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Old 11-12-2010, 17:48   #52
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Re: Katie Price complains to Ofcom over Frankie Boyle gag

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Originally Posted by Stuart View Post
So, you are saying it's OK to say what you want about anyone as long as someone thinks it's funny, and that it's wrong that the person being offended does anything about it?

All Katie Price has done is complain to OFCOM, after asking Channel 4 for an apology. She is not banning anyone from saying anything.
I believe you can say anything about anybody - doesn't have to be funny.

Nor is it wrong for anybody to be offended, they can be offended as much as they want - but that's where it ends.

In so far as the above Jordan has the absolute right to complain and request an apology.

Whether CH4 or F.Boyle apologise is their perogative.

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Originally Posted by Damien View Post
Do you think that naming a disabled child and making him the subject of a joke is acceptable?
No, but whether I think it is acceptable or not is irrelevant

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Does Katie Price have a right to complain?
Absolutely

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Do we not have a right to call it unacceptable?
Of course, but that is all - but there should be no further punitive recourse
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