Jeremy Clarkson: Britain is a nation of 62 million complete and utter b*****ds

[Jazzy]

Jeremy Clarkson has never been known to hold his tongue, but now he has insulted everyone in Britain branding the whole country 'complete and utter b*stards.'



Clarkson went on to say that Brits invented torture and slavery and sent the White Russians to be slaughtered by Stalin.



Outwardly, we hated communist Russia; inwardly, it's what 95 per cent of the country wants, he said.



Writing in Top Gear magazine, Clarkson made the comments after claiming he was he was inundated with abuse and jokes when he Tweeted about the death of his black Labrador Whoopi.



Clarkson, wrote: A few moments ago , my dog died, and, as an experiment, I announced the fact on Twitter.



Now, everyone must have known that when a family pet is put down, the family in question is bound to be upset.



So you'd expect a bit of sympathy. And, in America, that's what you'd get.

Not in Britain, though. Moments after I posted my Tweet, a man called Ryan Paisey asked: How does she smell?



Clarkson said another man had said the news was 'kinda funny.'



Another Twitter user Phil May wanted to know if it was James May's fault, and Tom Green said simply: Good.



Clarkson said within five minutes he had suffered a 'tirade of abuse.'

He added: Britain is a nation of 62 million complete and utter b*****ds. We are the country that invented the concentration camp, and international slavery.



Hanging, drawing, quartering: that was us too. And who was it that sent the White Russians home to be slaughtered by Stalin? Yup. Us.

Outwardly, we hated communist Russia; inwardly, it's what 95 per cent of the country wants .



Bankers, Estate Agents, Politicians, Journalists. Anyone in a suit is basically evil and must, after they've been sacked, go to prison.



Anyone in a donkey jacket? They're basically good and must have a plasma television immediately.

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Wow! This man must have a death wish saying what he did.

 

[Raven]

Not shocking really. He's known for these outbursts in England. I think he say's it deliberately to get a reaction.



Have to admit, I do agree with some of his previous comments.



And whilst I don't believe in condemning all of us, a hell of alot of people in this country are utter bastards.

 

[Evil Eye]

That's not exactly a fair assessment...

And whilst I don't believe in condemning all of us, a hell of alot of people in this country are utter bastards.

Same could be said for a lot of countries I think.

 

[DrLeftover]

He usually contains his ranting to blasting Americans and calling the French names.



And poking some fun at his fellow Brits.



I'm not sure I've ever heard him come down that hard on the people that pay his salary before.

 

[Cranos]

LOL I'm not sure what to make of this. It's pretty hard to take Clarkson serious, not sure if he's joking here though.

 

[Sinon]

To be fair, he's not exactly intelligent or likable himself.

 

[DrLeftover]

He gets paid to drive cars that he doesn't own or have any responsibility for and make comments about them. Then he gets his ass up on his back and thinks that he's infinitely more important than he really is.



The only difference between him and most American Celebrities is that Clarkson can at least drive himself to the unemployment office when the time comes.

 

[Sinon]

I think if it weren't for his TV show they'd revoke his license quite quickly.

 

[The Dragon Master]

I like Clarkson. Some of the things he says are quite true. He's a bit like Marmite, I think. He can be a bastard, and take things too far, but to be fair there is some truth in the statement. There are a lot of utter bastards in England.

 

[Sinon]

The thing is though, he's an idiot. His experiment on Twitter just shows that there are trolls on the internet. In fact, it doesn't even categorically state that all those who abused him were from Britain. He's just a moron who can give out criticism and insults, but gets defensive and teary if someone happens to do the same to him. The sooner the media stops giving him attention, the better.



Wise men speak because they have something to say; Fools because they have to say something.

 

[DrLeftover]

Wait a minute, are we still talking about that British Twit or a Kardashian?

 

[Sinon]

It applies readily to both, I'd say.