#AskJason

[melonhead]

he aint silly. of course thats why he does it.
and its worked, as im not convinced there are loads more racists out there than i thought there were

[Extended-Phenotype]

he aint silly. of course thats why he does it.
and its worked, as im not convinced there are loads more racists out there than i thought there were

Not or now?

[Extended-Phenotype]

Wouldn't surprise me if JR did it knowing the mongs would throw that shit at him - use it to further his cause.

Not 'further the cause', more highlighting the problem to those saying there isn't a problem.

[melonhead]

he aint silly. of course thats why he does it.
and its worked, as im not convinced there are loads more racists out there than i thought there were

Not or now?

well translated. meant now

[Extended-Phenotype]

he aint silly. of course thats why he does it.
and its worked, as im not convinced there are loads more racists out there than i thought there were

Not or now?

well translated. meant now

Thought you did, just was probably quite an important word to spell right in that sentence for the point I presumed you were making!

[melonhead]

agreed one tiny letter totally changed my entire point there

[Bandini]

agreed one tiny letter totally changed my entire point there

Thou shalt now commit adultery.

[Extended-Phenotype]

agreed one tiny letter totally changed my entire point there

Thou shalt now commit adultery.

Thou shalt not duvet.

[Sanguine]

Is a question "Do you like your coffee black or white?" racist? Or is it a question that is meant to highlight that JR has the reputation of claiming racism when there is none?

It's a question asked by a cnut making a pathetic 'point' they feel justified making only because they are a total cnut.

[Green]

Chicken and egg really Tokyo.

[Green]

Why not err on the side of caution then.

[Terminal Boardom]

Just when you think that people could not get more stupid or pathetic.

[Extended-Phenotype]

Is a question "Do you like your coffee black or white?" racist? Or is it a question that is meant to highlight that JR has the reputation of claiming racism when there is none?

It's a long road to wisdom, but a short one to being ignored.

A lynch mob of people braying race puns and deliberately reducing an important issue to farce is difficult to rationalise as racial education.

[TBM]

This is lame though

@Royal_Kingsley: @JasonRoberts30 Would you rather go to a barn dance with Sarah Beeney or host a cheese & wine evening with Kirstie Allsopp? #AskJason

What a crap question...

Really?

i thought it was the best one

[The Rouge]

Why not err on the side of caution then.

^^ power post

[Extended-Phenotype]

I'm just not sure people sensitive to the issue of racism would take quite so much delight in battering someone in this way, though of course the words alone are not racist per se. If the concern was genuine and the person truly wanted to engage in a discussion about oversensitivity regarding racism and the damage that could do to the cause, I'd expect a higher degree of consideration from said person.

Of course, raising this point will be seen as "political correctness gone mad" by the trendy masses gleefully banging their fists on the self-righteous table fellows such as Richard Littlejohn and Jeremy Clarkson have set up for their own freedom agenda but I still don't see jokes like "oooh, am I racist if I wear white socks" really furthers anyone's debate.

[frimmers3]

has anyone mentioned the mobos yet?

[Albert Spangler]

Why not err on the side of caution then.

Because erring on the side of caution is appeasement. If JR's allowed to challenge idiots who he believes to be fundamentally wrong, why can the shoe not be worn on the other foot?

[Albert Spangler]

PS, first proper thread on the TB for bloody aaaaaaaaages.

[DaveBanana]

Were any questions actually covered on 606 in the end? I agree that it could have been intentionally done to almost catalogue peoples' trivialisation of the matter, but also believe those who trivialised it would defend themselves as not being racist, but making fun of Jason's own trivialisation of racism. Trivialisation inception, or something.