TV show: Stewart Lee: Stand-up comedian (Stewart Lee: Stand-Up Comedian)

Scott wrote on the website Jimmy hill: "Agree with Jimmy that in the UK fewer indigenous Brits. "Please, don't get me wrong," writes Scott. "I'm not a Nazi, not a xenophobe, as you are made to believe all sorts of lobbyists and the government. I'm just someone who was born here, and I don't like how the country goes to shit". And it would be easier to take seriously Scott, if he hadn't written the word "xenophobe" as a "senior". Which of course means a man who hates Japanese Buddhism.

For comedian worse than when nobody claps when pop one. So I aimed at a small audience

But Jimmy hill did not stop there. He said that calling a black "nigger" is not more insulting than to call him, Jimmy, "Chinny" because he has a big chin. I read it and thought again: "Call me a relic of the past, but the word "nigger" is still more offensive than the word "chinny". Because the word "nigger" has a bright cultural and historical basis. Which is definitely not the word "chinny". "Send people with big chins to where they came from! In Finladia, don't know, I question not studied, obviously." No countries, where the population was enslaved due to the fact that they have big chins. But if I were - we have a whole culture would be different. It would not be the Blues that has influenced all of our music of the 20th century, if in the Mississippi Delta lived disenfranchised ex-slaves with big chins...
"Wake up in the morning...
I have a big chin.
To be honest, it's not a problem
Not going to invent a musical genre."
And something not heard of in the news: "Halle was beaten to death. Looks like it's a crime to hate big chins".

And he said to me - honestly, it's true - said, "Th, with facts that anyone can prove it?"
At first I wanted to reply "Yes". And then think: "wait a Minute! Yes this is the most glorious way to win a dispute! To say: "facts are uninteresting to Me! They prevent me to judge! I prefer to rely on instinct and blind prejudice."

Not sure you can rely on the concept of morality in this debate because it is very unstable. Always change their cultural and historical settings. [...] Given the flexibility of the concept of morality, we should not accept it for the cornerstone of his position.

But the concept of "men in tights" in the legend of Robin hood has appeared with Mel Brooks in the 80-90's. In medieval England simply did not make leotards. If they were made - they would, of course, wore. Sure tight leotards - best defense in the medieval battle, because they do not protect wonderful feet!