If you think that you're a racist because you liked his comedy, then so be it.
Another implication on your part, I have never mentioned whether I liked his comedy or not.
There was no implication. I don't care whether or not you liked Bernard Manning, or his comedy.
The only person I've accused of being racist, on this topic, is Bernard Manning, who admitted, at least once, on television, that he was. There is a general consensus of opinion that he was.
The only person I've accused of not being funny, on this topic, is Bernard Manning, who made a living out of telling racist jokes.
The only observation I've made about other people, on this topic, is that I consider the fact that anyone who found Bernard Manning to be funny is a joke. This is clearly slang, and therefore a play on words, and a commonplace one. It isn't a "joke" in the sense of a man entering a public house etc., but a joke in the sense that I find it hard to take seriously the opinion of someone who considers Bernard Manning to have been a funny person when most of what he peddled were lewd and yet childish jibes aimed at people in minority groups.
You've read, or attempted to read, things into what I've written that aren't there. If you want an argument, then bring it on. But please bring something other than a half-hearted and incompetent attempt at twisting my words.
