Very frequently, some well-known person makes a remark which attracts widespread odium, often because it's racist, otherwise because it's gratuitously insulting or otherwise crass. When it gets flung in their faces, they complain that they's been 'quoted out of context'. Two very recent offenders are Diane Abbott and David Hockney. Would anyone like to suggest a context into which they could all be flung, together, to comiserate with each other?
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If Diane Abbot was white she would have been sacked for Tweeting as she did. Can you fill me in as to what David Hockney said or did?
| 4 months ago. Rating: 2 | |
Do I need to Google Diane and David? Is this something important I/we should know about? Sounds like the presidential campaigns going on right now. Smear campaigns.
| 4 months ago. Rating: 3 | |
I dont know of them , sorry.
| 4 months ago. Rating: 2 | |
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