Hampster Gull
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generation snowflake
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This is clearly a thread for broflakes.
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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Filth and innuendo in Christmas Panto shocker...........heard about this on the radio earlier as Mrs Mortally-Offended of Manchester called in.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/12/14/parents-complain-lewd-jokes-ruin-family-panto-outing/
"The main issue for us was the actual fondling of Jimmy Krankie's breasts"...........................
There are too possibilities here , firstly it could be that the people that complained are over the top parents who found the good old Christmas panto offensive. It mentioned in the article that they went to an 'annual' panto, this suggests that they have been a few times before. As they continue to go annually we can assume they have had few complaints before.
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This show was beyond the pail in terms of your average Christmas panto. Given that there were a number of complaints including "I've seen a lot of pantos in my time but this was a step too far - all the staff agreed it was wholly inappropriate," she said. "I felt really uncomfortable watching it with my class. They were all gasping and saying 'this is really rude'." this cannot be discounted.
Without having seen the panto surely it is impossible for us to decide if the panto or the complainants that are over the top? Are we rushing to condemn people here without full knowledge of the facts. Without knowing the content, how can we call out people thinking it inappropriate as snowflakes?
Edit: Reading the comments it is interesting that those outraged at the outrage do not mention seeing said panto while those that have seen it agree that it was somewhat over the top and they were not surprised that people had complained.
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BadFish
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Tongue in cheek surely?
No idea. Not ‘rushing to condemn’ anyone. The radio phone in was hilarious though. There is also something slightly odd about being offended about someone fondling the breasts of someone called ‘Jimmy’......even if it is an old woman pretending to be a small boy. Bizarre.
Psychobilly freakout
HellBilly
Nope, watch have I got news for you
Pretty much sums up how pathetic and void of common sense society has become!
The epitome of how utter morons go out of their way to find something to be offended by and then feel it’s their pathetic moral duty to make an issue out of it, whilst believing they are sitting on some moral high horse and embarking on some politically motivated crusade!
Makes me sick how these morons then try and make it socially unacceptable to disagree with their pathetic point of view and clueless lefty morons, students, lovey actor/actresses and bottom feeding scum bag politicians lap it up!!
Norman Potting
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Heard the Dr in question interviewed on the radio and it was definitely a "tongue in cheek" way of raising awareness of a real issue.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
mainly Brexiteers
Hahaha! I think you'll find the snowflakes are the ones who don't want to accept the result of a referendum and keep bleating on about it.
attila
1997 Club
Snowflakes are dead hard actually. They defeated the fascists at Stalingrad. They're the main component of what has been historically known as 'General Winter.' And in modern sociological parlance, they are in the main younger, fitter and going to be here longer than moaning old right wing bigots, so there you go
Not Andy Naylor
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Snowflakes are dead hard actually. They defeated the fascists at Stalingrad. They're the main component of what has been historically known as 'General Winter.' And in modern sociological parlance, they are in the main younger, fitter and going to be here longer than moaning old right wing bigots, so there you go
And us moaning old left-wingers too ...
Bladders
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Snowflakes are dead hard actually. They defeated the fascists at Stalingrad. They're the main component of what has been historically known as 'General Winter.' And in modern sociological parlance, they are in the main younger, fitter and going to be here longer than moaning old right wing bigots, so there you go
Your comparing the the Red Army of the 40's to todays "scream at the sky if I don't get my own way" generation?
Bravo, you've just seriously insulted a whole generation of hard fighting Russians.
looney
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GT49er
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Yep, that seems about the norm for today's society. Basically third person outrage.
seagulls4ever
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Vanity Fair has apparently been causing outrage on social media after a female member of staff said in a short video that Hilary Clinton should “Take up a new hobby in the new year - volunteer work, knitting, improv comedy—literally anything that will keep you from running again.”
#CancelVanityFair began trending on Twitter after accusations of sexism. Of course a lot of websites are leading with headlines that only include the "knitting" part of the quote and exclude details about the member of staff who tweeted them. Vanity Fair has been forced to issue an apology. The member of staff, Maya Kosoff, has said she not "appreciate being taken out of context to make me seem super sexist".
[tweet]944613785171501056[/tweet]
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-42502893
Generation snowflake or justifiable outrage?
#CancelVanityFair began trending on Twitter after accusations of sexism. Of course a lot of websites are leading with headlines that only include the "knitting" part of the quote and exclude details about the member of staff who tweeted them. Vanity Fair has been forced to issue an apology. The member of staff, Maya Kosoff, has said she not "appreciate being taken out of context to make me seem super sexist".
[tweet]944613785171501056[/tweet]
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-42502893
Generation snowflake or justifiable outrage?