The word 'sluts'?
Loathsome party imo but he clearly meant in the context of "a woman of dirty, slovenly or untidy habits or appearance" as opposed to the Oxford English Dictionary's alternative definition i.e. "a woman of low or loose character". His audience evidently also appreciated the context judged by the resultant laughter. So it wasn't meant in the most offensive context, it wasn't directed at anyone specific and it was as part of a joke which his audience clearly recognised and appreciated.
What a fabulous free press we have. No bias in the reporting of this one then... this country is getting so far u its self righteous own arse, it's ridiculous.
UKIP, socialist?
Loathsome party imo but he clearly meant in the context of "a woman of dirty, slovenly or untidy habits or appearance" as opposed to the Oxford English Dictionary's alternative definition i.e. "a woman of low or loose character". His audience evidently also appreciated the context judged by the resultant laughter. So it wasn't meant in the most offensive context, it wasn't directed at anyone specific and it was as part of a joke which his audience clearly recognised and appreciated.
What a fabulous free press we have. No bias in the reporting of this one then... this country is getting so far u its self righteous own arse, it's ridiculous.
I feel sorry for the guy, and I hate UKIP. It feels like the press have gone on a mission to discredit the party any which way.
Public school boys, eh?
Think everybody knows the BBC is left wing...had this been a Labour politician...the news would've been a lot different and smaller coverage.I caught both the BBC and SKY coverage of this,the only thing i took away from the BBC coverage was that there seemed to be a definite air of "gloating".If the big news channels cant be impartial with their political reporting we are all fracked.