Every one has Autism to a greater or lesser extent, ( eating peas before your fish fingers, separating your smarties into colour groupings) but most people with the condition know right from wrong.
I am of the opinion Mr Wallace is child in a man’s body.
They should show it. Or give every participant entry into another series.
The BBC now feel forced to pretend that they care about sexual abuse.
It will override any kind of logic or fairness.
He wasn't employed by the BBC. He was employed by Shine TV (MasterChef), RDF West (Eat Well For Less), Voltage TV (Inside the Factory) and Optomen (Saturday Kitchen).
The BBC is far less culpable for his actions as a freelancer working for independent production companies than those companies and are.
His reprehensible behaviour is his fault, no matter how much BBC-bashers want it to be the fault of the broadcaster.
I know Gregg Wallace, not personally but I know him. I work with Gregg Wallaces, they are in my local.
Actually I might be being a bit unfair to a lot of the Greggs. They essentially have not had their behaviour pulled up when this sort of stuff was just a sparkle in their mind. So it grows and then when they start getting their dicks out to female researchers on a tv show its too late and a litany of sackable offences have occurred.
I've always struggled to understand flashers and those who come out with gross imposing sexual comments. I pulled a bloke up maybe 7 or 8 years ago for doing this sort of thing with one of the girls who has the honour of cleaning up the toilets in our yard after some man-child has done a dirty protest in one of them. His reaction was firstly one of aggression then when I pointed out he would be out on his arse if anyone actually reported what he'd done, one of cowed shame and self pity. Not what I'd call remorse or reflection. When that failed I asked him how he woukd feel if someone was doing that sort of creepy bullshit to one of his daughters and the message started to leak through, he genuinely didnt care that behaving like that is wrong and bullying as far as I'm concerned
I'm among the worst in the world for some of the vulgarity that comes out of my mouth but, read the room. Generally women, especially women, and a lot of men wouldn't appreciate me giving my telling of how I think Freddie Mercury caught AIDS (this is an extreme hypothetical example) however some of my more grotesque friends might find common ground, you know what I mean. That sort of stuff isnt for a lot of scoring settings let alone the workplace.
The excusing of his behaviour is sadly something he has learned from watching others do what he will see as playing a race card as if its some sort of catch all for poor behaviour.
I'm massively biased as I have never liked the bloke and felt I could see him for what he is however we all know at least a handful of Gregg Wallaces.
I know Gregg Wallace, not personally but I know him. I work with Gregg Wallaces, they are in my local.
Actually I might be being a bit unfair to a lot of the Greggs. They essentially have not had their behaviour pulled up when this sort of stuff was just a sparkle in their mind. So it grows and then when they start getting their dicks out to female researchers on a tv show its too late and a litany of sackable offences have occurred.
I've always struggled to understand flashers and those who come out with gross imposing sexual comments. I pulled a bloke up maybe 7 or 8 years ago for doing this sort of thing with one of the girls who has the honour of cleaning up the toilets in our yard after some man-child has done a dirty protest in one of them. His reaction was firstly one of aggression then when I pointed out he would be out on his arse if anyone actually reported what he'd done, one of cowed shame and self pity. Not what I'd call remorse or reflection. When that failed I asked him how he woukd feel if someone was doing that sort of creepy bullshit to one of his daughters and the message started to leak through, he genuinely didnt care that behaving like that is wrong and bullying as far as I'm concerned
I'm among the worst in the world for some of the vulgarity that comes out of my mouth but, read the room. Generally women, especially women, and a lot of men wouldn't appreciate me giving my telling of how I think Freddie Mercury caught AIDS (this is an extreme hypothetical example) however some of my more grotesque friends might find common ground, you know what I mean. That sort of stuff isnt for a lot of scoring settings let alone the workplace.
The excusing of his behaviour is sadly something he has learned from watching others do what he will see as playing a race card as if its some sort of catch all for poor behaviour.
I'm massively biased as I have never liked the bloke and felt I could see him for what he is however we all know at least a handful of Gregg Wallaces.
They should show it. Or give every participant entry into another series.
The BBC now feel forced to pretend that they care about sexual abuse.
It will override any kind of logic or fairness.
He wasn't employed by the BBC. He was employed by Shine TV (MasterChef), RDF West (Eat Well For Less), Voltage TV (Inside the Factory) and Optomen (Saturday Kitchen).
The BBC is far less culpable for his actions as a freelancer working for independent production companies than those companies and are.
His reprehensible behaviour is his fault, no matter how much BBC-bashers want it to be the fault of the broadcaster.
I stand corrected.
But my mild counter argument towards that - is...erm I don't like BBC. The BBC are sh*t.
They should show it. Or give every participant entry into another series.
The BBC now feel forced to pretend that they care about sexual abuse.
It will override any kind of logic or fairness.
He wasn't employed by the BBC. He was employed by Shine TV (MasterChef), RDF West (Eat Well For Less), Voltage TV (Inside the Factory) and Optomen (Saturday Kitchen).
The BBC is far less culpable for his actions as a freelancer working for independent production companies than those companies and are.
His reprehensible behaviour is his fault, no matter how much BBC-bashers want it to be the fault of the broadcaster.
I think a few of the women had made complaints that weren’t followed up properly. I’m wondering who they complained to? The BBC or the companies he worked for. Just curious.
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but most people with the condition know right from wrong.
The BBC is far less culpable for his actions as a freelancer working for independent production companies than those companies and are.
His reprehensible behaviour is his fault, no matter how much BBC-bashers want it to be the fault of the broadcaster.
Actually I might be being a bit unfair to a lot of the Greggs. They essentially have not had their behaviour pulled up when this sort of stuff was just a sparkle in their mind. So it grows and then when they start getting their dicks out to female researchers on a tv show its too late and a litany of sackable offences have occurred.
I've always struggled to understand flashers and those who come out with gross imposing sexual comments. I pulled a bloke up maybe 7 or 8 years ago for doing this sort of thing with one of the girls who has the honour of cleaning up the toilets in our yard after some man-child has done a dirty protest in one of them. His reaction was firstly one of aggression then when I pointed out he would be out on his arse if anyone actually reported what he'd done, one of cowed shame and self pity. Not what I'd call remorse or reflection. When that failed I asked him how he woukd feel if someone was doing that sort of creepy bullshit to one of his daughters and the message started to leak through, he genuinely didnt care that behaving like that is wrong and bullying as far as I'm concerned
I'm among the worst in the world for some of the vulgarity that comes out of my mouth but, read the room. Generally women, especially women, and a lot of men wouldn't appreciate me giving my telling of how I think Freddie Mercury caught AIDS (this is an extreme hypothetical example) however some of my more grotesque friends might find common ground, you know what I mean. That sort of stuff isnt for a lot of scoring settings let alone the workplace.
The excusing of his behaviour is sadly something he has learned from watching others do what he will see as playing a race card as if its some sort of catch all for poor behaviour.
I'm massively biased as I have never liked the bloke and felt I could see him for what he is however we all know at least a handful of Gregg Wallaces.
I stand corrected.
But my mild counter argument towards that - is...erm
I don't like BBC. The BBC are sh*t.
Can’t be much of a step up from being an amateur?