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| − | '''Jo Brand''' (b. 1957) is a UK-based [[far-left]], anti-monarchy [[feminist]] who has been described a '[[comedian]]' best known for her jokes that political opponents should be attacked with battery acid. | + | '''Jo Brand''' (b. 1957) is a UK-based [[far-left]], anti-monarchy [[feminist]] who has been described a '[[comedian]]'. She has also worked as an actress, writer and TV host and is best known for her 'jokes' that political opponents should be attacked with battery acid. |
== History == | == History == | ||
In May 2019, after left-wing thugs threw a milkshake over [[Euroskeptic]] politician and activist [[Nigel Farage]], Brand remarked that the thugs should have used battery acid instead.<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2019/06/13/uk-police-investigate-bbc-comedian-jo-brand-over-acid-attack-joke/ UK Police Investigate BBC Comedian Jo Brand Over Acid Attack Joke]</ref> | In May 2019, after left-wing thugs threw a milkshake over [[Euroskeptic]] politician and activist [[Nigel Farage]], Brand remarked that the thugs should have used battery acid instead.<ref>[https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2019/06/13/uk-police-investigate-bbc-comedian-jo-brand-over-acid-attack-joke/ UK Police Investigate BBC Comedian Jo Brand Over Acid Attack Joke]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 19:02, April 27, 2023
Jo Brand (b. 1957) is a UK-based far-left, anti-monarchy feminist who has been described a 'comedian'. She has also worked as an actress, writer and TV host and is best known for her 'jokes' that political opponents should be attacked with battery acid.
History
In May 2019, after left-wing thugs threw a milkshake over Euroskeptic politician and activist Nigel Farage, Brand remarked that the thugs should have used battery acid instead.[1]