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Isn't the point that the white man never does say nigger? He says, ' the man's a ni...'. Only the black guy actually says nigger.
It's donkey's years since I saw it, but I think I'm correct here.

 

Not everyone will be thankful, keep that in mind for long lasting effects.

 

No, the white guy welcoming the new sheriff says it as does the old woman when the sheriff introduces himself. Tanrantino used it in his movies and it was used in Full Metal Jacket but I can't remember a recent film where I've seen the use.

 

Me neither but that clip @Rogered Tart posted was funny so I might actually give his stand up a go.

 

mot was his stand up that I can not stand so have not bothered with his other stuff

 

It was his stand up that I can not stand so have not bothered with his other stuff

 

I'd only seen bits of the office and it wasn't really my thing so gave the rest a swerve.

Happy to try his stand up with an open mind though.

 

"Sorry about the 'up yours nigger' " is probably the funniest line in the film. I'd forgotten that one.

I'm still not convinced you're right. It is soooo obviously satire and such a brilliant debunking of racism I think there would still be a ready audience for it.

 

Brilliant song, top 10 hit too.

 

I never realised there was a whole album.

 

Weirdly enough I don't think I said they wouldn't be shown. I said they wouldn't be written in the same way? Reading and compression is usually quite important.

And yes, some thin push the boundaries still. Not quite in the same way and they usually come with heavy criticism and complaints, which was the actual point.

 

But they always did. 'Til Death Us Do Part was always being complained about. Life of Brian likewise. Joe Orton, Lenny Bruce, Derek and Clive, you name it

 

I take it you don't do Twitter?

 

You do right to avoid it. Shame in a sense because there are some great contributers with good debate to be had, unfortunately the lack of intelligence amongst the general public means any decent debate ends up in a feckwit free for all.

 

That film that’s been banned from the telly is on the telly tonight.