[wraymond]

Her foul output is seen as comedy. Until of course the subject becomes fatist or sizeist or laddish or any other trumped up target. Then she complains the loudest.

What we get is so called comedy where laughs are obtained by the desperate from the also-ran wannabes who dare not have a voice of their own.

When someone objects to her language or target, and in her own manner and idiom or fails to laugh like a drain, they are called anti-feminist or misogynist. Then jumped on by the hordes of illiterates that abound on social media. Not that there is much that is socialist there. That's with a small 's' by the way.

Just seen an interview with a USA news journalist and N. Farage and he is calling for police action alleging Incitement. There seems little chance of success even though the subject Brand was discussing was milk shakes being thrown at politicians. Imagine the fuss if N.F. suggested similar action against, say, L. Kuenssberg. Maybe they are trying too hard to formulate a TV licence policy.