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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/2016/09/23/activist-behind-oxford-university-rhodes-must-fall-campaign-says/ Our funny and oh so filthy profanity pens are the perfect gift for any friend, colleague or whoever! http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/rhodes-must-fall-campaigner-ntokozo-qwabe-oxford-university-claims-cape-town-waitress-white-tears-a7037911.html Taking to social media, Mr Lewis said: "Why on earth would BBC producers say Fiona bruce cant say "s***" on #bbcqt way after the watershed when it's a crucial word to explain one of today's news stories? What decade is this." In reply, a fan asked: "You tell us Martin, your one of the people that put their names to and signed the "on line safety bill" yes that one ! The one that takes our freedom of speech away Can you explain just why your in favour of this bill ???" Wrighty relieved that Olivers now busy for the week so no more swears then ............... for 5 seconds as Tamer shoots off a racial slur calling gypsies Pikies. oh dear.

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Corporate culture places a premium on often needless new ideas and change for the sake of staying busy. When people are out of new ideas, new buzzwords can be the next best thing.And I was always clear to talk only about scam ands and to try and ensure that wasn't seen as a validation of other elements (as they're outside my area of expertise) . So forgive me but your assertion isn't correct. The elements of the bill you object to were nothing to do with me and nothing I have commented on, unless that is you are against regulating big tech pumping out scam ads, in which case I'd disagree." It was Matthew, not Janet, who suggested changing the name of one venue would lead to everything ever named after a person with unsavoury connections would be renamed. He was positing the thin end of the wedge. Reminds me of the problems in Oxford where some students were protesting against Cecil Rhodes statue being there.