"It's like a black person saying the N Word. Nobody gets upset when Jay Z and Kanye have a song with it being in the title, but if Eminem was too do the same it would cause a lot of controversy."

No, it is nothing like that. How is being handicapped or having a heart attack in any way similar to being black?

It isn't even black people that use it, is is African Americans who use it ironically due to slavery, the 2 scenarios are not even linked in the slightest.

Besides, KSI is clearly, clearly, become some sort of role model to many younger children. He seems to be around 18, he should know better than to make tasteless jokes like that.

"OK, let me give you this example Olivier. Someone's mother is terminally ill, and someone makes a joke about that illness right in front of them. Is that right or is it "just a joke"?"

Obviously it is not OK There is a joke between walking up to somebody with a disability and rubbing it in their face and telling a joke on the internet designed to make people laugh

What are you trying to say? That people are not allowed to joke about ANYTHING that somebody might find offensive?

There is a difference* between

Batmanu I'm saying that someone who is black can say that, as can someone who suffered from a heart attack,

so the internet is a haven where anything goes?

"Batmanu I'm saying that someone who is black can say that, as can someone who suffered from a heart attack,"

And I am saying that is rubbish. There is no link to the N word and the subject we are talking about. Nothing at all.

This argument was alright when I cared. Now I don't.

i like being impartial sometimes

"so the internet is a haven where anything goes?"

As long as it isn't law breaking then yea it is.

Designed to make people laugh? I didn't. Rubbing it in their face? I don't see how KSI didn't do that.

No way. You shouldn't say anything on the internet that you wouldn't say in public.

"No way. You shouldn't say anything on the internet that you wouldn't say in public."

On your Facebook maybe...

'Designed to make people laugh? I didn't. Rubbing it in their face? I don't see how KSI didn't do that.'

Basically yeah.

'No way. You shouldn't say anything on the internet that you wouldn't say in public.'

But you can because most of the time there are no repercussions. I don't because I'm not a .

'Designed to make people laugh? I didn't. Rubbing it in their face? I don't see how KSI didn't do that.'

So what if you didn't laugh? Does every single comedy show in the world that is designed to make you laugh make you laugh at every single joke?

On your Facebook maybe...
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On anything. It's not to do with your image or anything like that, it's just not right, it's cowardly. it's like randomly anonymously abusing someone online just because you know they can't do anything back. KSI wouldn't dream of doing that in public, no way.

But KSI didn't 'anonymously abuse' anyone.

KSI wouldn't dream of doing that in public, no way.

Unfortunatley I think he would, as show by his "Being Akward in Public".

Anyway, no one replied to me saying that KSI, at 18 or so, should know he is a role model (he probably shouldn't be, but lets face it, he is) to younger children. He should definitely know better than to do things like this.

Being Akward in Public is literally the least funny thing I have ever seen.

no but he didnt walk up to someone in a wheelchair in being arkward in public and start taking the pi55

'KSI, at 18 or so, should know he is a role model (he probably shouldn't be, but lets face it, he is) to younger children'

At the same time it's not his fault that his fanboys are 12-year-old s.

"no but he didnt walk up to someone in a wheelchair in being arkward in public and start taking the pi55"

Because that would be inappropriate.

back to the role model argument, oh no

Awkward in public is funny Andrei