Racism or not?

-UnderClocker- · 13 Jun 2019 at 09:42

Comic Relief have basically endorsed his behavior. So expect more of it. The same can be said for any organisation that panders to outrage from a small, vocal minority (regardless of skin colour). I think this issue, which seems to be exclusive to the west, is likely to get a lot worse before it gets better.

Caracus2k · 13 Jun 2019 at 11:09

Will be interesting to see if this affects donations.

I assume they used celebrities in the past as they believed this would help increase donations?

Freddie1980 · 13 Jun 2019 at 13:52

Well don Mr Lammy you've killed comic relief. Now while you at home with a roof over you head, food in your belly and access to advance medicines that a free at source just think about all the people who will now be denied access to all these things that you take for granted.

h4rm0ny · 13 Jun 2019 at 15:08

Freddie1980 said:
Well don Mr Lammy you've killed comic relief. Now while you at home with a roof over you head, food in your belly and access to advance medicines that a free at source just think about all the people who will now be denied access to all these things that you take for granted.

What really ****** me off is the presumption of David Lammy to speak for the recipients of the aid. Were they upset at Stacey Dooley visiting them and trying to highlight their plight? Did they object? If not then what right has David Lammy to object on their behalf? Because he happens to roughly share a skin colour with them? What difference does that make? Does he think all Black people think the same? The man is an utter idiot.