre wrote: »
    So it is purely the shock value, basically?

    It isn't the fact that it was intended to shock people that makes it funny, like I said it was the ridiculousness.
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    sidsgirlsidsgirl Posts: 4,425
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    hypervisor wrote: »
    course it would be it could cause offense.

    try sickipedia it has loads of joke there.

    my point is this joke has been told for over a year but only now is it a problem


    O, so he keeps repeating the same 'jokes' does he. Are you saying he has been telling this 'joke' about Harvey for the past year. :eek:
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    ddjddj Posts: 542
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    Cantona07 wrote: »
    I didnt find the joke particularly funny but that really isnt the issue.

    Its the permarage of the people who would not watch the progamme because it would offend them yet feel the need to become hugely offended anyway.

    I have had "the balls" to defend FB on here in what i consider to be a reasonable fashion and would be happy to answer any questions if it helps you understand.

    Let's give you a Frankie Boyle medal for defending his right to tell sick jokes about a learning disabled children and your right to laugh at sick jokes regardless of whose feelings they might hurt.
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    hypervisorhypervisor Posts: 959
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    You would only get banned if you broke the DS T's & C's.

    yeah any one of them is not to post offensive material.

    Christ 90% of the showbiz forum member would hit the alert button asap, some would hit the alert button after i get banned just because they like jumping onto any bandwagon to make themselves feel part of something
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    DarthchaffinchDarthchaffinch Posts: 7,558
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    ddj wrote: »
    Seven steps to Hell
    Step 1 Teasing, name calling, jokes
    Step 2 Verbal bullying, harassment, abuse, graffiti
    Step 3 Physical bullying, bricks through windows
    Step 4 Organised discrimination, denial of rights, no voting
    Step 5 Separation, living apart, having to carry identity cards
    Step 6 Violence, street attacks, police do nothing, destruction of homes
    Step 7 Mass murder, organised killing, Genocide.

    oh FFS....

    when's the last time you left your house/cell matey?!? :D
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