Swipes at ethnic minorities were a problem when they were all too common, but this hasn't been the case for quite some time. Similarly, it is hard to argue that women get picked on too often. Constant portrayals of them as victims by the media is a much bigger problem for both genders.

I had a laugh at the triteness and frivolousness of this article. Is that enough?

Rubbish.

I big influence in comedy that is made to 'shock' is a perfectly valid backlash against the prevalence of ridiculous PC censorship these days. It's a freeing from the constrains about even talking about subjects designated 'untouchable'. Everyone is fair game. Nobody should be untouchable.

The attitudes expressed here amount to nothing more than a patronising attempt to exclude any less fortunate/powerful from society. Or an exercise in reverse snobbery.

What a bizarre world where we're to segregate people as 'special' and 'fair game'. I bet you are a youngest child.

Now, I'm off to eat a Creole biscuit.

Mmmmm Creoles.

This is piss funny...

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,27574,26280538-5007146,00.html

Isn't it funny that so many people in this country keep insisting that it is their 'right' to insult and degrade ethnic minorities, victims of crime, people with disabilities and anyone else who can't fight back. Anyone who disagrees with them is labelled 'PC'. Then we all wonder why the rest of the world thinks Australians are a bunch of racist louts. I guess the joke is on all of us.

Nice article Jenny.

Hey try one of these Creole biscuits. They're really tasty!