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Just as an artist can paint anything, a comic can say anything no matter how tasteless. Well, that should be the case. Now if you want to tell a silly joke then fine, but if you want to cross the line with some kind of meanness, it is only then that there should be a price. With your approach to humour Rocco, I should have pressed charges against 1000 people and understandably that isn't really the way to go about things for silly things said in jest.
You either don't understand the situation we're discussing or you're trying to broaden the scope of the debate to obscure the real issue at hand.
Gascoigne isn't a comedian who is making a joke with a willing participant. He's an old drunk football hero who is deliberately isolating, embarrassing and humiliating a black man in front of an audience of his fans. The black man is in unconsenting participant who has no opportunity to retaliate in return and is being humiliated because he has no voice or choice in the situation.

The fact that you've tried to insert yourself into the argument as some type of victim shows that you're a pathetic fucktard Miles.
So, a joke is the root of all evil and malicious non-humour based abuse is perfectly fine. Good logic there. My point was that it is stupid to press charges against everyone who makes a silly joke about you and to constantly refer to race as the big evil is in itself very pathetic. Now if Gascoigne had said "You darky at the back, I cannot stand the likes of you because of your skin" then that is clearly hateful and unfortunate. There wouldn't be the semblance of a joke. However, that wasn't the case and actually what you said above is far worse than what Gascoigne said and that you adhere to the race line and hurl out abuse sums you up here really. You deny free speech on humour and race and love it to say anything you like without any humour. Hypocrite.